American Hitmen: Super Fan Quiz

During live shows, drummer Phil is commonly introduced as being a part of the profession of a hockey player.

The explanation for the given answer is that the question asks which song the lead singer, Tim Cord, always sings during sound checks. Out of the given options, "Black Dog" by Led Zeppelin is the only song mentioned that could be the correct answer. The other songs ("Hallelujah" by Jeff Buckley, "Walk This Way" by Aerosmith, and "Creep" by Radiohead) are not specifically associated with Tim Cord or mentioned in relation to sound checks. Therefore, "Black Dog" by Led Zeppelin is the most logical choice.

Ryan Reynolds is the correct answer because the question is asking about whose abs are commonly referenced during live performances as being the inspiration behind the song "Symmetry". While the question acknowledges that this is not true, it is meant to be a humorous reference. Ryan Reynolds is known for his fit physique and often referenced for his abs, making him a funny and unexpected choice for the inspiration behind the song.

The official American Hitmen band bus is named Elroy.

Phil Snyder, the 6'5" drummer, commonly has nail polish on his feet during live shows. This suggests that he enjoys painting his toenails and expresses himself through this form of self-expression. Nail polish is a common cosmetic product used to add color and style to nails, and it is not unusual for individuals, regardless of gender, to wear it.

The song "Sleeping Mind" features the lyrics: "And I drifted away to the back of my mind / where my thoughts wandered aimless in juxtaposition." This suggests that the lyrics in question can be found in the song "Sleeping Mind."

The reason everyone calls the bassist "Jay" is because his first name was already taken by another band member. This suggests that there is another member in the band who shares the same first name as the bassist, so to avoid confusion, they refer to the bassist by his last name or a different nickname, which in this case is "Jay".

In the given options, the only song where lead guitarist Dan Cord sings lead vocals and plays the guitar simultaneously is "Heaven Sent Hell Bent".

The correct answer suggests that singer Tim Cord usually says "We're the American Hitmen, and sometimes we just need to get the poison out!" at the very beginning of the band's live shows. This statement implies that the band uses their music as a form of release or catharsis, expressing their emotions and energy through their performance. It sets the tone for an energetic and passionate live show experience.

The correct answer is Staff Sergeant. This rank is higher than Corporal, Head M*****F***** In Charge, and Sergeant. It indicates that Jay held a high position of authority and responsibility in the United States Marine Corps before being honorably discharged.

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The lead guitarist, Dan Cord, never performs a single show without his S&W .45 caliber 1911 pistol. This suggests that he values personal protection and wants to ensure his safety while performing on stage. The pistol may also hold sentimental value or be a part of his image as a musician.

"Yellow Ledbetter" by Pearl Jam is the correct answer because it is a notoriously difficult song to play live due to its complex guitar parts and improvised lyrics. The band members often struggle to recreate the song's intricate guitar solos and remember the improvised lyrics, leading to frustration and groans from three-quarters of the band.

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The song "Broken Down & Dead" is sometimes about Dan's inability to make babies. This suggests that the lyrics of the song might touch upon the theme of infertility or the struggles of starting a family.