Aloha Oé: Difference between revisions

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Template:NC Template:Infobox APM Aloha Oe is an arrangement of Queen Liliuokalani's Hawaiian song composed by Hans Haider. It seems to be semi-associated with the morning and characters sleeping. It was originally released from the Selected Sound music library album ST 175 - Hawaii & South Pacific in 1985.

Usage

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Trivia

This was initially the first-used APM track in the series, as the original airing of "Help Wanted" did not have a title card since the ending of the 1999 Kids' Choice Awards (which preceded the series premiere of SpongeBob SquarePants) was followed by the opening of the episode.
- However, a title card was added in subsequent broadcasts of the episode, making Hawaiian Train the first-used APM track.

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+{{APM-list|High Sea Diving|[[Old Man Jenkins]]' birthday party at [[Shady Shoals]].}}
 ==Trivia==
-*This was intially the first-used APM track in the series, as the original airing of "[[Help Wanted]]" did not have a title card since the ending of the {{W|1999 Kids' Choice Awards}} (which preceded the series premiere of {{SBSP}}) was followed by the opening of the episode.
+*This was initially the first-used APM track in the series, as the original airing of "[[Help Wanted]]" did not have a title card since the ending of the {{W|1999 Kids' Choice Awards}} (which preceded the series premiere of {{SBSP}}) was followed by the opening of the episode.
 **However, a title card was added in subsequent broadcasts of the episode, making [[List of associated production music/h#Hawaiian Train|Hawaiian Train]] the first-used APM track.