Untitled

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The word untitled refers to something that has no title. Documents, works of art, musical works, and other works can be untitled. Generally, an untitled work is the result of a conscious choice by the artist or creator not to apply a title. However, many computer programs will use untitled as a default title for documents, images, or other files.

Some works have a paradoxical title of Untitled.

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[edit] Works with the title "Untitled"

The following list includes works that have been released with the official title "Untitled" (or a derivative), as determined by product labeling or other acknowledgement from its producers.

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Tracks 6 and 11 on Oasis' second album (What's The Story) Morning Glory? were untitled, although they were atmospheric excerpts of one of their b-sides called The Swamp Song.

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  • A work from Robert Zagone (1968), a replication of a dream state which resembles an updated and animated version of a Muybridge chronograph

[edit] Works that have no title

The following list includes existing articles for works that have been released with no title, or works that are planned (according to official acknowledgment) to be released with no title. It does not include future works that have not yet received a title, nor does it refer to untitled works which do not have a dedicated article on Wikipedia.

[edit] Music

[edit] Albums

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  • All tracks on the Sigur Rós album ( ), referred to as "untitled #1" to "untitled #8" or with their working titles
  • The working title for the Linkin Park song In the End was "Untitled"
  • "Untitled" is the name of a song on Blink-182's album Dude Ranch

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[edit] See also

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