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** This also applies to the (original) individual members of Manson's band, all of whom have stage names with a famous starlet's first name and a famous murderer's last name. In vocalist/frontman Brian Warner's case it's Creator/MarilynMonroe and UsefulNotes/CharlesManson.
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* Music/TheWeeknd sounds like the name of an indie rock band, but it's actually the name of a solo RAndB singer.

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* Music/TheWeeknd Music/TheWeeknd[[note]]Not to be confused with the band The Week''e''nd[[/note]] sounds like the name of an indie rock band, but it's actually the name of a solo RAndB singer.
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* The Funky Kings were a collaboration between songwriters Jack Tempchin, Jules Shear, and Richard Stekol. Of the 11 tracks on their lone album, only one ("Help to Guide Me") sounds even remotely close to funk (and even then, it sounds more like proto-yacht rock than funk), while the rest of the songs are soft and mid-tempo rock.

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* The Funky Kings were a collaboration between songwriters Jack Tempchin, Jules Shear, and Richard Stekol. Of the 11 tracks on their lone album, album from 1976, only one ("Help to Guide Me") sounds even remotely close to funk (and even then, it sounds more like proto-yacht rock than funk), while the rest of the songs are soft and mid-tempo rock.
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* The Funky Kings were a collaboration between songwriters Jack Tempchin, Jules Shear, and Richard Stekol. Of the 11 tracks on their lone album, only one ("Help to Guide Me") sounds even remotely close to funk (and even then, it sounds more like proto-yacht rock than funk), while the rest of the songs are soft and mid-tempo rock.
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* Music/Beyonce's 'America Has a Problem' is not political at all, as fans speculated upon the tracklist release (which is justified, given her history of speaking on these topics). Rather, the problem in question in her sexual appeal.
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* FM Belfast are from Reykjavik, Iceland.
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* Following the original broadcast success of the anime ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' in Brazil, its [[AlternativeForeignThemeSong original themes]] that used to play in the opening and credits got a soundtrack album called ''Os Cavaleiros do Zodíaco: As Músicas do Seriado da TV'', which title literally means "Knights of the Zodiac: The Songs from the TV Show" in Portugues. While its name release made sense when it was released in the country, the album [[TranslatedCoverVersion also had a Spanish version]] made for the Chilean market maintaining the "Songs from the TV show" subtitle from the original album. Such songs never aired as official themes for the anime in Chile.

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* Following the original broadcast success of the anime ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' in Brazil, its [[AlternativeForeignThemeSong original themes]] that used to play in the opening and credits got a soundtrack album called ''Os Cavaleiros do Zodíaco: As Músicas do Seriado da TV'', which title literally means "Knights of the Zodiac: The Songs from the TV Show" in Portugues.Portuguese. While its name release made sense when it was released in the country, the album [[TranslatedCoverVersion also had a Spanish version]] made for the Chilean market maintaining the "Songs from the TV show" subtitle from the original album. Such songs never aired as official themes for the anime in Chile.
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* Following the original broadcast success of the anime ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' in Brazil, its [[AlternativeForeignThemeSong original themes]] that used to play in the opening and credits got a soundtrack album called ''Os Cavaleiros do Zodíaco: As Músicas do Seriado da TV'', which title literally means "Knights of the Zodiac: The Songs from the TV Show". While its name release made sense when it was released in the country, the album [[TranslatedCoverVersion also had a Spanish version]] made for the Chilean market maintaining the "Songs from the TV show" subtitle from the original album. Such songs never aired as official themes for the anime in Chile.

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* Following the original broadcast success of the anime ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' in Brazil, its [[AlternativeForeignThemeSong original themes]] that used to play in the opening and credits got a soundtrack album called ''Os Cavaleiros do Zodíaco: As Músicas do Seriado da TV'', which title literally means "Knights of the Zodiac: The Songs from the TV Show". Show" in Portugues. While its name release made sense when it was released in the country, the album [[TranslatedCoverVersion also had a Spanish version]] made for the Chilean market maintaining the "Songs from the TV show" subtitle from the original album. Such songs never aired as official themes for the anime in Chile.
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* Following the original broadcast success of the anime ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' in Brazil, its [[AlternativeForeignThemeSong original themes]] that used to play in the opening and credits got a soundtrack album called ''Os Cavaleiros do Zodíaco: As Músicas do Seriado da TV'', which title literally means "Knights of the Zodiac: The Songs from the TV Show". While its name release made sense when it was released in the country, the album [[TranslatedCoverVersion also had a Spanish version]] made for the Chilean market maintaining the "Songs from the TV show" subtitle from the original album. Such songs never aired as official themes for the anime in Chile.
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* GarageRock group The Graveyard Five technically had four members - however, as part of their macabre, proto-GothRock image they would perform with a coffin in the middle of the stage, and they claimed it was the fifth member.
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* The {{Music/Kyuss}} compilation ''Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss'' is more of a BSides album than it is a GreatestHitsAlbum - it features one song that was released as a single ("Demon Cleaner") and four album cuts, with the other ten tracks being BSides or live recordings.

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* The {{Music/Kyuss}} compilation ''Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss'' is more of a BSides BSide album than it is a GreatestHitsAlbum - it features one song that was released as a single ("Demon Cleaner") and four album cuts, with the other ten tracks being BSides {{B Side}}s or live recordings.
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* The {{Music/Kyuss}} compilation ''Muchas Gracias: The Best of Kyuss'' is more of a BSides album than it is a GreatestHitsAlbum - it features one song that was released as a single ("Demon Cleaner") and four album cuts, with the other ten tracks being BSides or live recordings.
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* NRBQ's album ''NRBQ at Yankee Stadium'' is not a live album. NRBQ has never played at Yankee Stadium, whether the original or current version. The packaging contains pictures of the band at Yankee Stadium, but specifically states that it was "Recorded at Bearsville Studios, November 1977 (not at Yankee Stadium)". Bassist Joey Spampinato has been a lifelong Yankees fan.

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* NRBQ's album ''NRBQ at Yankee Stadium'' is not a live album. NRBQ has never played at Yankee Stadium, whether the original or current version. The packaging contains pictures of the band hanging out at Yankee Stadium, but specifically states that it was "Recorded at Bearsville Studios, November 1977 (not at Yankee Stadium)". Bassist Joey Spampinato has been a lifelong Yankees fan. fan, and reportedly the pics were taken while the band went on a special tour of the stadium arranged as a birthday present for Spampinato.

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