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* The opening interlude on Music/FKATwigs's album ''LP1'' is titled "Preface."
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* The opening interlude on Music/FKATwigs's album ''LP1'' ''[=LP1=]'' is titled "Preface."
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* The first song on ''Halfaxa'' by Music/{{Grimes}} is an interlude titled "Outer" (the first track being the "outermost" track).
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* The opening interlude on Music/FKATwigs's album ''LP1'' is titled "Preface."
* The first song on ''Halfaxa'' by Music/{{Grimes}} is an interlude titled "Outer" (the first track being the "outermost" track).
* The first song on ''Halfaxa'' by Music/{{Grimes}} is an interlude titled "Outer" (the first track being the "outermost" track).
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* Every song on ''22, A Million'' by Music/BonIver is a random number with no correlation to the tracklist, except for "8 (circle)" which is track #8.
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* "All Mirrors" (by Angel Olsen) explores duality and mirroring and is placed at track #2 on its album.
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* "All Mirrors" (by Angel Olsen) by Music/AngelOlsen explores duality and mirroring and is placed at track #2 on its album.
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* Subverted for "Farewell Transmission" by Music/SongsOhia, which is the opening track on ''The Magnolia Electric Co..''
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* The first song on Music/CarolinePolachek's album ''Desire, I Want To Turn Into You'' is titled "Welcome To My Island."
* Music/CharliXCX's song "Track 10" is, expectedly, track #10 on ''Music/Pop2.''
* Music/CharliXCX's song "Track 10" is, expectedly, track #10 on ''Music/Pop2.''
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* The first song on ''Halfaxa'' by Music/{{Grimes}} is an interlude titled "Outer" (the first track being the "outermost" track).
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* The ninth track of Music/{{Aviators}}' album ''Halfwolf'' is titled "[[WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish Number Nine]]".
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* The last song on ''Emmerdale'' by Music/TheCardigans is titled "Last Song." Additionally, the last song on ''Life'' is titled "Closing Time."
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* Music/{{Eminem}}'s first three major label albums each have an AntiLoveSong featuring Dina Rae as Track [[ThirteenIsUnlucky 13]], referencing Eminem's idea of women being [[TheJinx bad luck]].
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** The final track in the standard edition of ''Music/NineteenEightyNine'' ''(Taylor's Version)'' is called "Is It Over Now?"
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* Music/{{Rush}}'s album Music/FlyByNight finishes on the track "In the End".
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* Music/{{Rush}}'s Music/{{Rush|Band}}'s album Music/FlyByNight finishes on the track "In the End".
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* Music/{{Tally Hall}}'s debut album has a brief interlude simply titled "13" as the 13th track (which also happens to be 13 seconds long!)
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* Music/{{Tally Hall}}'s Music/TallyHall's debut album has a brief interlude simply titled "13" as the 13th track (which also happens to be 13 seconds long!)
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* Music/MyChemicalRomance: ''Music/TheBlackParade'' album plays with this -- the first track is "The End." Which is appropriate, because ''The Black Parade'' is a concept album about someone coming to terms with their impending death. The last song on the album, "Famous Last Words," is a more straightforward example.
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Just figured I'd sort these since they were unsorted before.
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** Appropriately enough, the song ended up at #2 in Creator/TripleJ's Hottest 100 behind Music/TheWhitlams' "No Aphrodisiac", having been the favourite to take out the #1 spot.
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** Appropriately enough, the song ended up at #2 in Creator/TripleJ's Hottest 100 behind Music/TheWhitlams' The Whitlams' "No Aphrodisiac", having been the favourite to take out the #1 spot.
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* Music/ChristineAndTheQueens's song "5 dollars" is placed at track #5 on ''Chris''.
* Devo Spice's ''[[https://devospice.bandcamp.com/album/herp-derp-ya-dont-sterp Herp Derp Ya Don't Sterp]]'' ends with "The Last Song on the Album".
* The last track of Diorama's album ''Even The Devil Doesn't Care'' is titled "Over."
* Music/DreamTheater's "Octavarium", from its namesake album, is the eighth track, closing the whole album and its theme of fives and eights.
* Devo Spice's ''[[https://devospice.bandcamp.com/album/herp-derp-ya-dont-sterp Herp Derp Ya Don't Sterp]]'' ends with "The Last Song on the Album".
* The last track of Diorama's album ''Even The Devil Doesn't Care'' is titled "Over."
* Music/DreamTheater's "Octavarium", from its namesake album, is the eighth track, closing the whole album and its theme of fives and eights.
