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11-17-70. Or 17-11-70.
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* Music/EltonJohn's first live album, titled ''17-11-70'' in most of the world but ''[[MarketBasedTitle 11-17-70]]'' in the US, was recorded off a live radio broadcast on November 17, 1970. The separate titles reflect different date numbering formats.
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* In Peter Schickele's "New Horizons in Music Appreciation," which presents the first movement of Music/LudwigVanBeethoven's Fifth Symphony with play-by-play commentary, the French horn player who flubs the second subject is named Bobby Corno, "Corno" being Italian for horn.
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* Music/XJapan guitarist Pata received his nickname from his bandmates due to how he reminded them of the titular character from Patalliro!
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* Music/XJapan guitarist Pata [[Music/TomoakiIshizuka Pata]] received his nickname from his bandmates due to how he reminded them of the titular character from Patalliro!
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* A similar example is Music/LionelRichie's 2012 album ''Tuskegee''. Richie was born and attended college[[note]]specifically Tuskegee Institute, now a "University"[[/note]] in Tuskegee, Alabama.
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* "Constellation Cradle" from Music/VyletPony's ''Music/CarouselAnExaminationOfTheShadowCreekflow'' refers to the Internet, in reference to online fame — where stars are born, a cradle for newborn constellations.
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diambig'd trope
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** The Sexecutioner for his [[{{Pun}} sexceptional]] [[AnythingThatMoves nymphomania.]]
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** The Sexecutioner for his [[{{Pun}} sexceptional]] [[AnythingThatMoves [[ReallyGetsAround nymphomania.]]
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A bit more on America. Also, Sting and Shaggy have a collaborative example.
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* Wall of Voodoo was named by a producer who compared their peculiar oeuvre to disco's "wall of sound", made by densely layering orchestras and synth...except Stan Ridgway and Co sounded like a "wall of voodoo."
* Music/{{America}} seems like it's a boring example but it's not. One of the band's three core members was actually born in England, and all three were partly raised in England and had English mothers, but all were sons of [[UsefulNotes/YanksWithTanks American military personnel]]. After meeting at a London-area [[EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether high school]] for American {{military brat}}s, they returned to the States in their teens. They named their band to point out their American heritage.
* Music/{{America}} seems like it's a boring example but it's not. One of the band's three core members was actually born in England, and all three were partly raised in England and had English mothers, but all were sons of [[UsefulNotes/YanksWithTanks American military personnel]]. After meeting at a London-area [[EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether high school]] for American {{military brat}}s, they returned to the States in their teens. They named their band to point out their American heritage.
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* Wall of Voodoo was named by a producer who compared their peculiar oeuvre to disco's "wall of sound", made by densely layering orchestras and synth... except Stan Ridgway and Co sounded like a "wall of voodoo."
* Music/{{America}} seems like it's a boring example but it's not. One of the band's three core members was actually born in England, and all three were partly raised in England and had English mothers, but all were sons of [[UsefulNotes/YanksWithTanks American military personnel]]. After meeting at a London-area [[EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether high school]] for American {{military brat}}s, theyreturned to the States in started their teens. musical career in London and recorded their first album there. They named their band to point out their American heritage.heritage, not wanting anyone to think they were British musicians trying to sound American. They would return to the States after their first album became a hit there.
* Music/{{America}} seems like it's a boring example but it's not. One of the band's three core members was actually born in England, and all three were partly raised in England and had English mothers, but all were sons of [[UsefulNotes/YanksWithTanks American military personnel]]. After meeting at a London-area [[EveryoneWentToSchoolTogether high school]] for American {{military brat}}s, they
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* The 2018 collaboration album between Music/{{Sting}} and Shaggy, ''44/876'', is named after the international calling code for Sting's native UK (44) and the [[UsefulNotes/NorthAmericanNumberingPlan area code]] for Shaggy's native Jamaica (876). The album even has a title track.
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* Music/FooFighters as of [[Music/FooFightersAlbum the eponymous first album]]. You think you hear a band, but there is none because [[IAmTheBand it's almost all]] Music/DaveGrohl.
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* Music/AngusMcSix--the name of both the band and [[ConceptAlbum the lead character of its storyline]]--is a play on "Angus [=McFife=]", lead vocalist Thomas Winkler's character in Music/{{Gloryhammer}}: the surname sounds like "[=McFive=]", so [[TakeThat "one better"]] (from "Master of the Universe") makes him [=McSix=].
