A Tough And Random Musical Trivia
We all love music, don't we? But this is not your regular music quiz, only the truest of music fans can pass this musical trivia. Here are some difficult questions about our musical history that even the smartest cannot crack.
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Bowie is David Bowie's real last name.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
False.
Bowie was born David Jones in 1947. He formed his first band in 1962, at the age of 15, going by the name Davy Jones. When he began transitioning into a solo career in 1967, he changed his name for a couple of reasons. First, he no longer liked the name Davy or any variation of it. Also, there already was a famous musician named Davy Jones - that of The Monkees. So for his stage name, he took on the surname of Bowie, named after the bowie knife, showcasing his love of American history and culture.Rate this question:
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The band Styx is named after:
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A river in Greek mythology
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A river in the state of Alabama
Correct Answer
A. A river in Greek mythologyExplanation
The band Styx is named after a river in Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, the river Styx was believed to separate the world of the living from the Underworld. It was considered a sacred and powerful river, often associated with oaths and promises. Naming the band after this river could symbolize their desire to create music that has a deep and profound impact on their listeners, just like the mythological river.Rate this question:
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Katy Perry's first album was as a Christian performer.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
True.
In 2001, Katy Hudson released her debut self-titled album, a contemporary Christian pop album with some rock flare. The album was reviewed well and garnered one top 20 single "Trust In Me." She was even an opening act on Phil Joel's first solo tour, The Strangely Normal Tour. However, the album ultimately wound up being a flop. Her label Red Hill Records would become defunct later that year, leaving Hudson unsigned.
In 2003, she began transitioning to a career in mainstream pop music. When she signed with the now-defunct Jive in 2004, she did so under the name Katy Perry, the name she has gained widespread fame with.Rate this question:
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The all Christian version of the Grammy Awards is named after what bird?
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Doves
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Ravens
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Eagles
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Sparrows
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A. DovesExplanation
The all Christian version of the Grammy Awards is named after doves because doves are often associated with peace, purity, and the Holy Spirit in Christianity. Doves are mentioned multiple times in the Bible, including during the baptism of Jesus, where the Holy Spirit descended on him like a dove. Therefore, naming the Christian version of the Grammy Awards after doves symbolizes the desire for peace and the presence of the Holy Spirit in Christian music.Rate this question:
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What was the first music video ever shown on MTV?
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"Video Killed The Radio Star" by The Buggles
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"You Better Run" by Pat Benatar
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"She Won't Dance With Me" by Rod Stewart
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"You Better You Bet" by The Who
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A. "Video Killed The Radio Star" by The BugglesExplanation
Ironically, the first ever music video MTV ever played was "Video Killed The Radio Star" by The Buggles, on the station's premier day of August 1, 1981.Rate this question:
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Terence Butler of the band Black Sabbath goes by what nickname?
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Geezer
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Dorky
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Dweeb
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Geeky
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A. GeezerExplanation
Terence Butler, the band member of Black Sabbath, is known by the nickname "Geezer".Rate this question:
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Grunge rock is sometimes referred to by what geographical term?
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The Seattle Sound
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The New Orleans Sound
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The Miami Sound
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The Chicago Sound
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A. The Seattle SoundExplanation
Since a good handful of prominent grunge bands hail from Seattle (Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Mudhoney, etc.) the genre is sometimes referred to as "The Seattle Sound."Rate this question:
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How did Marvin Gaye die?
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He was shot
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Cancer
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A heart attack
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He was stabbed
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A. He was shotExplanation
On April 1, 1984, Marvin Gaye tried to intervene in a fight his parents were having. Things quickly escalated, especially between Gaye and his father, Marvin Gaye, Sr. Gaye quickly sought refuge in his childhood bedroom, but his father quickly caught up to him. The musician was shot once in his chest piercing his heart and again on of his shoulders. Gaye was rushed to California Hospital Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead shortly after his arrival at 1:01 pm. He was set to turn 45 the next day.
