Perhaps the most obvious theme is set out in the title of the first painting of the series, "Bridge" (1997), and its disarmingly literal image.
The most obvious comparable title to The Hangover is Old School, Phillips's earlier comedy celebrating male hedonism, which similarly lacked a major star.
At its most obvious, the title of "Nowhere Boy," a prettily photographed melodrama about a tumultuous period in John Lennon's adolescence, is a reference to his song "Nowhere Man".
This is most obvious in the exhibition title, "A Deaf Artist in Early America: The Worlds of John Brewster Jr.," which is directly borrowed from a 2004 book by Harlan Lane, a professor of psychology at Northeastern University, Boston.
Among the sad lessons here, the most obvious can be gleaned from the title.
The problem is that after the first of this largely sung-through show's many erotic encounters, the thrill, such as it is, is gone, and the "again" of the musical's title becomes its most obvious element.
The first and most obvious example of this is the title of the novel which is inspired by the poem of the same name.
Then again, there's also tracks like "Gotta Boogie" which takes the double entendre of the song's title to its most obvious conclusion, and "Buckingham Blues" which may rank among his worst and most dated songs, so this argument may fast be becoming as stupid as it is pointless.
Singapore, San Francisco, Curitiba and Copenhagen seem the most obvious candidates for the planet's "greenest" title right now – but as better data emerges, others may begin setting new benchmarks.
The title track it the most obvious hit, but I really enjoy the record from beginning to end.
