Live At Leeds Album Quiz

The correct answer is Jon Astley, Kit Lambert, The Who. This answer is correct because it lists all three individuals/groups who were involved in producing the album. Albert King and Briggs Derby are not mentioned in the answer choices, so they can be eliminated as potential answers. Cream is also not listed as a producer, so that option can also be eliminated.

The correct answer is 39, indicating that there are 39 songs originally on the album. This answer suggests that the album is quite extensive and likely offers a wide range of musical content for listeners.

The correct answer is Blues Rock, Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock. This answer is supported by the genres listed in the options. The album includes a combination of Blues Rock, Hard Rock, and Psychedelic Rock, as indicated in the answer choice.

This album was recorded in Leeds.

The correct answer is "Who's Next". This suggests that "Who's Next" is the album that came after the album mentioned in the question.

The song "Heaven and Hell" is mentioned as one of the options in the given list. Therefore, it is a song on the album.

This album was recorded on the label Decca, MCA.

The album was released in 1970.

The genre of the album is hard rock. This genre is characterized by heavy guitar riffs, aggressive vocals, and a strong emphasis on loud and energetic performances. Hard rock music typically features distorted electric guitars, powerful drumming, and lyrics that often revolve around themes of rebellion, angst, and freedom. This genre emerged in the 1960s and 1970s as a heavier and more intense form of rock music, influenced by blues, psychedelia, and early heavy metal. Some popular hard rock bands include Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Guns N' Roses, and Aerosmith.

Pete Townshend is the correct answer because he is known for writing the lyrics for the songs in the album. Eddie Cochran, Johnny Kidd, and Mose Allison are not typically associated with writing lyrics for this album.