Black Swans - Music

Music

  • Albums:
    • Black Swan (album) by English rock band Athlete
    • The Black Swan (Bert Jansch album)
    • The Black Swan (Story of the Year album)
    • The Black Swan (The Triffids album)
  • Songs:
    • "Black Swan", song on Amber Asylum's 2000 album The Supernatural Parlour Collection
    • "Black Swan", song from the Belladonna album Metaphysical Attraction
    • "Black Swan", aria sung by Monica, from Gian Carlo Menotti's opera The Medium
    • "Black Swan", song on Greg Dulli's 2005 album Amber Headlights
    • "Black Swan", bonus track on some versions of Megadeth's 2007 album United Abominations and rerecorded for their 2011 album Thirteen
    • "Black Swan" on Thom Yorke's 2006 album The Eraser
    • "Black Swan", b-side from several Tori Amos singles including Past the Mission
    • "Black Swans", song on Lacrimas Profundere's 1999 album Memorandum
    • "The Black Swan", a song by Story of the Year off their album of the same name
    • "Fly with the Black Swan", a song by Sonata Arctica from their 2007 album Unia
    • "Ride a Black Swan", song on Zwan's 2003 album Mary Star of the Sea
    • "The Tail of a Jet Black Swan", single from the band Idiot Pilot
  • Other:
    • Black Swan Records, 1920s US record label
    • Black Swan Records (UK), 1960s UK record label
    • "The Black Swan", nickname of 19th century singer Elizabeth Greenfield
    • The Black Swans, indie rock band
    • Black Swan Theory, a Montreal, Quebec based rock band

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