Frampton Comes Alive!: Difference between revisions

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Template:Italic title Template:Object Frampton Comes Alive! is a rare 8-track cassette tape owned by Patchy the Pirate that appears in the episode "Atlantis SquarePantis."

Description

It looks like an ordinary 8-track tape. This tape is very fragile, meaning that it can break easily.

Role in episode

Patchy tries to put this tape into the radio, but the tape breaks. Later, he fixes it. It plays for five seconds, but then it explodes and sets his radio on fire.

Trivia

8-track is an audio tape format that was popular back in the 1960s and 70s before compact cassette tapes surpassed it in popularity.
The tape is a reference to Peter Frampton's album of the same name, released in 1976.

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-This cassette tape was shown in "Atlantis SquarePantis". This was shown when Patchy said his in-dash hi-fi works until then he puts this tape in the radio but then it breaks and strings that were in the tape pop out. Patchy calls this tape the "Ultra rare Frampton comes alive 8 track". After putting it down, he mentions he will miss the new SpongeBob if the traffic doesn't move soon.
+{{Italic title}}
-[[File:Patchy's broken tape.jpg|thumb|139x139px]]
+{{Object
+|name = ''Frampton Comes Alive!''
+|image = Atlantis SquarePantis 005.png
+|owner = [[Patchy the Pirate]]
+|type = 8-track cassette tape
+|appearance = "[[Atlantis SquarePantis]]"
+}}
+'''''Frampton Comes Alive!''''' is a rare 8-track cassette tape owned by [[Patchy the Pirate]] that appears in the episode "[[Atlantis SquarePantis]]."
+==Description==
+It looks like an ordinary 8-track tape. This tape is very fragile, meaning that it can break easily.
+==Role in episode==
+Patchy tries to put this tape into the radio, but the tape breaks. Later, he fixes it. It plays for five seconds, but then it explodes and sets his radio on fire.
+==Trivia==
+*{{W|8-track}} is an audio tape format that was popular back in the 1960s and 70s before compact cassette tapes surpassed it in popularity.
+*The tape is a reference to {{W|Peter Frampton}}'s {{W|Frampton Comes Alive!|album of the same name}}, released in 1976.
+{{Stub|object}}
+[[Category:Atlantis SquarePantis]]