After a series of court appearances, Marvin Gaye, Sr. was charged with a six year suspended sentence with five years of probation on November 2, 1984.Rate this question:
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What pop star based their stage name off a song by Queen?
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Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta
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Ella Marija Lani Ylelich-O'Connor
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Amethyst Amelia Kelly
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Elizabeth Woolridge Grant
Correct Answer
A. Stefani Joanne Angelina GermanottaExplanation
Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, better known as Lady Gaga, based her stage name off of the Queen hit "Radio Ga Ga."
Amethyst Amelia Kelly = Iggy Azalea
Elizabeth Woolridge Grant = Lana Del Rey
Ella Marija Lani Ylelich-O'Connor = LordeRate this question:
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Katy Perry does not use her actual surname in order to avoid confusion with what other celebrity?
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Kate Hudson
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Kate Upton
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Kate Walsh
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Kate Moss
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A. Kate HudsonExplanation
When Kathryn Hudson began a career as a mainstream pop star in 2003, she chose to use her mother's maiden name of Perry, opposed to her actual surname, in order to avoid confusion with actress Kate Hudson.Rate this question:
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Eric Clapton wrote the famous Derek and The Dominos song "Layla" about his love for whose wife?
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George Harrison
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Jim Morrison
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Elvis Presley
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Johnny Cash
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A. George HarrisonExplanation
Eric Clapton wrote the famous Derek and The Dominos song "Layla" about his love for George Harrison's wife.Rate this question:
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REO Speedwagon is named after a real model of motorized vehicle.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The band took their name after the REO Speed Wagon, a truck made by Oldsmobile founder Ransom Eli Olds, though spelled differently to avoid any legal issues.Rate this question:
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Aretha Franklin's iconic hit song "Respect" was originally recorded and released by what other singer?
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Otis Redding
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Sam Cooke
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Percy Sledge
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Smokey Robinson
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A. Otis ReddingExplanation
"Respect" was originally recorded and released by Otis Redding. Aretha Franklin's version of the song became more popular and iconic, but it was originally written and performed by Redding.Rate this question:
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Which of these musicians did not die from a drug overdose?
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Bob Marley
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Bon Scott
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Dee Dee Ramone
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Howie Epstein
Correct Answer
A. Bob MarleyExplanation
Contrary to what many may believe, Bob Marley did not die from a drug overdose. In July of 1977, he was diagnosed with a type of melanoma under one of his toenails. Further tests confirmed the disease to be acral lentiginous melanoma. Doctors advised Marley to have the toe amputated, which he did not want to happen. So instead of the amputation, the melanoma slowly spread throughout Marley's entire body.
In the early 80s, Marley's health was gradually deteriorating. On May 11, 1981, Marley had canceled his tour so he could go rest in his native country of Jamaica. However, while on route to the island, his health took a turn for the worse, forcing an emergency landing in Miami. He would be pronounced dead at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital (now University of Miami Hospital) later that day, at the young age of 36.Rate this question:
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In 1982, Thomas Dolby had a #1 hit with "She Blinded Me With ________."
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Science
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Magic
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Sex
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Fashion
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A. ScienceExplanation
In 1982, Thomas Dolby had a #1 hit with the song "She Blinded Me With Science." The song's lyrics describe a romantic encounter where the singer is captivated and overwhelmed by the woman's intellect and knowledge in the field of science. The phrase "She Blinded Me With Science" has since become a popular idiom to describe being amazed or dazzled by someone's intelligence or expertise in a particular subject.Rate this question:
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Keith Richards has publicly stated that he conceived main riff of what Rolling Stones song in a dream?
