Wanderlust (disambiguation)
- Wanderlust (disambiguation)
Wanderlust is a strong desire to travel.
Wanderlust may also refer to:
A song:
*"Wanderlust" (Björk song), by Björk from the 2008 album "Volta"
*"Wanderlust" (R.E.M. song), by R.E.M. from the 2005 album "Around the Sun"
*"Wanderlust", by Paul McCartney from the 1982 album "Tug of War"
*"Wanderlust", by Claire Voyant from the 1995 album "Claire Voyant"
*"Wanderlust", by David Sylvian from the 1999 album "Dead Bees on a Cake"
*"Wanderlust", by Megadeth from the 1999 album "Risk"
*"Wanderlust", by Nightwish from the 2000 album "Wishmaster"
*"Wanderlust", by Mark Knopfler from the 2000 album "Sailing to Philadelphia"
*"Wanderlust", by Flogging Molly from the 2004 album "Within a Mile of Home"
*"Wanderlust", by Delays from the 2004 album "Faded Seaside Glamour"
*"Wanderlust", by Fozzy from the 2005 album "All That Remains"
*"Wanderlust", by Frank Black from the 2006 album "Fast Man Raider Man"
*"Wanderlust", by Baroness from the 2007 album "Red Album"
*"Wanderlust", by the Scottish band Love and Money
An album:
*"Wanderlust" (Frankie Laine album), a 1963 album by Frankie Laine
*"Wanderlust" (Bill Leverty album), a 2004 album by FireHouse guitarist Bill Leverty
*"Wanderlust" (Gavin Rossdale album), a 2008 album by Gavin Rossdale
*"Wanderlust" (Heather Alexander album), a 1994 album by Heather Alexander (Alexander James Adams)
In film and television:
*"Gerhard Reinke's Wanderlust", a television show
*"Wanderlust" (show), an Irish television show hosted by Brendan Courtney
*"Wanderlust" (documentary), an 2006 Independent Film Channel original documentary film
In literature:
*"Wanderlust" (novel), a 1986 romantic novel, authored by Danielle Steel
*"Wanderlust" (1991 novel), a fantasy novel set in the Dragonlance universe
*"Wanderlust: A History of Walking", a 2002 book by Rebecca Solnit
In other:
*Wanderlust (software), a communications package for Emacs that handles email and news
*A cream ale made by Pete's Brewing Company
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