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==In music==

==In music==

*Perhaps the most famous mention of 'pataphysics remains [[the Beatles]]' 1969 song "[[Maxwell's Silver Hammer]]," from ''[[Abbey Road]]'', which mentions Joan, a student who "was quizzical/studied 'pataphysical science in the home." ''Beatles Complete Guitar'', Hal Leonard Corporation, 1986

*Perhaps the most famous mention of 'pataphysics remains [[the Beatles]]' 1969 song "[[Maxwell's Silver Hammer]]," from ''[[Abbey Road]]'', which mentions Joan, a student who "was quizzical/studied 'pataphysical science in the home." ''Beatles Complete Guitar'', Hal Leonard Corporation, 1986

*Professor Andrew Hugill, of De Montfort University, Leicester, is a practitioner of 'pataphysical music. A CD, ''Pataphysics'', was curated by Dr. Hugill for the [[Sonic Arts Network]]'s CD series. [http://www.sonicartsnetwork.org Sonic Arts Network - News

*Professor Andrew Hugill, of De Montfort University, Leicester, is a practitioner of 'pataphysical music. A CD, ''Pataphysics'', was curated by Dr. Hugill for the [[Sonic Arts Network]]'s CD series. [http://www.sonicartsnetwork.org Sonic Arts Network - News]

*British [[progressive rock]] band [[Soft Machine]] has songs "Pataphysical Introduction" parts I and II on their album ''[[Volume Two (Soft Machine album)|Volume Two]]''.

*British [[progressive rock]] band [[Soft Machine]] has songs "Pataphysical Introduction" parts I and II on their album ''[[Volume Two (Soft Machine album)|Volume Two]]''.

*[[Acid Mothers Temple]]'s 1999 release ''[[Pataphisical Freak Out MU!!]]'' references pataphysics in the title.

*[[Acid Mothers Temple]]'s 1999 release ''[[Pataphisical Freak Out MU!!]]'' references pataphysics in the title.