How Big Of Bad Company Fan You Are?

The correct answer is "Bad Company". The question asks for the Bad Company song that starts with the lyrics "Company always on the run". Out of the given options, only the song "Bad Company" matches this description.

The correct answer is "Here Comes Trouble." This album by Bad Company features a cover image of a little boy on a motorcycle.

"Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy" is the first song on "Desolation Angels" by Bad Company.

Simon Kirke is the only member of Bad Company to be in the band during its entire existence. This means that he was a part of the band from its formation until its disbandment, without any breaks or departures. The other members mentioned in the options, Boz Burrell, Paul Rodgers, and Mick Ralphs, may have joined or left the band at different points in time, but Simon Kirke remained a constant member throughout.

Kosh is the correct answer because Kosh, also known as John Kosh, is a renowned artist and designer who has worked on numerous album covers for various artists. He is particularly known for his work with The Beatles and their solo projects. Therefore, it is likely that his artwork would be featured on the cover of Bad Company's "Run With The Pack" album.

"Desolation Angels" by Bad Company was recorded in a studio. This suggests that the band chose a professional recording facility to capture their music, rather than opting for a more unconventional location such as a hotel, mansion, or castle. Recording in a studio provides better control over sound quality and allows for the use of specialized equipment and technology to enhance the final product.

Rough Diamonds is the correct answer because it was the last album recorded by the original Bad Company members. This album was released in 1982 and marked the end of the band's original lineup before they disbanded. It featured the original members Paul Rodgers, Mick Ralphs, Simon Kirke, and Boz Burrell, and is considered the final chapter of their initial run as a band.

The correct answer is "Merchants Of Cool" because it is the name of the DVD released by Bad Company.

"Run With The Pack" is the correct answer because it was the only Bad Company album released in 1976. "Straight Shooter" was released in 1975, "Desolation Angels" was released in 1979, and "Rough Diamonds" was released in 1982.

Bad Company recorded their self-titled album "Bad Company" in a mansion. This suggests that the band had access to a luxurious and spacious location to create their music. Recording in a mansion could have provided them with a unique and atmospheric setting, possibly contributing to the overall sound and vibe of the album. The choice of a mansion as a recording location may have also allowed the band members to have more privacy and freedom during the recording process.

The second album of Bad Company was recorded in a castle.

The one-word title of a song from the Bad Company album "Fame and Fortune" is Valerie.

The correct answer is Holy Water because the song "Fearless" is featured on that album.

Straight Shooter is the correct answer because it was released in 1975. Burnin' Sky was released in 1977, Run With The Pack was released in 1976, and Bad Company was released in 1974.

The correct answer is "One Night". This song by Bad Company includes the lyrics "I ain't got no money" which refers to the narrator's lack of financial resources.

Bad Company's debut album ended up at number one on the Billboard charts. This means that the album achieved the highest level of commercial success and popularity among all the albums that were on the Billboard charts during that time. It indicates that the album sold the most copies and had the highest number of streams or downloads compared to other albums. This achievement is a significant milestone for any artist or band and demonstrates the album's widespread appeal and positive reception from the audience.

The correct answer is "Fame And Fortune." This album was released in 1986 and marked Brian Howe's debut as the lead singer of Bad Company. It featured popular tracks such as "This Love" and "That Girl," and received positive reviews from critics. The album showcased Howe's powerful vocals and helped solidify his place in the band.

The correct answer is "Seagull." This song by Bad Company features the lyrics "Mm mm mm mm, mm mm."

In 1992, the Bad Company song "How About That" reached the number one spot on the charts.

Inside Bad Company is the correct answer because it is the name of the DVD released in 2005 by Bad Company.

Burnin' Sky is the correct answer because it is the only album listed that does not have any text or words on its cover. Instead, it features only a picture. The other albums listed, Here Comes Trouble, 10 From 6, and Run With The Pack, likely have some form of text or words on their covers in addition to any accompanying images.

The correct answer is 3. This means that there are three albums released by Bad Company that have "Bad Co" on the cover.

The correct answer is Bad Company because "The Way I Choose" is a song from their self-titled debut album.

The last song on "Rough Diamonds" by Bad Company is "Racetrack."

The correct answer is "Excited" because it is a one-word song title from the album "Dangerous Age" by Bad Company.

Bad Company's third album was recorded in France.

"10 From 6" by Bad Company was released by Atlantic.