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* Track #8 on Music/BillieEilish's [[Music/WhenWeAllFallAsleepWhereDoWeGo debut album]] is called "8." It is sung from the perspective of her eight-year-old self.
* The last song of Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch's album ''Afterlife'' is titled "The End."
* Music/TheGrates' song "Welcome to the Middle" is placed exactly in the middle of their album ''Secret Rituals'', at track 6 out of 11.
* "Spule 4" is the fourth track on ''Music/{{Kraftwerk}} 2''.
* Music/LemonJelly take it a stage further with "Experiment #6" from ''Lost Horizons''. Not only is it track #6 but it contains spoken timings that correlate exactly to the running time of the track itself.
* The last song of Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch's album ''Afterlife'' is titled "The End."
* Music/TheGrates' song "Welcome to the Middle" is placed exactly in the middle of their album ''Secret Rituals'', at track 6 out of 11.
* "Spule 4" is the fourth track on ''Music/{{Kraftwerk}} 2''.
* Music/LemonJelly take it a stage further with "Experiment #6" from ''Lost Horizons''. Not only is it track #6 but it contains spoken timings that correlate exactly to the running time of the track itself.
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* Music/TheGrates'
* "Spule 4" is the fourth track on ''Music/{{Kraftwerk}} 2''.
* Music/LemonJelly take it a stage further with "Experiment #6" from ''Lost Horizons''. Not only is it track #6 but it contains spoken timings that correlate exactly to the running time of the track itself.
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* Music/HiroyukiSawano uses this to an incredibly frustrating extent for ''Manga/AttackOnTitan''. Some tracks have naming schemes such as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP3-op5wsko "進撃 gt20130218 巨人"]], which effectively translates to: "Attack, primary instrumentation, date of production/composition/completion, Titan." So in the example given, the theme's name is: "Attack on Titan track, primary instrumentation is acoustic guitar, dated February 18, 2013." What stage of production is listed in the track titles can only be assumed, as the dates given generally precede the first airing of the season the track is used in by a matter of months.
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* "All Mirrors" (by Music/AngelOlsen) explores duality and mirroring and is placed at track #2 on its album.
* "Track 10" is indeed track 10 on ''5 Sparrows for 2 Cents'' by the Procussions. For bonus points, the lyrics consist solely of variations on "This is track number ten!"
* "Track 10" is indeed track 10 on ''5 Sparrows for 2 Cents'' by the Procussions. For bonus points, the lyrics consist solely of variations on "This is track number ten!"
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* "All Mirrors" (by Music/AngelOlsen) (by Angel Olsen) explores duality and mirroring and is placed at track #2 on its album.
* "Track 10" is indeed track 10 on ''5 Sparrows for 2 Cents'' by the Procussions. For bonus points, the lyrics consist solely of variations on "This is track number ten!"album.
* "Track 10" is indeed track 10 on ''5 Sparrows for 2 Cents'' by the Procussions. For bonus points, the lyrics consist solely of variations on "This is track number ten!"
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* Track 1 on Music/{{Regurgitator}}'s second EP ''New'' is called "Track 1".
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* Track 1 on Music/{{Regurgitator}}'s Regurgitator's second EP ''New'' is called "Track 1".1".
* Music/{{Rush}}'s album Music/FlyByNight finishes on the track "In the End".
* Music/{{Rush}}'s album Music/FlyByNight finishes on the track "In the End".
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* Music/{{Rush}}'s album Music/FlyByNight finishes on the track "In the End".
* Music/TaylorSwift:
** ''Music/{{Red|2012}}'': Track #13 is titled "The Lucky One," in reference to the ThirteenIsUnlucky trope. (13 is Swift's personal [[ArcNumber lucky number]], and the track explores the idea of luck and who's really lucky in the end.)
** ''Three'' of the tracks on ''Music/{{folklore|2020}}'' are arranged in numerological order. Track #1 is called "the 1," track #7 is called "seven," and track #8 is called "august" (August being the eighth month of the year).
** ''Music/{{Midnights}}'': Would've, Could've, Should've" has the number motif of 19: Being the age of the singer when she was in the abusive romance with the older man; the age that ties the song to the ''Music/SpeakNow'' romance and being track #19 on the 3 am edition.
* Music/TaylorSwift:
** ''Music/{{Red|2012}}'': Track #13 is titled "The Lucky One," in reference to the ThirteenIsUnlucky trope. (13 is Swift's personal [[ArcNumber lucky number]], and the track explores the idea of luck and who's really lucky in the end.)
