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The Stars and Stripes Forever
The Stars and Stripes Forever, John Philip Sousa's 1896-97 patriotic march (also the Stars and Stripes Forever March), designated the US national march in 1987; conceived aboard the Teutonic after manager David Blakely's death.
The Stone Roses (album)
The Stone Roses (1989) is the English band's debut album, produced by John Leckie, recorded at Battery, Rockfield, and The Manor studios, entered the UK chart at No 32, and became the defining Madchester record.
The Story of Adidon
The Story of Adidon is Pusha T's May 29, 2018 diss track against Drake, over JAY-Z's "Story of O.J." beat, alleging Drake hid a son, Adonis, with Sophie Brussaux, with blackface cover art; Drake never responded on record.
The Story of the Ghost
The Story of the Ghost, Phish's seventh studio album (Elektra, October 27, 1998), produced by Andy Wallace from jam sessions at Bearsville Studios and a Vermont farmhouse; a funky, dreamy 14-track set reissued on vinyl in 2019.
The Stranger (album)
The Stranger (1977) is Billy Joel's fifth studio album, his first with producer Phil Ramone, recorded at A&R Studios, New York. It peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, spawned four Top 40 hits including "Just the Way You Are," won two 1979 Grammys, and is his best-selling studio album with Diamond certification.
The Suburbs
The Suburbs is Arcade Fire's third studio album (2010), a 16-track concept record about suburban childhood and sprawl, produced by Markus Dravs and winner of the 2011 Grammy for Album of the Year.
The Subway (song)
The Subway (song): 2025 dream-pop ballad single by Chappell Roan, produced with Dan Nigro, released July 31, 2025 on Amusement/Island; debuted at Governors Ball 2024, hit UK number 1 and Billboard Hot 100 number 3, and earned a 2026 Record of the Year Grammy nomination.
The Sun Sessions
The Sun Sessions is a 1976 RCA Victor compilation of Elvis Presley's 1954–1955 Sun Records recordings, also issued in the UK in 1975 as The Sun Collection; its first ten tracks are his five Sun singles, produced by Sam Phillips in Memphis.
The Sun Will Never Settle
"The Sun Will Never Settle" is a May 2026 single by Irish indie folk trio Kingfishr (Edmond Keogh, Eoghan McGrath, Eoin Fitzgibbon), produced by David Curley at Grouse Lodge; a breakup song that became their second Irish number one.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (soundtrack)
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is Brian Tyler's 2026 score album for the Illumination/Nintendo film, 24 tracks on Back Lot Music, with over 300 Mario-series musical references and three licensed songs excluded.
The Supremes discography
The Supremes discography: Motown albums and singles by the Detroit girl group (as The Supremes and Diana Ross & The Supremes), 12 US number-one singles 1964–1969, Supremes A' Go-Go first all-female #1 album, disbanded 1977.
The Surface Seems So Far
The Surface Seems So Far is the ninth studio album by South African rock band Seether, released September 20, 2024 on Fantasy Records. Produced by Shaun Morgan with Matt Hyde, it is one of the band's heaviest records; lead single Judas Mind was their 10th No. 1 at U.S. rock radio.
The Sweet Escape
The Sweet Escape is Gwen Stefani's second solo album, released December 5, 2006 on Interscope. Produced with Pharrell, Akon, Swizz Beatz, and Tony Kanal, it opened at number three on the Billboard 200 and went 2x Platinum in the US.
The System Has Failed
The System Has Failed is Megadeth's tenth studio album, released September 14, 2004 on Sanctuary Records. Conceived as a Dave Mustaine solo album after his 2002 arm injury, it became the band's comeback with Chris Poland, Jimmie Lee Sloas, and Vinnie Colaiuta.
The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection
The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection, also titled Sounds of the Season, is Taylor Swift's six-track 2007 Christmas EP on Big Machine Records, released October 14, 2007 as a Target exclusive, with four covers and two originals, produced by Nathan Chapman.
