Best Ever Quiz On Music

Michael Crawford's award-winning duet of "Music of the Night" with Barbra Streisand brought the two performers together for the first time since the movie "Hello, Dolly!".

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"You're Crazy" is the correct answer because it is the only song out of the given options that appeared on both the 1987 album "Appetite For Destruction" and the 1988 "G N' R Lies" EP. This means that the song was originally released in its original rock version on the album and then later appeared as an acoustic version on the EP. The other songs listed, "You Could Be Mine," "Yesterdays," and "You Ain't The First," did not have this dual appearance on both albums.

"Something About A Woman" by Jake Owen follows the perspective of the singer when he views a girl and realizes that some things in life are meant to be a mystery. The song suggests that there is an unexplainable and captivating quality about this particular woman that the singer cannot fully comprehend. It implies that there is something enchanting and intriguing about her that draws him in, despite not being able to fully understand or explain it.

The correct answer is "There Goes The Neighborhood." This song was written by Dodson, Graham, and Laney and is featured on Shania Twain's debut album. It was released before she met her future husband and producer, Robert "Mutt" Lange.

The correct answer is "East At Easter." This song was on the album "Sparkle in the Rain" by Simple Minds, which was criticized for supposedly copying the sound of U2. The album was produced by Steve Lillywhite, who also produced U2's first three records.

The correct answer is "Not Worth Asking." This song was on the B-side of the bonus 7" single that came with the first 2000 copies of the U.S. vinyl release of "Pisces Iscariot" by The Smashing Pumpkins. The vinyl was pressed on amber vinyl, and "Not Worth Asking" was included as an extra track on this limited edition release.

Steve Winwood's first album in the 1980's to feature outside session musicians was "Talking Back To The Night." However, "The Finer Things" is a song from Steve Winwood's album "Back in the High Life," which was released in 1986. This album did include outside session musicians and "The Finer Things" is a song about living life to the fullest.

Carmine Coppola, the Oscar-winner and grandfather of Nicolas Cage and Sofia Coppola, cowrote the song "Stay Gold" with Stevie Wonder on the 1995 double album "Natural Wonder".

The correct answer is "Still In Love". This song by Supertramp was released in 1985 and has since been covered by various artists including Brian McKnight, Lionel Richie, 112, and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.

"I Got You Babe" was released in 1965, while "Turn Back Time" was released in 1989. "Believe" was released in 1998, and "Shoop Shoop Song" was released in 1990. Therefore, the correct chronological order of release for these Cher songs is "I Got You Babe," "Shoop Shoop Song," "Turn Back Time," and "Believe."

"Heartbreak Hotel" was released on January 27, 1956, making it the oldest song among the given options. "Blue Suede Shoes" was released on January 1, 1956, followed by "Hound Dog" on July 13, 1956. "Blue Moon" was released much later on August 19, 1956. Therefore, the correct chronological order of the songs based on their release date is: "Blue Suede Shoes", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Hound Dog", "Blue Moon".

Roald Dahl is the correct answer because he wrote the poem recited in the Marilyn Manson song Prelude (The Family Trip). Dahl, known for his children's books, also wrote darker and more adult-oriented works, making him a fitting choice for the lyrical content of the song.

The correct answer is Bob Dylan. In the 1967 documentary Don't Look Back, Bob Dylan is featured. The documentary follows Dylan during his 1965 concert tour in the United Kingdom and provides an intimate look into his life as a musician and songwriter. It captures his performances, interactions with fans and the media, and offers insights into his creative process. Bob Dylan's involvement in the documentary makes him the musician featured in Don't Look Back.

The correct answer is The Talking Heads. The 1984 concert film Stop Making Sense features the band The Talking Heads.

Tony Williams plays drums on the Miles Davis album In A Silent Way.

The correct answer is Alexis Jordan because the question asks for the name of Alexis Jordan's album that features the single "Happiness". Since Alexis Jordan is the name of the artist, it is logical to assume that her self-titled album would include her hit single "Happiness".

The lead single from Avril Lavigne's fourth studio album is "What The Hell". This song was released in 2011 and became a commercial success, reaching the top ten in several countries. It is a pop-rock anthem with catchy hooks and lyrics about embracing freedom and living life to the fullest. The song showcases Lavigne's signature punk-pop sound and marked her return to the music scene after a brief hiatus.

Avril Lavigne is the correct answer because she co-wrote "When You're Gone" with Butch Walker.

The correct answer is "The Best Damn Thing." This album, released in 2007, was Avril Lavigne's third studio album and included the hit single "When You're Gone." It was a commercial success, reaching the top of the charts in several countries and solidifying Lavigne's position as a pop-rock artist.

Wiz Khalifa is the correct answer because he is the rapper featured on Cee Lo Green's "Bright Lights Bigger City".

Adele co-wrote "Rolling in the Deep" with Paul Epworth.

Kanye West is the featured artist on Katy Perry's "E.T." The song was released in 2011 as a single from Perry's album "Teenage Dream." Kanye West's rap verse adds a unique and distinctive element to the song, enhancing its overall appeal and popularity.

The song "Yeah 3X" by Chris Brown contains the lyrics "move your body out on the floor."

The song "E.T." by Katy Perry contains the lyrics "you're from a whole other world, a different dimension." This line refers to the idea that the person she is singing about is unique and unlike anyone else, coming from a different realm or reality. The song overall explores themes of otherness and feeling a deep connection with someone who is different.

The correct answer is "Back To Black." In this song, Amy Winehouse sings about a breakup and reflects on the final moments of the relationship, where they only said goodbye with words. The lyrics convey a sense of loss and longing, capturing the emotions associated with the end of a love affair.

Amy Winehouse's 4th consecutive single to chart in the top 40 of the UK Singles Chart was "Tears Dry On Their Own."

The song "Do It Like A Dude" from Jessie J's album "Who You Are" won the 2011 MOBO Award for Best Song.

Akon is the featured performer on FloRida's "Who Dat Girl".

Ellie Goulding's album that includes her cover of "Your Song" is titled "Lights."

Ellie Goulding sang "Your Song" for the couple's first dance at the 2011 Royal Wedding.