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* ADateWithRosiePalms: The final line of "Counting Out Time" implies that Rael resigns himself to this after his failed attempt at sex:
--> ''Without you, mankind handkinds thru' the blues''.
--> ''Without you, mankind handkinds thru' the blues''.
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** Because Peter Gabriel felt that the music alone wasn't enough to convey the story, he wrote a detailed summary of the album's plot that appears at the end of the liner notes, clarifying details that were left ambiguous in the songs (such as what the titular lamb represents -- as it turns out, it means [[TheWalrusWasPaul nothing at all]]).
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** Because Peter Gabriel felt that the music alone wasn't enough to convey the story, he wrote a detailed summary of the album's plot that appears at the end of the liner notes, clarifying details that were left ambiguous in the songs (such as what the titular lamb represents -- as it turns out, it means [[TheWalrusWasPaul nothing at all]]).all).
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* TheWalrusWasPaul: The plot summary in the liner notes flat-out admits that the titular lamb is completely meaningless; it just exists to exist.
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** Single-cassette editions of the album move "Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats" to track 11. While such reshuffling is normally to even out the lengths of each side, this change actually results in side 2 being considerably shorter than side 1, with the liner notes including a disclaimer that "there is an extended run off on Side 2."
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* AlternateAlbumCover: The UK double-cassette release features the image of a brick corridor for the first tape and the portrait of a mouthless Rael for the second, both taken from the rear cover of the LP release. The French, Spanish, and Italian double-cassette releases, meanwhile, feature the same cover for both tapes, depicting all six photos from the front and back LP cover, with the observing Rael superimposed over the results. Later single-cassette releases use the brick corridor only.
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** While UK 8-track releases preserve the LP running order, a rarity for the format, "Broadway Melody of 1974", "Here Comes the Supernatural Anaesthetist", and "The Light Dies Down on Broadway" are each split into two parts due to them overlapping with the changeover from one program to the next.
** The US 8-track release swaps most of sides 2 and 3 to account for the limitations of the four-program configuration. Additionally, "Lilywhite Lilith" and "The Colony of Slippermen" are split into two parts due to them overlapping with the between-program changeover.
** While UK 8-track releases preserve the LP running order, a rarity for the format, "Broadway Melody of 1974", "Here Comes the Supernatural Anaesthetist", and "The Light Dies Down on Broadway" are each split into two parts due to them overlapping with the changeover from one program to the next.
** The US 8-track release swaps most of sides 2 and 3 to account for the limitations of the four-program configuration. Additionally, "Lilywhite Lilith" and "The Colony of Slippermen" are split into two parts due to them overlapping with the between-program changeover.
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* UsefulNotes/KuKluxKlan: According to the "Broadway Melody of 1974", they "serve hot soul food, and the band plays "[[Music/GlennMiller In the Mood]]".
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* UsefulNotes/KuKluxKlan: According to LatinoIsBrown: Rael, a Puerto Rican street punk, mentions his [[StarbucksSkinScale "chocolate fingers"]] in "The Lamia" and was portrayed in the "Broadway Melody of 1974", they "serve hot soul food, and the band plays "[[Music/GlennMiller In the Mood]]". album's supporting tour by Peter Gabriel in {{brownface}}.
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* StarbucksSkinScale: Rael mentions his "chocolate fingers" in "The Lamia", tying in with the LatinoIsBrown stereotype and his depiction as Puerto Rican.
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** "''it.''" ends with the repeated line, "[[Music/TheRollingStonesBand It's only knock and know-all,]] [[Music/ItsOnlyRockNRoll but I like it.]]" The song also refers to [[Music/JimiHendrix purple]] [[Music/AreYouExperienced haze]].
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** "''it.''" ends with the repeated line, "[[Music/TheRollingStonesBand It's only knock and know-all,]] know-all]], [[Music/ItsOnlyRockNRoll but I like it.]]" it]]." The song also refers to [[Music/JimiHendrix purple]] [[Music/AreYouExperienced purple haze]].
