The Cult Rock Band Quiz

The correct answer is Death Cult. In 1984, The Cult officially changed their name from Death Cult to simply The Cult. This change was made to avoid any negative connotations associated with the word "death" and to give the band a fresh start with a more marketable name.

In their early days, the influential English band The Cult used to be known as The Southern Death Cult.

The correct answer is "She Sells Sanctuary." This song by The Cult has a tongue-twister title similar to "She Sells Seashells." The phrase "She Sells Sanctuary" is catchy and has a similar rhythm and repetition as "She Sells Seashells," making it a tongue-twister-like title.

In the video for the song "Wild Hearted Son," The Cult burn a picture of a Native American boy.

The correct answer is Gone In 60 Seconds. "Painted On My Heart" is a song by The Cult that is featured in the soundtrack of the 2000 movie Gone In 60 Seconds.

The correct answer is Ceremony. The parents of a Native American boy sued The Cult for the album cover of Ceremony. Unfortunately, the explanation for the lawsuit is not provided, but it can be assumed that the parents found the album cover offensive or disrespectful towards their culture or their son.

Beyond Good And Evil is the correct answer because it shares its name with a book by Nietzsche. Nietzsche's book, titled "Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future," explores themes of morality, religion, and the nature of truth. The Cult's album likely draws inspiration from these philosophical ideas, reflecting them in their music and lyrics.

Ian Astbury was the lead singer of The Holy Barbarians before his departure to reform The Cult.

The correct answer is "Dreamtime." Dreamtime is the name of The Cult's first full-length LP.

The only color on The Cults' "Love" album cover, other than black and white, is red.

After The Cult wrecked GBP 30,000 worth of equipment, Japan wouldn't let them tour. This suggests that Japan was not willing to allow the band to perform in their country due to the damage caused to the equipment. This decision could be seen as a consequence of The Cult's actions, as Japan may have deemed it inappropriate or unacceptable to host a band that caused such destruction.

The song "Fire Woman" by The Cult was used during the end credits of every 2007 Formula-1 Australian broadcast.

"Love Removal Machine" is the correct answer because it was first recorded for The Cult's album "Electric" and then later re-recorded for their album "Peace." This means that the song went through a new recording process and was included in both albums.

The correct answer is "Born Into This." This album by The Cult includes a special "Savage Edition" which features bonus tracks and additional content.

The correct answer is "Back". In The Cult song "She Sells Sanctuary," the lyrics mention the word "back" repeatedly. The line "Oh, the fire in her eyes keeps me alive" suggests that what burns in the song is the fire or passion within the person's back.

The song "Horse Nation" by The Cult takes words almost verbatim from "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee".

"In The Clouds" is the correct answer because it is a song on The Cult's album "Pure Cult: The Singles" that was written by Ian Astbury, Billy Duffy, and Jamie Stewart Adams.

The correct answer is "The Witch." The question is asking which song The Cults contributed to the soundtrack of "Songs From the Cool World." Among the given options, "The Witch" is the only song by The Cults, indicating that it is the correct answer.

In 2007-08, The Cult supported The Who in U.S. and European tours.

The correct answer is "She Sells Sanctuary" by The Cult. This song played during the opening of the 1990's movie "With Honors".

Nissan used music from The Cult's "She Sells Sanctuary" in its ads in 2000.

The correct answer is Paris. The song "Sweet Soul Sister" by The Cult was written in and inspired by the lifestyle of Paris. This suggests that the city of Paris had a significant influence on the lyrics and overall feel of the song.

The correct answer is "Speed Of Light". The question is asking for a song by The Cult that was originally titled "Black California" and then changed to "Who Plays the Devil". Out of the given options, "Speed Of Light" is the only one that fits this description.

The correct answer is "Rain". In the Italian horror film "Demoni 2", the song "Rain" by The Cult was used.