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|name = ''Abanazar's Madness'' | |||
|image = AbanazarMadness.jpg | |image = AbanazarMadness.jpg | ||
|type = [[Pop]] [[album]] | |type = [[Pop music]] [[album]] | ||
|made by = [[John Jones]] | |made by = [[John Jones]] | ||
|only | |only cs = What He Wants... (comic story) | ||
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''' | '''''Abanazar's Madness''''' was a [[pop music]] album by [[John Jones]] owned by [[Ada Obiefune]]. | ||
When [[Alice Obiefune]] found this album among the things of her recently departed mother, the [[Eleventh Doctor]] decided to take Alice to Jones' performance in [[1962]]. ([[COMIC]]: | When [[Alice Obiefune]] found this album among the things of her recently departed mother, the [[Eleventh Doctor]] decided to take Alice to Jones' performance in [[1962]]. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|What He Wants... (comic story)}}) | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Both the title and the image on the cover of the album are an homage to [[David Bowie]]'s album {{wi| | Both the title and the image on the cover of the album are an homage to [[David Bowie]]'s album {{wi|Aladdin Sane}}. In particular, the title is obtained by antonymising each word of ''Aladdin Sane'': {{wi|Abanazar (pantomime)|Abanazar}} is one of Aladdin's adversaries and "madness" is the opposite of "sanity". | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:46, 21 March 2024
Abanazar's Madness was a pop music album by John Jones owned by Ada Obiefune.
When Alice Obiefune found this album among the things of her recently departed mother, the Eleventh Doctor decided to take Alice to Jones' performance in 1962. (COMIC: What He Wants... [+]Loading...["What He Wants... (comic story)"])
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
Both the title and the image on the cover of the album are an homage to David Bowie's album Aladdin Sane. In particular, the title is obtained by antonymising each word of Aladdin Sane: Abanazar is one of Aladdin's adversaries and "madness" is the opposite of "sanity".
