Skid Row Music Band Quiz

Slave to the Grind is the correct answer because it was Skid Row's second album and it debuted at number one on the charts. This album was released in 1991 and featured hits such as "Monkey Business" and "Wasted Time." The success of Slave to the Grind solidified Skid Row's place in the rock music scene and showcased their heavier sound compared to their debut album.

Dave Sabo of Skid Row was known by the animal nickname "The Snake" because of his slick and agile guitar playing style. This nickname reflects his ability to effortlessly slither and move around the fretboard, captivating audiences with his skill and talent.

In December of 1989, Sebastian Bach, the lead singer of Skid Row, was arrested. The correct answer, "The Bottle Incident," suggests that band fans refer to his arrest using this term. This implies that Bach's arrest was related to an incident involving a bottle, possibly indicating a situation where he was caught with alcohol or involved in a physical altercation that involved a bottle.

Skid Row was formed in Toms River, New Jersey.

Johnny Solinger replaced singer Sebastian Bach in the 2003 album "Thickskin".

"Oh Say Can You Scream" is the correct answer because it is the name of the tour video released by Skid Row in 1990. This video likely captured live performances and behind-the-scenes footage of the band during their tour, showcasing their music and stage presence.

The correct answer is the "Rock Never Stops Tour." This tour name suggests that Skid Row played on a tour that was focused on rock music and had the intention of keeping the rock spirit alive.