History PunBasedTitle / Music

* ''Four Sail'' by Music/{{Love}}. When you combine the album title with the band's name you get "love four sail", or "love for sale".

** "Pterodactyl Ptemper Ptantrum" (''Series/LandOfTheLost'')

* The soundtrack for WesternAnimation/TurningRed, written by Ludwig Gorranson, has a track titled "Panda-Monium"

* The soundtrack for [[WesternAnimation/TurningRed]], written by Ludwig Gorranson, has a track titled "Panda-Monium"

** ''Oro, Incenso & Birra'' ("Gold, Frankincense & Beer") is a pun on ''Oro, Incenso and Mirra'' (''Mirra'' meaning "Myrrh").

* Angry Snowmans are a band who perform Christmas/Holiday-themed [[SongParody song parodies]] of PunkRock or HardcorePunk songs: Their name is [[InheritedIlliteracyTitle improperly pluralized]] because it makes the pun on hardcore punk band Angry Samoans more obvious.
** Somewhat similar is The [[Literature/AChristmasCarol Scrooges]], a Music/TheStooges cover band who perform in Santa suits and usually only get together around the holidays.

* Music/NeilYoung's ''Le Noise'' is an album [[RecordProducer produced]] by Daniel Lanois, where the distorted guitar tone on most of the songs could be described as "noisy". The pun only works in print, since Lanois' surname is pronounced "lan-WAH".

* Music/DavidBowie's album and song ''Music/AladdinSane''.

** ''Aybe Sea'' from ''Music/BurntWeenySandwich''.

** "Manx Needs Women" from ''Zappa In New York'' is a pun on the film "Film/MarsNeedsWomen".
** "Läther" - Yes, the umlaut is important.

* ''Give Me The Cure'' was a CoverAlbum featuring bands from Washington, D.C. covering Music/{{The Cure|Band}}, the proceeds of which went to benefit AIDS research. Aside from the general idea of covering songs by The Cure to help cure a disease, "Give Me The Cure" was also the title of a song by {{Music/Fugazi}}, one of the most famous bands to come out of D.C.'s independent music scene.

* The Music/{{Megadeth}} album and song ''Rust in Peace''.

* Texan band The Texas Instruments named themselves after a technology company called Texas Instruments, also based in Texas. The pun is that applying that name to a band makes one think of ''musical'' instruments, not graphing calculators.

* Christopher Young blazed a trail for Michael Giacchino in the IncrediblyLamePun stakes. Observe:

* The Australian band X (not to be confused with [[NamesTheSame the other]] Music/XUSBand or Music/XJapan) released an album called ''Aspirations''... As in "Exasperations".

* The Music/{{Rush}} album ''Music/MovingPictures'' has lots of {{Visual Pun}}s on its cover to be considered one twice over, since on the surface one would think it refers to movies, but the cover shows people carrying paintings out of a museum, as well as people crying or appearing otherwise emotionally affected--that is, '''moving''' the '''pictures''' out of the building, and also '''moved''' by the '''pictures'''.

** Also ''Music/RubberSoul'', a pun on rubber soles in shoes and the phrase "plastic soul", which Music/PaulMcCartney found out was how some black entertainers called the white blues-rock of Music/TheRollingStones.

* Music/BelleAndSebastian member Stevie Jackson gave a solo album the [[SelfTitledAlbum near-eponymous title]] ''(I Can't Get No) Stevie Jackson'', playing on Music/TheRollingStones' "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction".

** "I Gotta Beam Me" (''[[Film/StarTrek2009 Star Trek]]'': Deluxe Edition)

** "A Little Horse (s'il vous) Play" (''Film/MonteCarlo'')

* Videodrone's "Ty Jonathan Down": Spoken aloud it sounds like an imperative sentence ("tie Jonathan down"), but it's also a reference to the two singers featured on the recording: [[Music/{{Korn}} Jonathan Davis]] makes a guest appearance alongside the group's normal lead vocalist, Ty Elam.