History Main / SgtPeppersShoutOut

* {{Trainspotting}} : In one scene Renton and his friends are waiting at a railway station, with one of them facing the camera with his back, just like Paul does on the back cover of ''"Sergeant Peppers"''.

* As noted, the UrExample is Music/FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''We're Only in It for the Money''. The cover art is a less than AffectionateParody, in that it was created in response to Zappa's feelings that the album was just made to cash in on the whole "flower power" movement. Zappa did call up Music/TheBeatles to ask their permission, but ExecutiveMeddling forced him to hide the cover inside the album, instead of on the album cover itself as was intended.
** Funny enough: Music/PaulMcCartney claims that Zappa's debut album, "FreakOut!", was a major inspiration for "Sgt. Pepper's".

* A StarWars convention in Europe warranted a [[http://randymartinez.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/sgt-lucas-72.jpg?w=620 "Sgt. Lucas" poster]].

* ''Magazine/MadMagazine'' spoofed the cover on its special "The 50 Worst Things About Music".

* A [[http://www.paulkidby.net/index.php/gallery/bronzes-sculpture/artwork/artwork120713-1-79 Paul Kidby portrait]] of [[Discworld/SoulMusic The Band With Rocks In]] surrounded by other {{Discworld}} characters, in the ''Discworld Calendar 2012''.

* A [http://www.paulkidby.net/index.php/gallery/bronzes-sculpture/artwork/artwork120713-1-79 Paul Kidby portrait]] of [[Discworld/SoulMusic The Band With Rocks In]] surrounded by other {{Discworld}} characters, in the ''Discworld Calendar 2012''.

* A Paul Kidby portrait of [[Discworld/SoulMusic The Band With Rocks In]] surrounded by other {{Discworld}} characters, in the ''Discworld Calendar 2012''.

* ''KevinAndKell'' has [[http://www.kevinandkell.com/2001/kk0422.html a cast picture]] like this. Note that the "classic Beatles" are replaced by the "human Dewclaws".

* ''KevinAndKell'' has a cast picture like this.

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* The Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, made one too, consisting of famous Jewish celebrities. [[http://rosiebell.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8341cac7d53ef0105364b3e99970c-popup]]

Thanks to its global fame and popularity, many {{Shout Out}}s to the album have been made throughout the years, especially to the collage album cover. Even Blake himself recently made [[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2123734/Sir-Peter-Blake-recreates-The-Beatles-Sgt-Pepper-album-cover-2012-style-celebrate-80th-birthday.html a new homage]] featuring new celebrity cut-outs to celebrate his 80th birthday in 2012.

[[TheBeatles http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/SgtPeppers_9673.jpg]]

Thanks to its global fame and popularity, many {{Shout Out}}s to the album have been made throughout the years, especially to the collage album cover. Even Blake himself recently made a new homage featuring new celebrity cut-outs. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2123734/Sir-Peter-Blake-recreates-The-Beatles-Sgt-Pepper-album-cover-2012-style-celebrate-80th-birthday.html

The album cover of Music/TheBeatles' ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' is one of the most recognizable album covers of all time. If not ''the'' most famous. PaulMcCartney wanted to change the group's image and as a result all members let their hair and moustaches grow and pretended to be a different band. On the album cover, designed by Peter Blake and Jann Haworth, the Beatles pose dressed in military uniforms, surrounded by a celebrity audience chosen by the members themselves. Forty celebrities are either wax works or photo collage cut-outs. Note that originally there were supposed to be several more, but they were censored out by EMI for being too controversial (including, in a bit of ValuesDissonance, ''Gandhi'').

The album cover of Music/TheBeatles' ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' is one of the most recognizable album covers of all time. If not ''the'' most famous. PaulMcCartney wanted to change the group's image and as a result all members let their hair and moustaches grow and pretended to be a different band. On the album cover, designed by Peter Blake and Jann Haworth, the Beatles pose dressed in military uniforms, surrounded by a celebrity audience chosen by the members themselves. Forty celebrities are either wax works or photo collage cut-outs.

* As noted, the UrExample is Music/FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''We're Only in It for the Money''. The cover art is a less than AffectionateParody, in that it was created in response to Zappa's feelings that the album was just made to cash in on the whole "flower power" movement. Zappa did call up Music/TheBeatles to ask their permission and, as a result, he had to hide the cover inside the album, instead of on the album cover itself.

The UrExample and and indirect TropeNamer is the cover of Music/FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''Music/WereOnlyInItForTheMoney''.

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* ''Magazine/MadMagazine'' spoofed the cover on its special "The 50 Worst Things About Music".

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* As noted, the UrExample and TropeNamer is Music/FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''We're Only in It for the Money''. The cover art is a less than AffectionateParody, in that it was created in response to Zappa's feelings that the album was just made to cash in on the whole "flower power" movement. Zappa did call up Music/TheBeatles to ask their permission and, as a result, he had to hide the cover inside the album, instead of on the album cover itself.

* There is also a mashup album by Clayton Counts called ''[[http://claytoncounts.com/blog/the-beachles Sgt. Petsound's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'' (a mashup of this album and Music/TheBeachBoys' ''Pet Sounds''). The album, which provoked a cease-and-desist letter from EMI (followed by a massive rant on freedom of expression by Counts), was created as "[[{{Satire}} a semi-sadistic commentary on the dismal mash-up phenomenon]], and a meager tribute to two of the greatest pop bands of the 20th century."
* ''Sgt. Rutter's Only Darts Club Band'' by Music/TheRutles.
* The band Big Daddy recorded the whole album as if it was made in the 1950s (i.e. "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGpCqsc2SK8 Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds]]" InTheStyleOf Music/JerryLeeLewis).