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(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
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Paint It Black
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Start Me Up
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Brown Sugar
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A. (I Can't Get No) SatisfactionExplanation
Keith Richards has publicly stated that he conceived the main riff of "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" in a dream. This song is one of the Rolling Stones' most iconic hits and is known for its catchy guitar riff. Richards has mentioned in interviews that he woke up in the middle of the night with the riff playing in his head and quickly recorded it before falling back asleep. The dream-inspired riff became the defining element of the song and has since become one of the most recognizable guitar riffs in rock history.Rate this question:
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The band simply called The Band first gained notoriety as the backing band for what musician?
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Bob Dylan
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Van Morrison
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Jackson Browne
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Donovan
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A. Bob DylanExplanation
in 1965, Bob Dylan was looking for a backing band to use for his first ever electric tour. He wound up choosing a Canadian band called The Hawks. The Hawks toured with Dylan from September of 1965-May 66, with the tour billed as "Bob Dylan and The Band." When they began recording their first album without Dylan in 67, they debated on a new name. Guitarist Robbie Robertson suggested they simply call themselves "The Band"," since that's what they were most referred to while on tour with Dylan. Thus, the debut album from The Band, "Music From Big Pink," was released on July 1, 1968.Rate this question:
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Who is the only barefoot Beatle on the cover of the album "Abby Road"?
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Paul McCartney
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Ringo Starr
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John Lennon
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George Harrison
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A. Paul McCartneyExplanation
While a few variations of the iconic album cover exist, on the one that made it to store shelves, all of The Beatles are wearing shoes... except for Paul McCartney.Rate this question:
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Rapper Coolio sang the theme song for what Nickelodeon show?
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Kenan & Kel
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The Journey of Alan Strange
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Cousin Skeeter
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KaBlam!
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A. Kenan & KelExplanation
Coolio sang the theme song for the Nickelodeon show "Kenan & Kel."Rate this question:
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Which of these bands was Eric Clapton never a part of ?
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Humble Pie
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Blind Faith
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Cream
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John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
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A. Humble PieExplanation
Eric Clapton was never a part of Humble Pie. He was a member of Blind Faith, Cream, and John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers at different points in his career.Rate this question:
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Which of these legendary guitarists never spent time as a member of The Yardbirds?
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Ronnie Wood
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Jeff Beck
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Jimmy Page
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Eric Clapton
Correct Answer
A. Ronnie WoodExplanation
Ronnie Wood never spent time as a member of The Yardbirds. The other three guitarists, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, and Eric Clapton, all had stints as members of The Yardbirds at different points in their careers.Rate this question:
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What date is known as "The Day The Music Died"?
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February 3, 1959
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March 5, 1963
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December 10, 1967
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October 24, 1971
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A. February 3, 1959Explanation
On February 3, 1959, near Clear Lake, Iowa, a plane crashed, killing four people, three of which were notable musicians: Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and JP "Big Bopper" Richardson. In 1971, the date became known as "The day the music died," as singer/songwriter Don McLean used the phrase in his iconic song "American Pie," which the crash inspired.
On March 5, 1963, country singer Patsy Cline died in a plane crash in Camden, Nashville, on route to Nashville. She was only 30 years old.
On December 10, 1967 Otis Redding died at the age of 26 when a plan crashed in Lake Monona, in Madison, Wisconsin.
October 24, 1971 was the release date for Don McLean's second album "American Pie."Rate this question:
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Who sings the line "I Want My MTV" on the Dire Straits' hit "Money For Nothing"?
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Sting
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Phil Collins
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David Byrne
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Simon Le Bon
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A. StingExplanation
According to bassist Illsley, "Sting used to come to Montserrat to go windsurfing, and he came up for supper at the studio. We played him 'Money for Nothing' and he turned round and said, 'You've done it this time, you bastards.' Mark said if he thought it was so good, why didn't he go and add something to it. He did his bit there and then."
The result wound up being the iconic "I want my MTV" line, garnering Sting a co-writing credit on the song.Rate this question:
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Patricia Mae Andrzejewski is more famously known by what name?
