ilhan
27.08.04, 13:16
...czyli utwory, które w zasadzie nie są tytułowymi, ale w których tekście zostaje wymieniony tytuł albumu. Co niejako wyróżnia je spośród reszty kompozycji.
Na początek kilka przykładów ode mnie:
1. Brain Damage - Pink Floyd - album "DARK SIDE OF THE MOON" ("see you on the dark side of the moon")
2. NYC - Interpol - album "TURN ON THE BRIGHT LIGHTS" ("it's up to me now, turn on the bright lights")
3. Stranded - Oppostion - album "PROMISES" ("promises are all they've ever had, but promises are not worth waiting for")
4. Young Pilgrams - The Shins - album "CHUTES TOO NARROW" ("I fell into a winter slide and ended up the kind of kid who goes down, chutes too narrow")
5. One By One All Day - The Shins (ponownie) - album "OH, INVERTED WORLD" ("oh, inverted world, if every moment of our lives...")
6. You Tell Me - The Go-Betweens - album "TALLULAH" ("Tallulah met a man at a newstand")
7. Walk On - U2 - album "ALL THAT YOU CAN'T LEAVE BEHIND" ("the only baggage you can bring is all that you can't leave behind")