Kick Out The Jams Album Quiz

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1/8 Questions

What is the critic's name who reviewed the album as "ridiculous, overbearing, pretentious album"?
- Tom Morello
- Jeff Buckley
- Lester Bangs
- Michael Monroe

About This Quiz

Kick Out the Jams is the debut album by the famous American protopunk band MC5. Do you think you know more about this album? Find out and take this quiz to prove you knowledge.

2.

Who is their lead vocalist?
- Ron Tyner
- Wayne Kramer
- Fred "Sonic" Smith
- Dennis Thompson
Correct Answer

A. Ron Tyner

Explanation

Ron Tyner is their lead vocalist because he is the only option listed that fits the criteria of being a lead vocalist for the band in question. The other options listed are either not associated with being a lead vocalist or not a member of the band.

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3.

In what place did they record the full album live?
- California Grande Ballroom
- Michigan Grande Ballroom
- Nevada Grande Ballroom
- Detroit's Grande Ballroom
Correct Answer

A. Detroit's Grande Ballroom

Explanation

The correct answer is Detroit's Grande Ballroom. This is the place where they recorded the full album live.

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4.

What is their ranked number on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list?
- 295
- 294
- 300
- 287
Correct Answer

A. 294
5.

What is the name of the recording company for the album label?
- Sony
- Trident
- Elektra
- The Dungeon
Correct Answer

A. Elektra

Explanation

Elektra is the correct answer because it is the name of the recording company for the album label. Sony, Trident, and The Dungeon are not mentioned or associated with the recording company for the album label.

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6.

What song from the album that was considered containing inflammatory rhetoric?
- Ramblin Rose
- Come Together
- Bordeline
- Starship
Correct Answer

A. Ramblin Rose

Explanation

The song "Ramblin Rose" from the album was considered to contain inflammatory rhetoric.

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7.

In what year the album was released?
- 1971
- 1968
- 1969
- 1972
Correct Answer

A. 1969

Explanation

The correct answer is 1969. This indicates that the album in question was released in the year 1969.

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8.

What American Television network named this album as 65th best hard rock song of all time?
- Fox
- MTV
- Option 3
- VH1
Correct Answer

A. VH1

Explanation

VH1 named this album as the 65th best hard rock song of all time.

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Kick Out The Jams Album Quiz

What is the critic's name who reviewed the album as "ridiculous, overbearing, pretentious album"?

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Who is their lead vocalist?

In what place did they record the full album live?

What is their ranked number on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list?

What is the name of the recording company for the album label?

What song from the album that was considered containing inflammatory rhetoric?

In what year the album was released?

What American Television network named this album as 65th best hard rock song of all time?