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1. What song did Weird Al Yankovic write as a parody of "Addicted to Love"?

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2. Chuck Negron included parts of what Three Dog Night song in his 1996 Christmas album?

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3. What 1970's group consisted of Grandmaster Flash, Cowboy, Melle Mel and Kidd Creole?

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4. What South African singing group sang with Paul Simon on the album "Graceland"?

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5. Who used songs from his 2003 album as the only words in a 2003 movie of the same name?

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6. What follows "steadily depressin'" in the Jim Croce song "Workin' at the Car Wash Blues"?

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7. What's the real name of "Mike D" of Beastie Boys?

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8. Who did "Fight the Power", the theme for the Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing"?

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9. What was the first Mary J. Blige single to hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100?

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10. What 1959 Johnny Horton hit was about the War of 1812?

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11. What group had 2000, 2005 and 2007 albums "Black & Blue", "Never Gone" and "Unbreakable"?

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12. Who joined Nelly on the single "Dilemma", which hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2002?

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13. What group released the 1976 novelty hit "Disco Duck"?

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14. By what nickname was country musician William Orville Frizzell better known?

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15. Marshall Bruce Mathers III is better known by what stage name?

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16. What middle name did rock musician John Mellencamp formerly use as part of his stage name?

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17. Who had a #1 hit on the Billboard country chart in 1982 with "Slow Hand"?

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18. What child of John Lennon had a debut album called "Valotte"?

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19. What singer took his stage name from that of a 19th-century composer?

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20. What was the first song by Blondie to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100?

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21. What former member of Moby Grape recorded the solo album "Oar" in 1969?

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22. What was the second Britney Spears song to hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100?

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23. Who is credited on Steve Goodman's "Somebody Else's Troubles" as Robert Milkwood Thomas?

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24. What folk singer/songwriter released 1985's "One Million Lawyers and Other Disasters"?

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25. What singer and mathematician wrote the songs "New Math" and "Pollution"?

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26. What country artist or group had a hit in 1999 with "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy"?

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27. What member of the band Devo also wrote the theme for the children's show "Rugrats"?

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28. What country singer released the album "Storms of Life" in 1986?

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29. What Simon and Garfunkel song title names four herbs?

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30. Whose 1995 album was titled "Let's Go Bang"?

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What song did Weird Al Yankovic write as a parody of "Addicted to...
Chuck Negron included parts of what Three Dog Night song in his 1996...
What 1970's group consisted of Grandmaster Flash, Cowboy, Melle Mel...
What South African singing group sang with Paul Simon on the album...
Who used songs from his 2003 album as the only words in a 2003 movie...
What follows "steadily depressin'" in the Jim Croce song "Workin' at...
What's the real name of "Mike D" of Beastie Boys?
Who did "Fight the Power", the theme for the Spike Lee's "Do the Right...
What was the first Mary J. Blige single to hit #1 on the Billboard Hot...
What 1959 Johnny Horton hit was about the War of 1812?
What group had 2000, 2005 and 2007 albums "Black & Blue", "Never Gone"...
Who joined Nelly on the single "Dilemma", which hit #1 on the...
What group released the 1976 novelty hit "Disco Duck"?
By what nickname was country musician William Orville Frizzell better...
Marshall Bruce Mathers III is better known by what stage name?
What middle name did rock musician John Mellencamp formerly use as...
Who had a #1 hit on the Billboard country chart in 1982 with "Slow...
What child of John Lennon had a debut album called "Valotte"?
What singer took his stage name from that of a 19th-century composer?
What was the first song by Blondie to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot...
What former member of Moby Grape recorded the solo album "Oar" in...
What was the second Britney Spears song to hit #1 on the Billboard Hot...
Who is credited on Steve Goodman's "Somebody Else's Troubles" as...
What folk singer/songwriter released 1985's "One Million Lawyers and...
What singer and mathematician wrote the songs "New Math" and...
What country artist or group had a hit in 1999 with "She Thinks My...
What member of the band Devo also wrote the theme for the children's...
What country singer released the album "Storms of Life" in 1986?
What Simon and Garfunkel song title names four herbs?
Whose 1995 album was titled "Let's Go Bang"?
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