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==Track 13== |
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I have a CD copy of this album, and I was surprised to find that track 13 is listed as actually having a name here, with no comment on it, no less. The copy I have (If you want, I can dig up my copy and scan the back of the packaging for you to upload temporarily, show you what I mean) does not even ''list'' a track 13, instead listing the last song as track "14". Which isn't surprising, considering that track 13 on my copy is actually several seconds of silence, probably just a placeholder because [[13 (number)#A significant number|13 is considered an unlucky number]]. What exactly is going on here? Where does this track name come from? Is it silence on ''all'' versions of the album, and if so, why is this not mentioned (don't try to tell me it's "trivia", either, as it ''does'' concern the ''actual, citable content''/format of the album, not to mention it concerns me that there's a track listed that I can verify ''isn't'' listed in my physical copy of the album, which may well mean that the "track 13" listed here, entitled "Ain't No Thing But a Chicken Wing", needs a citation to begin with to prove it isn't a made-up title, for one)?[[User:Runa27|Runa27]] ([[User talk:Runa27|talk]]) 16:25, 23 April 2008 (UTC) |
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Track 13
I have a CD copy of this album, and I was surprised to find that track 13 is listed as actually having a name here, with no comment on it, no less. The copy I have (If you want, I can dig up my copy and scan the back of the packaging for you to upload temporarily, show you what I mean) does not even list a track 13, instead listing the last song as track "14". Which isn't surprising, considering that track 13 on my copy is actually several seconds of silence, probably just a placeholder because 13 is considered an unlucky number. What exactly is going on here? Where does this track name come from? Is it silence on all versions of the album, and if so, why is this not mentioned (don't try to tell me it's "trivia", either, as it does concern the actual, citable content/format of the album, not to mention it concerns me that there's a track listed that I can verify isn't listed in my physical copy of the album, which may well mean that the "track 13" listed here, entitled "Ain't No Thing But a Chicken Wing", needs a citation to begin with to prove it isn't a made-up title, for one)?Runa27 (talk) 16:25, 23 April 2008 (UTC)