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** The satellite of love in ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' takes its name from the song "Satellite Of Love".
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** The satellite of love in ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' takes its name "I've been told that you've been bold" line from the song "Satellite Of Love".of Love" is from Music/LittleRichard's "Slippin' and Slidin'."
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''Transformer'' is the second studio album by Music/LouReed, released in 1972. Music/DavidBowie assisted him as producer and providing vocal and instrumental aid to certain songs.
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''Transformer'' is the second studio album by Music/LouReed, released in 1972.1972 through Creator/RCARecords. Music/DavidBowie assisted him as producer and providing vocal and instrumental aid to certain songs.
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--->It's such a perfect day;
--->You made me forget myself;
--->I thought I was someone else, someone good....
--->You made me forget myself;
--->I thought I was someone else, someone good....
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* ContemptibleCover: Not on the front cover, but the back features a photo of Ernie Thormahlen staring at a seductive-looking woman, with a banana stuffed down his pants to mimic an erection.
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->''"The Original..."''
-->--'''{{Tagline}}''' from the album's advertising campaign.
-->--'''{{Tagline}}''' from the album's advertising campaign.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
* GlamRock: Released during this era and generally associated with it, though to what degree it actually IS glam rock is up for debate.
* GlamRock: Released during this era and generally associated with it, though to what degree it actually IS glam rock is up for debate.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
* GlamRock:Released Was released during this era era, was produced by two major figures from this movement (Music/DavidBowie & Mick Ronson), and is generally associated with it, though to what degree it actually IS ''is'' glam rock is up for debate.
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** "Can I Kick It?" by Music/ATribeCalledQuest which samples the bass-line from "Walk On The Wild Side."
** The original name of Music/PaulKelly's backing band was The Coloured Girls, in direct reference to "Walk On The Wild Side." (The band was composed entirely of white men.) It was later changed to The Messengers to avoid racist overtones.
** The original name of Music/PaulKelly's backing band was The Coloured Girls, in direct reference to "Walk On The Wild Side." (The band was composed entirely of white men.) It was later changed to The Messengers to avoid racist overtones.
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** "Can I Kick It?" by Music/ATribeCalledQuest which ,which samples the bass-line from "Walk On The Wild Side."
** The original name of Music/PaulKelly's backing band was The Coloured Girls, in direct reference to "Walk On The WildSide." (The Side" (the band was composed entirely of white men.) men). It was later changed to The Messengers to avoid racist overtones.
** The original name of Music/PaulKelly's backing band was The Coloured Girls, in direct reference to "Walk On The Wild
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** "Walk on the Wild Side" is a smooth, hooky pop single... about drugs, transvestitism and gay prostitution. Could be considered a subversion, depending on your interpretation; it's a series of vignettes about real people, and Reed doesn't judge them for their life choices - he just talks about them as they are.
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** "Walk on the Wild Side" is a smooth, hooky pop single... about drugs, transvestitism and gay prostitution. the grittiness of LGBT+ culture in the late '60s in an era when these people were forced to operate mostly underground. Could be considered a subversion, depending on your interpretation; it's a series of vignettes about real people, and Reed doesn't judge them for their life choices - choices, being a bisexual man himself -- he just talks about them as they are.
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* RecordProducer: Music/DavidBowie, a longtime fan of the Music/VelvetUnderground who discovered their work from a pre-release acetate of [[Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAndNico their debut album]].
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* RecordProducer: Music/DavidBowie, a Music/DavidBowie and his sideman Mick Ronson. Both were longtime fan fans of the Music/VelvetUnderground who Music/VelvetUnderground, with Bowie having discovered their work from a pre-release acetate of [[Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAndNico their debut album]].
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: "Andy's Chest" was written off the heels of Creator/AndyWarhol's near-fatal assassination attempt by Valerie Solanas in 1968, being Reed's way of trying to cheer Warhol up after his brush with death.
* RearrangeTheSong: "Andy's Chest" originated from Music/TheVelvetUnderground's planned follow-up to [[Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAlbum their eponymous third album]] that got thrown out after MGM Records dropped the band; their actual follow-up ended up being ''Music/{{Loaded}}'' (which also included re-recorded material from that scrapped album). Reed ultimately re-recorded the song for ''Transformer'', while the Velvet Underground version wound up on Verve's 1985 outtakes compilation ''VU''.
* RearrangeTheSong: "Andy's Chest" originated from Music/TheVelvetUnderground's planned follow-up to [[Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAlbum their eponymous third album]] that got thrown out after MGM Records dropped the band; their actual follow-up ended up being ''Music/{{Loaded}}'' (which also included re-recorded material from that scrapped album). Reed ultimately re-recorded the song for ''Transformer'', while the Velvet Underground version wound up on Verve's 1985 outtakes compilation ''VU''.
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* CompensatingForSomething: On the back cover Ernie Thormahlen has a [[CallBack banana]] stuffed into the front of his blue jeans.
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* CallBack: The banana in Ernie Thormahlen's jeans on the back cover nods to ''Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAndNico'', which featured a similarly erotic banana cover designed by Creator/AndyWarhol (who "Andy's Chest" references).
* CompensatingForSomething: On the back cover Ernie Thormahlen has a[[CallBack banana]] banana stuffed into the front of his blue jeans.jeans.
* ContemptibleCover: Not on the front cover, but the back features a photo of Ernie Thormahlen staring at a seductive-looking woman, with a banana stuffed down his pants to mimic an erection.
* CompensatingForSomething: On the back cover Ernie Thormahlen has a
* ContemptibleCover: Not on the front cover, but the back features a photo of Ernie Thormahlen staring at a seductive-looking woman, with a banana stuffed down his pants to mimic an erection.
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--> ''You're still doing things that I gave up ''years'' ago! ''
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--> ''You're still doing things that I gave up ''years'' ago! ''ago!''
