Disconnection (disambiguation)
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Disconnection is the practice of shunning in Scientology.
Disconnection, Disconnect, or Disconnected may also refer to:
Music
Albums
- Disconnect (album), a 2000 album by Iris
- Disconnected (Beat Union album)
- Disconnected (The Buzzhorn album), 2002
- Disconnected (Greymachine album), 2009
- Disconnected (Fates Warning album), 2000
- Disconnected (Funkstörung album), 2004
- Disconnected (Faust/Nurse with Wound album), 2007
- Disconnected, an album by Dry Cell
- Disconnected, an album by Stiv Bators
- Disconnected, a 1974 double LP by The Dial-A-Poem Poets
- Disconnection (album), a 1994 album by Strange Parcels
- Disconnected, a 2010 album by Chipzel
Songs
- "Disconnected" (Face to Face song), 1993
- "Disconnected" (Keane song), 2012
- "Disconnected" (Shy Child song)
- "Disconnection" (song), a song by Music for Pleasure
- "Disconnect", by Ima Robot from Monument to the Masses
- "Disconnect", by Megadeth from The World Needs a Hero
- "Disconnect", by Rollins Band from Weight
- "Disconnected", by Idlewild from Warnings/Promises
- "Disconnected", by Julian Lennon from Everything Changes
- "Disconnected", by Queensrÿche from Promised Land
- "Disconnected", by Rancid from Let the Dominoes Fall
- "Disconnected", by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus from Ass Shaker/Justify/Face Down EP
- "Disconnected", by Simple Minds from Cry
- "Disconnected", a series of songs by Inspector K, featured in the dance game In the Groove
Film and television
- "Disconnect" (Prison Break), an episode of the American television series Prison Break
- Disconnect (2012 film), a film directed by Henry Alex Rubin
See also
- Disconnected space, the opposite of connected space, in topology
- Disconnected graph, in graph theory
- Disconnect Mobile, a privacy mobile application that blocks trackers
- Connections and disconnections are relevant terms in the realm of computer networking. A disconnection is the act of ending or losing a connection between two network devices.
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