How Well Do You Know DEFTones?

The correct answer is "I've Watched You Change Into A Fly." This line is the first line of the song "Change (In the House of Flies)" by Deftones. It suggests that the speaker has observed someone undergoing a transformation, symbolized by changing into a fly. This line sets the tone for the rest of the song and introduces the theme of change and transformation.

The correct answer is a skull. This is because the Deftones' CD "Deftones" features a skull on its cover.

"White Pony" is the name of a Deftones album, and in street slang, it is also used to refer to cocaine. This could be because the color white is associated with the drug, and a pony is a term used to describe a small amount of cocaine.

The correct answer is "Adrenaline." This was Deftones' first real album, released in 1995. It was highly influential in the alternative metal genre and showcased their unique blend of heavy riffs and melodic vocals. The album features popular songs like "Bored" and "7 Words" which helped establish Deftones' signature sound.

"Minerva" is the correct answer because it is the only song among the options that starts with the lyrics "I get all ... numb when she sings it's over." The other options do not have lyrics that match this description.

"Hexagram" by the Deftones is primarily composed of screaming. The song features intense and aggressive vocal delivery, characterized by powerful and piercing screams. These screams contribute to the overall energy and intensity of the track, creating a raw and visceral listening experience. The screaming vocals are a defining element of the song, distinguishing it from other Deftones' tracks and showcasing the band's unique style and sound.

In the early years, the Deftones often toured with KoRn. This suggests that KoRn and the Deftones had a close relationship and shared a similar musical style, possibly within the nu-metal genre. Touring together is a common practice among bands with similar fan bases and musical interests, as it allows them to reach a wider audience and gain exposure.

Frank Delgado made guest appearances as a performer on Deftones' initial two albums, Adrenaline and Around the Fur. He officially became a member of the band prior to the release of their third album, White Pony. His style of playing seldom incorporates traditional scratching or beat juggling.

The correct answer is "Hole In The Earth" because the lyrics "Can you explain to me how you're so evil (how?)" are from this Deftones song.

In the Deftones song "Bloody Cape," the word "ships" can be heard.

"The Chauffeur" by Deftones appeared on Duran Duran's tribute album.

When Stephen Carpenter was 14, he was struck by a drunk driver.

The correct answer is Abe Cunningham's Wife. This suggests that Abe Cunningham's wife sang vocals with Chino Moreno on the Deftones' song "MX".

In 2005, Deftones, Avril Lavigne, Sum 41, and others recorded songs for charity. The correct answer is John Lennon. John Lennon was a famous musician and member of the Beatles who wrote and performed many influential songs. His music continues to inspire and resonate with people around the world. Recording his songs for charity was a way for these artists to pay tribute to his legacy and contribute to a good cause.

Deftones worked with legendary producer Bob Ezrin on their album "Saturday Night Wrist".

The Deftones' song "Hole in the Earth" was first available for streaming via MySpace. This means that the song could be listened to online through the band's MySpace page before it was released through any other platform such as MTV, the radio, or iTunes. This suggests that the band may have chosen to debut their song on MySpace to reach a wide audience and generate buzz before its official release.

The Deftones' single "Elite" from their album "White Pony" received a Grammy for "Best Metal Performance". This song stood out among the other singles on the album and showcased the band's talent and skill in the metal genre. Its heavy and aggressive sound, combined with powerful vocals and intense lyrics, resonated with both fans and critics alike, earning it the prestigious Grammy award.

Deidre Hall became the first to star in both daytime and nighttime TV series in 1986.

Deidre Hall played Kate Michaels in the 1995 Tom Clancy TV series "OP Center."