Editing Trilogy (section)

===Music===
The term is less often applied to music. One example is the ''[[Berlin Trilogy]]'' of [[David Bowie]], which is linked together by musical sound and lyrical themes, all having been recorded at least partly in Berlin, Germany. Another example can be found in the [[Guns N' Roses]] songs "[[November Rain]]", "[[Don't Cry]]" and "[[Estranged (song)|Estranged]]", whose videos are considered a trilogy.<ref>Dombal, Ryan. "Revisiting the Magnificent Excess of Guns N' Roses' Use Your Illusion Video Trilogy." Pitchfork. N.p., April 15, 2016. Web. September 28, 2016.</ref> [[Tyler, the Creator]]'s ''[[Wolf (Tyler, the Creator album)|Wolf]] Trilogy'' (named by fans) consists of his first three albums; ''[[Bastard (Tyler, the Creator album)|Bastard]]'', ''[[Goblin (album)|Goblin]]'', and ''[[Wolf (Tyler, the Creator album)|Wolf]]''. [[The Weeknd]]'s 2012 compilation album ''[[Trilogy (The Weeknd album)|Trilogy]]'' is a [[remaster]]ed and remixed collection of his 2011 [[mixtape]]s ''[[House of Balloons]]'', ''[[Thursday (album)|Thursday]]'', and ''[[Echoes of Silence]]''. [[Taylor Swift]]'s eighth studio album, ''[[Folklore (Taylor Swift album)|Folklore]]'', contains the songs "[[Cardigan (song)|Cardigan]]", "[[August (song)|August]]" and "[[Betty (Taylor Swift song)|Betty]]", a trilogy that tells a story of a [[love triangle]].{{citation needed|date=February 2025}}