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Pat Benatar
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Patty Smyth
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Patti Smith
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Patty Griffin
Correct Answer
A. Pat BenatarExplanation
Patricia Mae Andrzejewski is more famously known as Pat Benatar.Rate this question:
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How many official state songs are by John Denver?
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2
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0
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1
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3
Correct Answer
A. 2Explanation
Two of John Denver's songs are official state songs. On March 12, 2007 "Rock Mountain High" was adapted as the second official state song of Colorado. On March 7, 2014, legislators in West Virginia approved "Take Me Home, Country Roads" as the state's fourth official song, due to its mention of the state.Rate this question:
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How did Jack White get his last name?
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He took on the surname of an ex-wife
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He took it to fit with the name of one of his bands
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It is shortened from a longer surname
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He randomly chose it
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A. He took on the surname of an ex-wifeExplanation
Jack White was born in 1975 with the surname Gillis. In 1996, he met a bartender named Meg who had recently taken up drumming. They quickly married, and contrary to western culture, Jack took on her last name of White. In 1997, they formed the popular rock duo The White Stipes.
They finalized a divorce on March 24, 2000, almost three months before the release of their second album "De Stijl." Now having the same surname, they since promoted themselves as brother and sister.Rate this question:
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Before becoming a Foo Fighter, Taylor Hawkins drummed for what musician?
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Alanis Morissette
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Fiona Apple
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Sheryl Crow
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Tori Amos
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A. Alanis MorissetteExplanation
Before joining the Foo Fighters in 1997, Hawkins was the drummer for Alanis Morissette on her "Can't Not" tour in 1995 and 96.Rate this question:
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What is the real name of Hootie from Hootie & The Blowfish?
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Darius Rucker
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Adam Duritz
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Zack de la Rocha
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Bryan McKnight
Correct Answer
A. Darius RuckerExplanation
Hootie's real name is Darius Rucker.
Adam Duritz is the lead singer for Counting Crows.
Zack de la Rocha is the lead singer for Rage Against The Machine.
Bryan McKnight is an R&B/pop singer.Rate this question:
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Did you know that Keith Moon of The Who released a solo album? What is the name of this album?
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Two Sides of The Moon
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Keith Moon
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Moon Phases
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Landing On The Moon
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A. Two Sides of The MoonExplanation
The correct answer is "Two Sides of The Moon." This album was released by Keith Moon, the drummer of The Who, as his only solo album. It was released in 1975 and featured collaborations with various artists including Ringo Starr, Harry Nilsson, and Joe Walsh. The album received mixed reviews but gained a cult following over time.Rate this question:
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Before his music career, Drake stared in what TV show?
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Degrassi: The Next Generation
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Radio Free Roscoe
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Edgemont
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Falcon Beach
Correct Answer
A. Degrassi: The Next GenerationExplanation
Degrassi: The Next Generation was a Canadian teen drama that began in 2001 as a continuation of Degrassi High that ran for two seasons from 1989-91. In The Next Generation, Aubrey Graham starred as Jimmy Brooks, a promising basketball star who gets paralyzed in the fourth season after being shot in the back by a disgruntled schoolmate.
Graham independently released his first album, a mixtape called "Room For Improvement" in 2006. As a musician, he used only his middle name, Drake, to differ his music from his acting career. He released a second mixtape, "Comeback Season," the following year. "So Far Gone," his third mixtape was released in 2009.
Which each album he released he garnered more and more success, collaboration with big names in the rap industry such as Trey Songs, Lil Wayne, among others. "So Far Gone," proved to be such a huge success that Drake decided to leave Degrassi: The Next Generation in 2009, after it's eighth season, to make music his name career focus. The show lasted for five more seasons, ending in 2014.Rate this question:
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KISS drummer Eric Carr's death was overshadowed, because he died on the same day as which of these famous singers?
