Original sentence: "For Whom The Bell Tolls" is also the title of a song by Saxon on the 1988 album "Destiny"."For Whom the Bell Tolls" is also the title of an opera composition by pianist Steve Baker and vocalist Carmen Daye.Among other collections, it can be most recently found on the original soundtrack to the Richard Kelly film Donnie Darko (Sanctuary Records 2004).In the Seinfeld episode "The Airport", when Kramer turns around on the freeway to pursue an old roommate who bilked him out of a months worth of rent, he exclaims: "Listen to the bell, Grossbard; it tolls for thee.James Wringley, author of the popular book series the Wheel of Time writes under the pen name, Robert Jordan.See also Donnie Darko (soundtrack).The novel is also referenced in the song "Losing It" by the Canadian rock group Rush on their 1982 album Signals: "he stares out the kitchen door, where the sun will rise no more..." and "for you the blind who once could see, the bell tolls for thee....".The song discusses a bomb, sides being taken, war and its effects
Edited sentence: The novel is referenced in the song "Losing It" by the Canadian rock group Rush on their 1982 album Signals: "he stares out the kitchen door, where the sun will rise no more..." and "for you the blind who once could see, the bell tolls for thee...."