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Topic: Music Trivia Games!
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gus danger
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posted April 27, 2008 02:34 PM
Hi there folks! It's me Wink Dangerdale and I am here, once again, with our Music Trivia Game #11. It's always my pleasure bringing these games to you, so without furthur adieu, here are your 15 questions! I am looking forward to seeing your answers!As always, I wish good luck to all contestants! Let's play some MUSIC TRIVIA, shall we!!! 01) Who entitled one of his albums "HEAVY NOVA" and where does that title come from?
02) In their early days this British band was known as The Detours. Do you know who they became later? 03) In 2006, this band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but they refused to attend the ceremony, calling the museum "a p~i~s~s stain". Can you name this band? 04) He became a blues musician, for a brief time, calling himself "Elmo Lewis", before forming his popular British Invasion group. One of his band mates claimed he was one of the first guitarists in the UK to play slide guitar. 05) These three album covers, when laid side-by-side, become one long painted collage of various posters and album covers representing the different stages of this groups' career. Can you name the albums and the group? 06) Ann Boleyn, who is said to have played keyboard on this band's second studio album (though not credited), went on to form Hellion and [New Renaissance Records]. She is currently singing with Detente. Can you name the band and the album she is said to have played on? 07) On January 4, 2004, this Rock Star was wounded when he was shot in the leg while chasing thieves, who had snatched the purse of his companion as they walked in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana. The shooting came less than a week after he was named a Commander of the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II. Can you name him? 08) On February 8, 2008 an announcement was made about this singer and this band reuniting for the first time in 35 years, to perform a concert at London's Royal Albert Hall on 21 April 2008. This concert coincides with a major reissue campaign courtesy of the UK division of Rhino Records, who will be releasing all of their albums. Can you "declare" who they are? 09) This all-female American rock and roll group formed in 1978. They made rock history as the first all-woman band that both wrote their own songs and played their own instruments to top the Billboard album charts. Do you know who they are? 10) This band began with Josh Homme in 1996. Originally called 'Gamma Ray', Homme changed the name in 1997 as German power metal band Gamma Ray was threatening to sue. Do you know what they call themselves now? 11) The Tyneside group called The Alan Price Rhythm and Blues Combo changed their name before hitting it big in the mid-sixties. What did they change their name to? 12) She had been performing with the Edinburgh rock band "Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie" since 1984. Their album Angelfish did not do any better than the preceding albums, selling only 10,000 copies. She joined a new band and hit the big time in the mid-90's. Can you name her and the band? 13) Their lead singer and bass guitarist was heavily influenced by M`ck Jagger, and the group promoted the fact that blues great Muddy Waters once called them "America's own Rolling Stones." Their Keyboardist was a major factor in this sixties band's sound. Can you name the band? 14) This Rock Star has directed (or co-directed) a number of films using the pseudonym Bernard Shakey, including Journey Through the Past (1973), Human Highway (1982), and Greendale (2003). Do you know who he is? 15) In the voting leading up to the 2007 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions, this band, which according to reliable sources received the fifth most votes and thus was eligible for induction. They were allegedly denied election by Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner in order to allow the induction of Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five as the first Hip Hop group in the hall. Can you name the band? There you go contestants! It's time to play! Wink
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ellanoize
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posted April 29, 2008 10:05 AM
1) Robert Palmer released Heavy Nova, I don't know the meaning behind the title2) The Who 4) The Rolling Stone's Brian Jones 5) The Beatles Anthology LP's 7) Ray Davies of the Kinks 8) Eric Burdon & War 9) I think it was the GoGos 11) This one was too easy, they changed thier name to The Animals 13) One of my favorite bands, Chicago's own Shadows Of Knight (I listened to thier version of Gloria just a coupla dayz ago) 14) Niel Young of course Another good quizz Mr Dangerdale
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gus danger
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posted April 30, 2008 01:49 AM
Eight and 1/2 atta-boys Rog! #1 is indeed Robert Palmer. I remember seeing an interview one time where he was asked what Heavy Nova meant and his answer blew my mind. Never seen it in print but it may be out there somewhere. So, anyway, 1/2 atta-boy for now, on that one! #13 is not Shadows Of The Night. Sorry! It was a great guess but no atta-boys for that one dude! All of your other answers are 100% correct! BTW, I thought #2 was even easier than #11 because the answer was contained in the question! That leaves, these 4 1/2 questions unanswered! 01) Who Robert Palmer entitled one of his albums "HEAVY NOVA" and where does that title come from? 06) Ann Boleyn, who is said to have played keyboard on this band's second studio album (though not credited), went on to form Hellion and [New Renaissance Records]. She is currently singing with Detente. Can you name the band and the album she is said to have played on? 10) This band began with Josh Homme in 1996. Originally called 'Gamma Ray', Homme changed the name in 1997 as German power metal band Gamma Ray was threatening to sue. Do you know what they call themselves now? 12) She had been performing with the Edinburgh rock band "Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie" since 1984. Their album Angelfish did not do any better than the preceding albums, selling only 10,000 copies. She joined a new band and hit the big time in the mid-90's. Can you name her and the band? 13) Their lead singer and bass guitarist was heavily influenced by M`ck Jagger, and the group promoted the fact that blues great Muddy Waters once called them "America's own Rolling Stones." Their Keyboardist was a major factor in this sixties band's sound. Can you name the band? Anybody know the answers??? WD
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gus danger
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posted May 04, 2008 12:55 AM
You are correct Ol Sparky! Three atta-boys (atta-elderly gentlemen, in your case) are all yours, for sure!Surely you jest about the Garbage Queen though! LOL! Okay folks, Mr. Ella is our undisputed winner again with 8 1/2 atta-boys, so this will conclude our Music Trivia Game #11. Here are the answers to those unanswered questions: 01) Robert Palmer entitled one of his albums "HEAVY NOVA" because he thought the music sounded like a cross between Heavy Metal and the Bossa Nova! 13) Their lead singer and bass guitarist (Sky Saxon) was heavily influenced by M`ck Jagger, and the group promoted the fact that blues great Muddy Waters once called The Seeds "America's own Rolling Stones." Until next time, KEEP ROCKIN' Folks! Goodnight! Wink P.S. The answer to SWR's "bonus" queston is PUSHER. The cameo is where Mulder is walking through the plaza and he's going to meet Scully in a room.
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