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{{Infobox OM
|name = A Pinapple Luau Faster
|sample = SpongeBob Music- A Pineapple Luau Faster
|duration = 0:59
|composer = Nicolas Carr
|composer2 = Sage Guyton
|composer3 = Jeremy Wakefield
|year = {{Time|2010}}
|introduced = "[[Trenchbillies]]"
|longestusage = "[[Karen for Spot]]"
|totalusages = 12
}}
"'''A Pinapple Luau Faster'''" was composed by [[Nicolas Carr]], [[Sage Guyton]], and [[Jeremy Wakefield]]. This piece features a steel guitar, ukulele, and bass guitar being played throughout. Like the name suggests, it serves as a faster version of "[[A Pinapple Luau]]" and shares almost the same melody (just like "[[Rip Tide]]" and [[Ripped Hide|"Ripped Hide"]]). 

==Usage==
{{OM-list|Trenchbillies|"There it goes, Patrick!" ("'''A Pinapple Luau'''")}}
{{OM-list|The Wreck of the Mauna Loa|SpongeBob and Patrick playing tag. ("'''A Pinapple Luau'''")}}
{{OM-list|A Friendly Game|SpongeBob and Patrick hit their balls back home. ("'''A Pinapple Luau'''")}}
{{OM-list|Free Samples|Ending.}}
{{OM-list|Home Sweet Rubble|Title card; Ending.}}
{{OM-list|Squirrel Record|Title card.}}
{{OM-list|Sold!|Title card.}}
{{OM-list|The Clam Whisperer|Clams follow SpongeBob out of the Krusty Krab.}}
{{OM-list|Bubble Bass's Tab|Bubble Bass getting food again without paying for it.}}
{{OM-list|Karen for Spot|SpongeBob and Karen chasing after Spot.}}
{{OM-list|Squidness Protection|The ending.}}

[[Category:Music]]

==Trivia==
*Since its introduction, [[season 10]] and [[season 14|14]] are the only seasons to not use this track.
*This soundtrack bookends the episodes "[[Home Sweet Rubble]]."
**It also plays as the ending for "[[Free Samples]]" and title card for "Home Sweet Rubble" back-to back.
***Coincidentally, these episodes are paired together and are the only Season 8 episodes (excluding "[[A Friendly Game]]") and sister episodes to use this track.

{{Original Music}}