"B-Room" — "in its purest form [is] a soul album," according to the Web site of their record label (the aptly named ANTI-) — was recorded in an old silversmith mill that the band members themselves converted into a studio (a sort of modern-day Big Pink).
The wine is aptly named as Pink Floyd recorded tracks for their album "The Wall" at Chateau Miraval.
But, more mature than they used to be and with a newfound drive, they recorded the aptly titled "Reboot" EP and haven't looked back.
Part of the reason is "Time Out," the aptly named 1959 recording that stands with Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue," Charles Mingus Mingusus Ah Um and Ornette Colemann's "Shape of Jazz to Come" as a groundbreaking album during a pivotal year in the evolution of jazz.
For her 2004 effort "Afrodisiac," Brandy recorded a song aptly titled, "Coldplay," and last year recorded a cover version of the band's single, "Magic".
Traveling alone in cramped quarters along the length of the railway, Rezé recorded an album, aptly titled Transsiberian, which features samples from the sounds of the trains.
The aptly named recording cast a spotlight on Brubeck's strange-but-attractive experiments in odd time signatures, while the pianist's ongoing interest in Stravinsky-like polytonality (playing in more than one key at once) made him a jazz outlier as well as a pop phenomenon.
His debut album was aptly titled Soprano Sax and was recorded in 1957.
In addition, he co-produced and recorded an album by Pete Seeger entitled aptly, Pete, that won the Grammy for Best Folk Album in 1996.
The ebullient Second Concerto, recorded in Ferrara in 2000, receives an aptly mischievous performance.