The Things They Believe
The Things They Believe is the 2021 album by British metal band Loathe on SharpTone Records: a 35-minute, 12-track fully instrumental ambient companion to I Let It In And It Took Everything, featuring saxophonist John Waugh.
The Third Reich 'n Roll
The Third Reich 'n Roll (1976), The Residents' second released album on Ralph Records, pairs two side-long suites, Swastikas on Parade and Hitler Was a Vegetarian, deconstructing 1960s pop hits under a notorious Nazi-themed Dick Clark cover.
The Thrill of It All (Sam Smith album)
The Thrill of It All is Sam Smith's second studio album, released 3 November 2017 on Capitol. Known for debuting at number one in both the UK and US, the gospel-tinged single Too Good at Goodbyes, and the faith-and-identity song HIM.
The Thunderfist Chronicles
The Thunderfist Chronicles is the eighth studio album by Scottish pirate metal band Alestorm, released June 20, 2025 on Napalm Records; eight tracks, 45 minutes, with a 17-minute closer and guests Patty Gurdy and Russell Allen.
The Tide Is High
The Tide Is High: John Holt's 1967 rocksteady song with the Paragons, produced by Duke Reid at Treasure Isle; covered by Blondie (1980, US/UK No. 1) and Atomic Kitten (2002, UK No. 1).
The Ties That Bind: The River Collection
The Ties That Bind: The River Collection is Bruce Springsteen's December 4, 2015 Columbia box set on The River: 52 tracks on 4 CDs, the shelved 1979 Single Album, outtakes, and Tempe 1980 concert film.
The Time Is Now (John Cena song)
"The Time Is Now" (aka "My Time Is Now") is John Cena and Tha Trademarc's 2005 rap entrance theme, produced by Jake One, sampling Schofield horns and M.O.P.'s "Ante Up," lead single of You Can't See Me.
The Time of My Life (Benson Boone song)
"The Time of My Life" (Benson Boone song): a 3:35 pop single released June 25, 2026 on Warner Records, Boone's first 2026 release, written with Jason Evigan and Jack LaFrantz, with a theatrical Alix Earle music video and modest UK chart peaks.
The Times They Are a-Changin' (Bob Dylan album)
Bob Dylan's third studio album (Columbia, February 10, 1964), his first made up entirely of original songs, recorded solo acoustic in New York; it peaked at No. 4 in the UK and No. 20 in the US.
The Times They Are a-Changin' (song)
The Times They Are a-Changin' is a 1963 Bob Dylan protest song, recorded October 23–24, 1963 at Columbia Studio A and released January 13, 1964 as the title track of his third album; a deliberately anthemic change song widely covered.
The Top (album)
The Top is the fifth studio album by English rock band The Cure, released in 1984 on Fiction Records, produced by Robert Smith, Chris Parry, and David M. Allen; essentially a Robert Smith solo record after Simon Gallup's exit, it reached No. 10 in the UK and No. 180 in the US.
The Tortured Poets Department
The Tortured Poets Department is Taylor Swift's eleventh studio album, announced at the February 2024 Grammys and released April 19, 2024, as a 16-track set expanded hours later into the 31-track Anthology, produced with Jack Antonoff and Aaron Dessner.
The Trooper
The Trooper is a 1983 Iron Maiden song by Steve Harris from Piece of Mind, based on Tennyson's Charge of the Light Brigade and the 1854 Battle of Balaclava, known for its galloping rhythm, twin-guitar harmonies, UK No. 12 single peak, and Trooper beer namesake.
The Twelve Days of Christmas (song)
The Twelve Days of Christmas: English cumulative Christmas song and nursery rhyme, Roud 68, first printed in Mirth Without Mischief (c. 1780); tune arranged by Frederic Austin; gifts run from a partridge in a pear tree to twelve drummers drumming across Christmastide.
The Twist (song)
"The Twist" is a twelve-bar blues song by Hank Ballard, recorded in 1959 and made famous by Chubby Checker's 1960 cover, which sparked a national dance craze.