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Unusual Musical Instruments...

Although the Harmonica isn't all that unusual an instrument it's rare to see it used at this level:

 
And being an Aussie I have to include a song with the Didgeridoo, it's been used in a few hit songs over the years.

 
I have a CD of Christmas music played on one of these. Invented by by Benjamin Franklin in 1761.

 
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The Octobass has a low note that is so low it doesn't register as "sound" to the human ear.
 
There's a Helmet song, "Biscuits for Smut" that has dude playing a banjo through a distortion pedal. I always thought that was pretty cool.
 
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