History Main / AlbumTitleDrop

** And of course, ''Roses are Red, Violets are Blue'' is the opening line of "[[Machinima/RedVsBlue Blood Gulch Blues]]".

* Music/{{Metallica}}'s ''Death Magnetic'' is Title Dropped in the last song, "My Apocalypse".

* The last 45 seconds of "Ni**as in Paris" from Music/JayZ and Music/KanyeWest's album ''Music/WatchTheThrone'' repeat the lyric "You are now ''watching the throne,'' / Don't let me get in my zone."

* The album ''Fly to the Rainbow'' by Music/{{Scorpions}} includes its title in the lyrics of "Fly People Fly": "All together, fly to the sky, fly to the rainbow, fly people fly". The actual title track "Fly to the Rainbow" is a case of NonAppearingTitle.
** In similar fashion, the title of the Music/{{Scorpions}} album ''Love At First Sting'' appear in the lyrics of "Rock You Like A Hurricane."

* On Music/KateBush's 2005 album ''Aerial'', the only title drop is on the second last song "Nocturn", but in a hugely unexpected way - on an album filled with images of sky, flight and birdsong, the lyric describes 'light climbing up the aerial', meaning the aerial on the roof of a house. It's an excellent twist, and effective not only with the significance of the word, but in its delivery, as the melody soars and reaches new height on the last syllable.

* Music/{{Nightwish}} examples:

* The album ''[[PunBasedTitle Selling England By the Pound]]'' by Music/{{Genesis}} has its title sung during the song ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdD6L4cKKU8 Dancing with the Moonlit Knight]]'':

-->''You're right. Strangers are easy to like.''
-->'' '''Thunder''' and '''lightning''' will '''strike.''' ''

* Music/{{AFI}} have done this once with ''decemberundeground'', mentioning it once in the song "The Interview

* Music/TheCure's ''The Head on the Door'' takes its name from a lyric in "Close to Me": "If only I was sure that my head on the door was just a dream."

* Music/{{Stars}}' seventh album ''No One Is Lost'' not only has a TitleTrack, but also drops the title in From The Night (Let's imagine that '''no one is lost''' [=/=] it's not easy but we've got to try) and Turn It Up (One more time '''no one is lost''').

And ''Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie'' can be found in "So Pure."

* Music/TheyMightBeGiants, of course, play with this trope with the song "Theme From Flood", which is little more than an excuse to title-drop the name of the album ''Music/{{Flood}}''. Later on, ''Necropolis'', a line from "Three Might Be Duende", was used as a working title for the album that eventually became ''Nanobots''.

* The title of Music/YOHIO's 2020 album - ''A Pretty Picture In A Most Disturbing Way'' - is snuck into the second verse of "Oh, My... Polkadot Politics":

* The title of Music/Bastille’s album ''Wild World'' is dropped in the track “Warmth”: “Hold me in this wild, wild world…”

* Norwegian band Popol Vuh did this with their album ''Stolen From Time'', whose title appears among the lyrics to the song "Soft Shoe Dancer."

* Music/{{Sparks}}' ''Kimono My House'' has the line "kimono my house pour amour" in "Hasta Manana Monsieur".

* [[UsefulNotes/{{Israeli}} Israeli]] musician Yoni Bloch's first album "???? ?? ???" (Maybe It's Me) ,named after a line from the similarly named song ,''???? ?? ????'' (Maybe it's Yoni. )

* In Music/TheBeachBoys' "Good Vibrations," the line "Softly smiles, I know she must be kind" appears. The album that "Good Vibrations" was intended for was called ''Music/{{Smile}}''. However, Brian Wilson apparently did not want "Good Vibrations" to appear on the album, so this could be a coincidence.