** ''Three'' of the tracks on ''Music/{{folklore|2020}}'' are arranged in numerological order. Track #1 is called "the 1," track #7 is called "seven," and track #8 is called "august" (August being the eighth month of the year).
** ''Music/{{Midnights}}'': Would've, Could've, Should've" has the number motif of 19: Being the age of the singer when she was in the abusive romance with the older man; the age that ties the song to the ''Music/SpeakNow'' romance and being track #19 on the 3 am edition.
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* Music/ChristineAndTheQueens's song "5 dollars" is placed at track #5 on ''Chris''.
* Track #8 on Music/BillieEilish's [[Music/WhenWeAllFallAsleepWhereDoWeGo debut album]] is called "8." It is sung from the perspective of her eight-year-old self.
** Likewise, the album's final track is titled "goodbye".
* Music/TaylorSwift:
** ''Music/{{Red|2012}}'': Track #13 is titled "The Lucky One," in reference to the ThirteenIsUnlucky trope. (13 is Swift's personal [[ArcNumber lucky number]], and the track explores the idea of luck and who's really lucky in the end.)
** ''Three'' of the tracks on ''Music/{{folklore|2020}}'' are arranged in numerological order. Track #1 is called "the 1," track #7 is called "seven," and track #8 is called "august" (August being the eighth month of the year).
** ''Music/{{Midnights}}'': Would've, Could've, Should've" has the number motif of 19: Being the age of the singer when she was in the abusive romance with the older man; the age that ties the song to the ''Music/SpeakNow'' romance and being track #19 on the 3 am edition.
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* The last track of Diorama's album ''Even The Devil Doesn't Care'' is titled "Over."
* "Spule 4" is the fourth track on ''Music/{{Kraftwerk}} 2''.
* Music/LemonJelly take it a stage further with "Experiment #6" from ''Lost Horizons''. Not only is it track #6 but it contains spoken timings that correlate exactly to the running time of the track itself.
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* Music/DreamTheater's "Octavarium", from its namesake album, is the eighth track, closing the whole album and its theme of fives and eights.
* The last song of Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch's album ''Afterlife'' is titled "The End."
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* "Track 10" is indeed track 10 on ''5 Sparrows for 2 Cents'' by the Procussions. For bonus points, the lyrics consist solely of variations on "This is track number ten!"
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* Music/HiroyukiSawano uses this to an incredibly frustrating extent for ''Manga/AttackOnTitan''. Some tracks have naming schemes such as [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP3-op5wsko "進撃 gt20130218 巨人"]], which effectively translates to: "Attack, primary instrumentation, date of production/composition/completion, Titan." So in the example given, the theme's name is: "Attack on Titan track, primary instrumentation is acoustic guitar, dated February 18, 2013." What stage of production is listed in the track
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** ''Music/{{Mignights}}'': Would've, Could've, Should've" has the number motif of 19: Being the age of the singer when she was in the abusive romance with the older man; the age that ties the song to the ''Music/SpeakNow'' romance and being track 19 on the 3 am edition.
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** ''Music/{{Mignights}}'': ''Music/{{Midnights}}'': Would've, Could've, Should've" has the number motif of 19: Being the age of the singer when she was in the abusive romance with the older man; the age that ties the song to the ''Music/SpeakNow'' romance and being track 19 #19 on the 3 am edition.
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** ''Music/{{Mignights}}'': Would've, Could've, Should've" has the number motif of 19: Being the age of the singer when she was in the abusive romance with the older man; the age that ties the song to the ''Music/SpeakNow'' romance and being track 19 on the 3 am edition.
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* Music/{{Jhariah}}'s ''A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH'' has "PRESSURE BOMB 3?!?!" as the 3rd track.
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* Music/{{Jhariah}}'s Music/{{Jhariah}}:
** ''A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH'' has "PRESSURE BOMB 3?!?!" as the 3rdtrack.track.
** The fourth track on ''The Great Tale Of How I Ruined It All'' is "These 4 Walls".
** ''A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH'' has "PRESSURE BOMB 3?!?!" as the 3rd
** The fourth track on ''The Great Tale Of How I Ruined It All'' is "These 4 Walls".
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* {{Music/Blur}}'s "Song 2" is the second track on their self-titled album.
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* Music/{{Jhariah}}'s ''A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO FAKING YOUR DEATH'' has "PRESSURE BOMB 3?!?!" as the 3rd track.
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* {{Music/Blur}}'s "Song 2" is the second track on their self-titled album.
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* The last song of Music/FiveFingerDeathPunch's album ''Afterlife'' is titled "The End."
