But there's a more curious, and certainly less intentional, link between the two: both titles invoke records, those clunky grooved discs that remain one of popular music's most peculiar symbols.
If he cared about us, why would he change his name to a peculiar, omnisexual symbol, something no one could pronounce?
It also had a symbol peculiar to itself for expressing the sound of palatal k when followed by either e or i.
What happened was that McGrath made eye contact with the TV, and I looked over her shoulder and out the window at two of the four faces of the huge clock atop the old Paramount Building, right across Forty-fourth Street, which stopped years ago (one face says 4 35, and the other says 5 50), and which McGrath says serves her as a convenient symbol of her peculiar state of arrested development.
However, there seems to be a further difficulty that is peculiar only to Brentano's symbols.
Though there are few clear photos available of the new marking, it appears to be a line drawing of a woman's face, half etched with a peculiar mix of floral and faux tribal symbols and shading.
"In a peculiar way, I have become like some other (older) ladies a symbol of a new belle epoque.
Her depictions of her character's relationships are not only peculiar and uniquely her very own, but familiar, hinting at universal symbols and archetypes.
Whatever the peculiar national, regional, or local variations, elections are events that, by arousing emotions and channeling them toward collective symbols, break the monotony of daily life and focus attention on the common fate.
As a symbol of Mexican nationalism, created in 1938 when the government expropriated foreign-owned oil companies, Pemex occupies a peculiar place in the country's energy policy.
For this peculiar grab bag of real but fairly minor sins, Mr. Rangel is now being promoted by the Republicans as a symbol of lapsed ethics in a Congress controlled by Democrats.