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Freddie Mercury
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Kurt Cobain
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Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Frank Zappa
Correct Answer
A. Freddie MercuryExplanation
In February of 1991, KISS drummer Eric Carr was diagnosed with heart cancer, During his absence, session drummer Eric Singer stepped in to fill Carr's role in the band, even recording on the album "Revenge." Carr underwent multiple surgeries to remove his tumor in April. Afterwards, his health seemed to be progressing, so he resumed his position within the band.
Later that year, in September, Carr suffered an aneurysm and was immediately hospitalized. A few days later, he suffered a brain hemorrhage from which he never regained consciousness. It wasn't until November 24 when he was officially pronounced dead at the age of 41.
Carr's death would be heavily overshadowed because on the same day Queen frontman Freddie Mercury was pronounced dead at the age of 45, due to AIDS related bronchopneumonia.Rate this question:
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Joan Jet & The Blackhearts had a #1 hit with "I Love Rock and Roll." Who originally recorded and released the song?
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The Arrows
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Pilot
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Dr. Hook
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Ram Jam
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A. The ArrowsExplanation
While a #1 hit for Joan Jett & The Blackhearts in 1981, the song was originally recorded and released in 1975 by The Arrows.Rate this question:
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Why is Bono always seen wearing sunglasses?
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He suffers from glaucoma
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He hates how his eyes look
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He is hiding a scar
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For no other reason but for style
Correct Answer
A. He suffers from glaucomaExplanation
Bono is always seen wearing sunglasses because he suffers from glaucoma. Glaucoma is a condition that damages the optic nerve and can result in vision loss. Wearing sunglasses can help protect the eyes from bright lights and reduce discomfort caused by glaucoma.Rate this question:
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What was the first #1 solo hit by a member of The Beatles?
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"My Sweet Lord" by George Harrison
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"Imagine" by John Lennon
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"Maybe I'm Amazed" by Paul McCartney
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"Sentimental Journey" by Ringo Starr
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A. "My Sweet Lord" by George HarrisonExplanation
"My Sweet Lord" by George Harrison was the first #1 solo hit by a member of The Beatles. This song was released in 1970 and topped the charts in multiple countries. It showcased Harrison's spiritual and philosophical beliefs, incorporating elements of Hinduism into the lyrics. The song's catchy melody and uplifting message resonated with audiences, solidifying Harrison's success as a solo artist after the breakup of The Beatles.Rate this question:
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What is Ray Charles' last name?
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Robinson
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Robertson
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Richardson
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Rickson
Correct Answer
A. RobinsonExplanation
Ray Charles Robinson was born on September 23, 1930, in Albany, Georgia.Rate this question:
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What was the first ever #1 song on the American Top 40 Countdown?
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"Mama Told Me (Not To Come)" by Three Dog Night
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"The Love You Save" by The Jackson Five
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"Ball of Confusion" by The Temptations
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"Ride Captain Ride" by Blues Image
Correct Answer
A. "Mama Told Me (Not To Come)" by Three Dog NightExplanation
On the first episode of the American Top 40 countdown, these were the top four songs:
1. "Mama Told Me (Not To Come)" by Three Dog Night
2. "Ball of Confusion" by The Temptations
3. "The Love You Save" by The Jackson Five
4. "Ride Captain Ride" by Blues ImageRate this question:
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In 2010, why did English musician Dan Smith name his band Bastille?
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He was born on Bastille Day
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He was dating a French girl at the time
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A distant relative was imprisoned at the Bastille
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He simply fancies French culture
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A. He was born on Bastille DayExplanation
Bastille frontman Dan Smith was born on July 14, 1986, aka Bastille Day.Rate this question:
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Lynyrd Skynyrd sarcastically named their band after Leonard Skinner, a faculty member at the high school the original members attended. What position did he have?
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Gym teacher
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Janitor
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Principle
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Guidance counselor
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A. Gym teacherExplanation
The band took their name after Leonard Skinner, a gym teacher at Robert E. Lee High School in Jacksonville, Florida, which the original members attended. Skinner was known for being heavily strict on enforcing the school's policies, as well as against long hair on guys.Rate this question:
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Who is the only member of One Direction not from England?