* One of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''' couch gags is a parody of the album cover. It was also used as the cover of their music album, "The Yellow Album" (the name, of course, a takeoff of [[Music/TheWhiteAlbum another Beatles album]]).

The UrExample and and indirect TropeNamer is the cover of Music/FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''WereOnlyInItForTheMoney''.

* As noted, the UrExample and TropeNamer is Music/FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''We're Only in It for the Money''. The aover art is a less than AffectionateParody, in that it was created in response to Zappa's feelings that the album was just made to cash in on the whole "flower power" movement. Zappa did call up Music/TheBeatles to ask their permission and, as a result, he had to hide the cover inside the album, instead of on the album cover itself.

Thanks to its global fame and popularity, many {{Shout Out}}s to the album have been made throughout the years, especially to the collage album cover.

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The album cover of TheBeatles' ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' is one of the most recognizable album covers of all time. If not ''the'' most famous. PaulMcCartney wanted to change the group's image and as a result all members let their hair and moustaches grow and pretended to be a different band. On the album cover, designed by Peter Blake and Jann Haworth, the Beatles pose dressed in military uniforms, surrounded by a celebrity audience chosen by the members themselves. Forty celebrities are either wax works or photo collage cut-outs.

The man who did this first was FrankZappa, on the album cover of ''WereOnlyInItForTheMoney'', thus making him the TropeNamer.

* MadMagazine spoofed the cover on its special "The 50 Worst Things About Music".

* The Trope Namer is FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''We're Only in It for the Money'' is a less affectionate parody, in that it was created in response to Zappa's feelings that the album was just made to cash in on the whole "flower power" movement. Zappa did call up TheBeatles to ask their permission and, as a result, he had to hide the cover inside the album, instead of on the album cover itself.
** Funny enough: Paul [=McCartney=] claims that Zappa's debut album, "FreakOut!", was a major inspiration for "Sgt. Pepper's".
* There is also a mashup album by Clayton Counts called ''[[http://claytoncounts.com/blog/the-beachles Sgt. Petsound's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'' (a mashup of this album and TheBeachBoys' ''Pet Sounds''). The album, which provoked a cease-and-desist letter from EMI (followed by a massive rant on freedom of expression by Counts), was created as "[[{{Satire}} a semi-sadistic commentary on the dismal mash-up phenomenon]], and a meager tribute to two of the greatest pop bands of the 20th century."
* ''[[TheRutles Sgt Rutter's Only Darts Club Band]]'' by TheRutles
* The band Big Daddy recorded the whole album as if it was made in the 1950s (i.e. "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGpCqsc2SK8 Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds]]" InTheStyleOf JerryLeeLewis)

* One of TheSimpsons' couch gags is a parody of the album cover. It was also used as the cover of their music album, "The Yellow Album" (the name, of course, a takeoff of another Beatles album).

The album cover of TheBeatles' Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand is one of the most recognizable album covers of all time. If not THE most famous. Paul =McCartney= wanted to change the group's image and as a result all members let their hair and moustaches grow and pretended to be a different band. On the album cover, designed by Peter Blake and Jann Haworth. The Beatles pose dressed in military uniforms surrounded by a celebrity audience chosen by the members themselves. All celebrities are either wax works or photo collage cut-outs.

Thanks its global fame and popularity many ShoutOut s to the album have been made throughout the years. Especially to the collage album cover.

The man who did this first was FrankZappa, on the album cover of WereOnlyInItForTheMoney, thus making him the TropeNamer.

* MadMagazine spoofed the cover on their special "The 50 Worst Things About Music".

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* Trope Namer is FrankZappa and the Mothers of Invention's ''WereOnlyInItForTheMoney'' is a less affectionate parody, in that it was created in response to Zappa's feelings that the album was just made to cash in on the whole "flower power" movement. Zappa did call up TheBeatles to ask their permission and as a result he had to hide the cover inside the album, instead of on the album cover itself.
** Funny enough: Paul McCartney claims that Zappa's debut album "FreakOut!" was a major inspiration for "Sgt. Pepper's".

* Viewer Garrison made one for TheFundayPawpetShow to honor the show's 100th episode. The crowd was made up of Real Player images of past guests and the Band members changed to Mutt, Arthur, Poink and Yappy.

* One of TheSimpsons' couch gags is a parody of the album cover. It was also used as the cover of their music album, "The Yellow Album" (The name, of course, a take off of another Beatles album).

* The Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam made one too, consisting of famous Jewish celebrities. [[http://rosiebell.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8341cac7d53ef0105364b3e99970c-popup]]

The album cover of TheBeatles' Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand is one of the most recognizable album covers of all time. If not THE most famous. Paul MCCartney wanted to change the group's image and as a result all members let their hair and moustaches grow and pretended to be a different band. On the album cover, designed by Peter Blake and Jann Haworth. The Beatles pose dressed in military uniforms surrounded by a celebrity audience chosen by the members themselves. All celebrities are either wax works or photo collage cut-outs.

* One of TheSimpsons' couch gags is a parody of the album cover. It was also used as the cover of their music album, "The Yellow Album".