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** ''Altered Beast'' is also a [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast video game]].
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** ''Altered Beast'' is also a [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast1988 video game]].
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* SpokenWordInMusic: "Intro," from ''Altered Beast'' is a clip of dialogue from the film ''{{Film/Caligula}}''.
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** ''Blue Sky On Mars'' is named for a line of dialog in ''Film/TotalRecall''.
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** ''Blue Sky On Mars'' is named for a line of dialog in ''Film/TotalRecall''.''Film/TotalRecall1990''.
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* SpokenWordInMusic: "Intro," from ''Altered Beast'' is a clip of dialogue from the film ''{{Film/Caligula}}''.
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* ShoutOut:
** ''Altered Beast'' is also a [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast video game]].
** ''100% Fun'' is an ironic quote from Music/KurtCobain's suicide note.
** ''Blue Sky On Mars'' is named for a line of dialog in ''Film/TotalRecall''.
** "Evangeline" is named for a comic book series, with the lyrics initially inspired by the title character.
** ''Altered Beast'' is also a [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast video game]].
** ''100% Fun'' is an ironic quote from Music/KurtCobain's suicide note.
** ''Blue Sky On Mars'' is named for a line of dialog in ''Film/TotalRecall''.
** "Evangeline" is named for a comic book series, with the lyrics initially inspired by the title character.
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* DreamTeam:
** Sweet seems to have a talent for getting famous musicians to play on his albums -- aside from the ''Altered Beast'' cast, Music/VanDykeParks guests on ''Living Things'', and ''In Reverse'' also included famous session musicians Jim Keltner on drums and Carol Kaye on bass).
** Also applies on the art side as well. Roger Dean, famous for his album covers for {{Music/Yes}}, did the lettering on ''Blue Sky on Mars,'' and Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara did the illustrations for ''Kimi Ga Suki''.
** Sweet seems to have a talent for getting famous musicians to play on his albums -- aside from the ''Altered Beast'' cast, Music/VanDykeParks guests on ''Living Things'', and ''In Reverse'' also included famous session musicians Jim Keltner on drums and Carol Kaye on bass).
** Also applies on the art side as well. Roger Dean, famous for his album covers for {{Music/Yes}}, did the lettering on ''Blue Sky on Mars,'' and Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara did the illustrations for ''Kimi Ga Suki''.
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** Sweet seems to have a talent for getting famous musicians to play on his albums -- aside from the ''Altered Beast'' cast, VanDykeParks guests on ''Living Things'', and ''In Reverse'' also included famous session musicians Jim Keltner on drums and Carol Kaye on bass).
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** Sweet seems to have a talent for getting famous musicians to play on his albums -- aside from the ''Altered Beast'' cast, VanDykeParks Music/VanDykeParks guests on ''Living Things'', and ''In Reverse'' also included famous session musicians Jim Keltner on drums and Carol Kaye on bass).
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For his followup ''Altered Beast'', Sweet recruited famous guest musicians such as [[Music/FleetwoodMac Mick Fleetwood]], [[Music/ElvisCostello Pete Thomas]], [[Music/BigStar Jody Thomas]], session keyboardist Nicky Hopkins and fiddle player Byron Berline, taking his PowerPop in a more [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly diverse]] direction and supplying DarkerAndEdgier lyrics. Needless to say, this confused his newfound audience and attracted lukewarm reviews. The next album, ''100% Fun'', reduced the band to its key members but otherwise continued with the DarkerAndEdgier direction (the title comes from [[Music/{{Nirvana}} Kurt Cobain's suicide note]], for starters).
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For his followup ''Altered Beast'', Sweet recruited famous guest musicians such as [[Music/FleetwoodMac Mick Fleetwood]], [[Music/ElvisCostello Pete Thomas]], [[Music/BigStar Jody Thomas]], session keyboardist Nicky Hopkins and fiddle player Byron Berline, taking his PowerPop in a more [[NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly diverse]] diverse direction and supplying DarkerAndEdgier lyrics. Needless to say, this confused his newfound audience and attracted lukewarm reviews. The next album, ''100% Fun'', reduced the band to its key members but otherwise continued with the DarkerAndEdgier direction (the title comes from [[Music/{{Nirvana}} Kurt Cobain's suicide note]], for starters).