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Niall Horan
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Zayn Malik
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Louis Tomlinson
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Harry Styles
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Liam Payne
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A. Niall HoranExplanation
While four members of the popular boy band hail from England, Niall Horan is from Mullingar, Ireland.Rate this question:
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Who was the first musician to host Saturday Night Live?
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Paul Simon
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Ray Charles
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Kris Kristofferson
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Art Garfunkel
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A. Paul SimonExplanation
Paul Simon became the second ever host of the famed variety show on October 18, 1975.Rate this question:
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When Billboard released its first ever chart in 1940, what was the #1 song?
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"I'll Never Smile Again" by Tommy Dorsey
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"Imagination" by Glenn Miller
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"Playmates" by Kay Kyser
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"The Breeze and I" by Jimmy Dorsey
Correct Answer
A. "I'll Never Smile Again" by Tommy DorseyExplanation
When Billboard released its first ever chat on June 27, 1940, these were the top four songs:
1. "I'll Never Smile Again" by Tommy Dorsey
2. "The Breeze and I" by Jimmy Dorsey
3. "Playmates" by Kay Kyser
4. "Imagination" by Glenn MillerRate this question:
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Which of these bands has Paul Rodgers never been a part of?
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Foghat
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The Firm
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The Law
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Free
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A. FoghatExplanation
Paul Rodgers has been a part of the bands The Firm, The Law, and Free, but he has never been a part of the band Foghat.Rate this question:
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What was the first ever #1 video on MTV's Total Request Live?
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"I'll Never Break Your Heart" by Backstreet Boys
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"Tearin' Up My Heart" by N*Sync
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"All I Have To Give" by Backstreet Boys
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"(God Must Have Spent) A Little More Time On You" by N*Sync
Correct Answer
A. "I'll Never Break Your Heart" by Backstreet BoysExplanation
The first ever #1 video on MTV's Total Request Live was "I'll Never Break Your Heart" by Backstreet Boys.Rate this question:
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Queen has two albums named after movies by what famous comedy team?
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The Marx Brothers
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Laurel & Hardy
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Abbott & Costello
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Martin & Lewis
Correct Answer
A. The Marx BrothersExplanation
The Queen albums "A Night At The Opera" from 1975 and "A Day At The Races" from 1976 are named after two 1930s movies by the famous comedy team The Marx Brothers.Rate this question:
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Joel is Billy Joel's actual last name.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
True.
William (Billy) Martin Joel was born on May 9, 1949, in New York City.Rate this question:
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Paul McCartney originally wrote The Beatles' song "Helter Skelter" in attempts to out rock what band?
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The Who
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The Rolling Stones
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The Doors
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The Kinks
Correct Answer
A. The WhoExplanation
Paul McCartney originally wrote The Beatles' song "Helter Skelter" in attempts to out rock The Who.Rate this question:
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What is the one and only song to win the Grammy Award for Best Disco Recording?
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"I Will Survive" By Gloria Gaynor
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"Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" by Michael Jackson
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"Hot Stuff" by Donna Summer
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"Boogie Wonderland" by Earth, Wind & Fire
Correct Answer
A. "I Will Survive" By Gloria GaynorExplanation
"I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor is the one and only song to win the Grammy Award for Best Disco Recording. This song became an anthem for empowerment and resilience, resonating with audiences during the disco era and beyond. Its iconic lyrics and catchy disco beat made it a standout in the genre, earning it recognition and acclaim from the music industry, including the prestigious Grammy Award.Rate this question:
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Tim McGraw's father was an athlete in what professional sports league?
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MLB
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NHL
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NBA
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NFL
Correct Answer
A. MLBExplanation
Tim McGraw's father Frank, better known as Tug, was a closing pitcher in the MLB (Major League Baseball), from 1965-1984. He split his time evenly between the New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, playing ten years with each team.Rate this question:
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