Revolution (music)
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For other uses, see Revolution (disambiguation).
Revolution (music) may refer to:
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[edit] Songs
- "Revolution" (song), by The Beatles
- "Revolution 9", by The Beatles
- "Revolution", by Rascal Flatts (cover of The Beatles song)
- "Revolution" (Hopkins/Howe song), a 1967 single by Tomorrow
- "Revolution", by Bob Marley, released on the 1974 album "Natty Dread"
- "Revolution", by Jars of Clay, released on their 2002 album, The Eleventh Hour
- "Revolution", by Eric Clapton
- "Revolution", by Robbie Williams, released on his album Escapology
- "Revolution", by R.E.M., released on their video album Road Movie and the Batman & Robin soundtrack
- "Revolution", by Public Enemy, from the album New Whirl Odor
- "Revolution", a song by Built to Spill from their 1993 album Ultimate Alternative Wavers
- "Revolution", a hard metal song by P.O.D. (Payable On Death) Your Welcome-AE
- "Revolution", a song by Judas Priest
- "Revolution", a song by Crematory
- "Revolution", a song by Unbelievable Truth
- "Revolution 1993", by Jamiroquai
- "Revolution (The Veronicas song)"
- "Revolution 909", a single by Daft Punk
- "Revolution Song" by Oasis (band)
- "Revolution", Also known as "You Can't Kill the Revolution", by Tool and Rage Against the Machine
- "Revolution", an unreleased song originally recorded by 30 Seconds to Mars for their eponymous debut
- "La Révolution", a song by Tryo
[edit] Albums
- Revolutions (album), a 1988 album by Jean-Michel Jarre
- Revolution (The Dubliners album), a 1970 album of The Dubliners
- Revolution (Slaughter album), a 1997 album by Slaughter
- Revolution (Sister Machine Gun album), a 1999 album by Sister Machine Gun
- Revolution (YFriday album), a 2003 album by YFriday
- Revolution (Crematory album), a 2004 album by German gothic metal band Crematory
[edit] Bands
- The Revolution (band), the name of music artist Prince's original live (and sometimes recording) band in the 1980s
- Of A Revolution, a band
[edit] Other
- Revolution Records, a record label