Ultimate Quiz On The Sundaysm

The Sundays are from England.

David Gavurin is the correct answer because he is a member of The Sundays and he married his bandmate Harriet Wheeler in 1997.

The correct answer is "Reading, Writing, And Arithmetic". This was the title of The Sundays' first album.

Harriet Wheeler was the original vocalist of The Sundays. She provided the lead vocals for the band and was known for her distinctive and ethereal singing style. Wheeler's vocals played a crucial role in defining the sound of The Sundays, particularly in their popular albums like "Reading, Writing and Arithmetic" and "Blind." She continued to be the lead vocalist for the band throughout their career, contributing to their success and critical acclaim.

The Sundays covered the Rolling Stones song "Wild Horses" on the U.S. version of their album "Blind".

The correct answer is Reading. The question asks for the English city referenced in the title of The Sundays' first album. The Sundays were an English alternative rock band, and their debut album, released in 1990, was titled "Reading, Writing and Arithmetic." Therefore, the answer is Reading.

The song "Monochrome" from The Sundays' album "Static and Silence" is referenced in the album title because the word "monochrome" refers to a single color or shades of a single color, which reflects the theme of the album. The title suggests that the album explores a sense of stillness and quietness, which is further emphasized by the choice of the song "Monochrome" as the title track.

The correct answer is "Can't Be Sure". This was the title of The Sundays' first single.

Harriet Wheeler and David Gavurin of The Sundays met at a university in Bristol.

The Sundays first signed with the British record label Rough Trade.

The correct answer is Static And Silence. This album was released in 1997, and after its release, The Sundays went on hiatus. The band took a break from making music and did not release any new albums or perform live for several years. This hiatus marked a significant pause in their career, making Static And Silence the last album they released before their break.

The correct answer is Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Buffy The Vampire Slayer was a popular television show that aired in the 1990s. It featured The Sundays' "Wild Horses" on its first soundtrack.

The correct answer is "And It Stoned Me." The song "And It Stoned Me" by Van Morrison is quoted in The Sundays' "Folk Song."

The correct answer is Newman And Baddiel In Pieces. This sketch comedy show used The Sundays' "Another Flavour" as its theme song.

The correct answer is "Wild Horses." This song by The Sundays was featured on the soundtrack of the 1996 movie "Fear."

Geffen Records is the correct answer because they released the U.S. versions of The Sundays' first three albums.

The Sundays are from London.

David Baddiel is the English comedian who formed a friendship with David Gavurin of The Sundays.

In 1998, the British duo Tin Tin Out recorded a cover of The Sundays' "Here's Where the Story Ends." They released their version of the song, which featured vocals from Shelley Nelson, as a single. Tin Tin Out's cover received positive reviews and achieved commercial success, reaching the top 10 on the UK Singles Chart.