1.
In which country was Thin Lizzy formed?
Correct Answer
D. Ireland
Explanation
Thin Lizzy was formed in Ireland. This can be inferred from the fact that Ireland is the only country mentioned in the options that is known for being the birthplace of the band. Scotland, United States, and England are not associated with the formation of Thin Lizzy.
2.
Which band opened for Thin Lizzy at the first ever Slane Concert in Ireland in 1981?
Correct Answer
D. U2
Explanation
U2 opened for Thin Lizzy at the first ever Slane Concert in Ireland in 1981. This was a significant moment in U2's career as it helped them gain exposure and establish themselves as a prominent Irish rock band. The concert was a major success and marked the beginning of U2's rise to international fame.
3.
Which Thin Lizzy band member died in January 1986?
Correct Answer
B. pHil Lynott
Explanation
Phil Lynott, the lead vocalist and bassist of Thin Lizzy, died in January 1986. His death was a result of complications from drug and alcohol abuse. Lynott was a key member of the band and played a significant role in their success, co-writing many of their popular songs. His death marked the end of Thin Lizzy as a band, although their music continued to be influential in the rock genre.
4.
What Thin Lizzy song contains the lyrics "Roll me over and turn me around"?
Correct Answer
C. Cowboy Song
Explanation
The correct answer is "Cowboy Song" because this song by Thin Lizzy contains the lyrics "Roll me over and turn me around." This line is a memorable part of the song and helps to identify it.
5.
Which Thin Lizzy song says "Whack for my daddy-o"?
Correct Answer
A. Whiskey In The Jar
Explanation
"Whiskey In The Jar" is the correct answer because it is a traditional Irish folk song that has been covered by various artists, including Thin Lizzy. The lyrics of the song include the line "Whack for my daddy-o," which is a common phrase in Irish folk music. This line is often sung during the chorus of the song, making it a recognizable feature of "Whiskey In The Jar."
6.
Who did Thin Lizzy tour with in 2004?
Correct Answer
D. Deep Purple
Explanation
In 2004, Thin Lizzy toured with Deep Purple.
7.
What Thin Lizzy song hit #1 in Ireland in 1972-1973?
Correct Answer
D. Whiskey In The Jar
Explanation
"Whiskey In The Jar" is the correct answer because it hit #1 in Ireland in 1972-1973. This song, originally an Irish traditional folk song, was popularized by Thin Lizzy and became a major hit for the band. The song's catchy melody, energetic performance, and relatable lyrics about a highwayman's love for whiskey resonated with the Irish audience, leading to its chart-topping success in Ireland during that period.
8.
Where was a bronze statue placed in honor of Phil Lynott?
Correct Answer
A. Dublin
Explanation
A bronze statue was placed in honor of Phil Lynott in Dublin.
9.
Which movie featured Thin Lizzy's songs "Jailbreak" and "The Boys Are Back In Town"?
Correct Answer
C. Detroit Rock City
Explanation
The correct answer is Detroit Rock City. This movie featured Thin Lizzy's songs "Jailbreak" and "The Boys Are Back In Town".
10.
Which Thin Lizzy album cover has a picture of a red flag?
Correct Answer
B. Renegade
Explanation
The correct answer is Renegade because the album cover features a picture of a red flag.
11.
In 2004, Thin Lizzy won what in a "Classic Rock" magazine poll?
Correct Answer
D. Best Live Rock Album
Explanation
In 2004, Thin Lizzy won the "Best Live Rock Album" category in a "Classic Rock" magazine poll. This means that their live album was recognized and voted as the best among the options given. It implies that their performance and energy during live shows were highly appreciated by the readers and fans of the magazine.
12.
Phil Lynott and who were the only constant members of Thin Lizzy through 1984?
Correct Answer
C. Brian Downey
Explanation
Brian Downey is the correct answer because he was one of the only two constant members of Thin Lizzy through 1984 along with Phil Lynott. This means that while other members may have joined and left the band during that time, Downey remained a consistent presence in the group.
13.
Thin Lizzy assumed which name when they recorded the "Tribute To Deep Purple" album?
Correct Answer
D. Funky Junction
Explanation
Thin Lizzy assumed the name Funky Junction when they recorded the "Tribute To Deep Purple" album.
14.
Who wrote a biography on Phil Lynott?
Correct Answer
D. pHilomena Lynott
Explanation
Philomena Lynott is the correct answer because she is the mother of Phil Lynott, the lead vocalist of the rock band Thin Lizzy. She wrote a biography titled "My Boy: The Phil Lynott Story" which provides insights into her son's life, career, and the impact he had on the music industry. As his mother, she had a unique perspective and personal connection to Phil Lynott, making her a suitable author for his biography.
15.
What Thin Lizzy album cover has a picture of a dragon on it?
Correct Answer
D. Chinatown
Explanation
The correct answer is "Chinatown" because this album cover features a picture of a dragon.
16.
In early 1977 who did Thin Lizzy tour with?
Correct Answer
C. Queen
Explanation
In early 1977, Thin Lizzy toured with Queen. This suggests that the two bands collaborated and performed together during that time.
17.
What was Thin Lizzy's Phil Lynott's wife's name?
Correct Answer
B. Caroline
Explanation
Caroline is the correct answer because it is stated that Phil Lynott's wife's name was Caroline.
18.
Who did Thin Lizzy sign with in the early 1970's?
Correct Answer
A. Decca Records
Explanation
In the early 1970s, Thin Lizzy signed with Decca Records. This record label was known for its wide range of artists and genres, and it provided a platform for Thin Lizzy to release their music and gain exposure. Decca Records played a significant role in the band's early career and helped them establish themselves in the music industry.