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  1. #1
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    The HOR Trivia Quiz Dealie Sponsered by schiz

    Ok folks, schiz asked me to put up a round of questions for you today so here it is. I avoided sticking to a particular theme, ie; The 70's, Drummers , Punk etc and went for a random trivia across the board. Narrowing my list of questions down to 10 was tough! I had come up with around 50 Have fun, hopefully at least a couple of these will make a few of you scratch your head. And remember...no wiki...Carl Palmer is watching.

    Schiz, I love Bonus questions so any Bonus answer they give , provided they got the main answer correctly, I'm giving an extra point.

    1. In 1979 UFO released a live album, what was it called? Bonus: Where was it recorded? Ridiculously Obscure Bonus: Who engineered the album and what album released years later made him famous as a producer?

    2. Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament and Mudhoney's Mark Arm all played together in which band prior to the ones that made them famous?

    3. This band covered The Beatles album Let It Be in its entirety. Name them. Bonus: They also released an EP containing 6 separate versions of a Rolling Stones song. Which song?

    4. What superstar was the lead singer of the Manish Boys in 1965? Bonus: Who played the guitar solo on the Manish Boys only single, I Pity The Fool?

    5. In 1971 this famous musician was pushed off the stage of The Rainbow Theater in London by the jealous boyfriend of a female fan, causing him to spend a year in a wheelchair. Name him.

    6. What band featured, at one time or another, the following drummers: Aynsley Dunbar, Cozy Powell, Ian Paice, and Tommy Aldridge?

    7. Though no longer together this Boston based band was together for 17 and a half years without a single lineup change. Who were they? Bonus: While in college the lead singer of this band roomed with a guy that went to be a famous film director. Name the director.

    8. The song Life Fades Away was recorded by the late great Roy Orbison for the film Less Than Zero. With whom did he co-write the song?

    9. True or False - Led Zeppelin's Over The Hills And Far Away had previously been done by Peter, Paul and Mary in 1963 and was a tradtional Irish drinking song. The Led Zep version claims Page/Plant as author.

    10. Many bands debut album simply bear the name of the band as the title. The following is a list of bands who didn't do that. For a whopping 10 points name the band who made the album.

    A) The Progressive Blues Experiment
    B) Lonesome Crow
    C) England's Newest Hit Makers
    D) Vincebus Eruptum
    E) Land Speed Record
    F) Rising Force
    G) Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash
    H) Horses
    I) Killing Is My Busines...And Business Is Good!
    J) Group Sex
    K) Pretties For You
    L) The Scream
    M) Live Like A Suicide
    N) The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
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    1. Strangers in the Night, although I have no clue as the bonuses.
    2. Green River
    3. LAIBACH!!!!!! Sympathy for the Devil!!!!! Best band ever.
    4. ummm... Mr. T?
    5. ??
    6. I'm guessing it's not deep purple. Whitesnake?
    7. I'm hard pressed on this one, I can't think of a single boston area band that didn't have lineup problems, except J. Geils Band and Peter Wolf quit them right when they were finally hitting it big. They have a huge history, so they'll be my guess. As for the director, I dunno, Steven Spielberg?
    8. Ugh danzig
    9. Given Zep's plagiaristic history, my guess is true.
    10.
    A) Johnny Winter
    B) ??
    C) Stones
    D) ??
    E) Hoosker Doooo!
    F) ??
    G) Replacements!
    H) Patti
    I) Megadeth
    J) ??
    K) Alice Cooper
    L) Siouxsie
    M) GnR
    N) Floyd
    Does anyone chart anymore? le sigh.

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    1. Strangers in the Night
    2. Green River
    3. Phish (?)
    4. For the guitar, it has to be Jimmy Page.
    5. ?
    6. Whitesnake
    7. The Cars
    8. ?
    9. False
    10:
    A) Johnny Winter
    B) Scorpions
    C) The Rolling Stones
    D) Blue Cheer
    E) Hüsker Dü
    F) Yngwie Malmsteen
    G) The Replacements
    H) ?
    I) Megadeth
    J) ?
    K) Pretties For You
    L) Siouxsie & the Banshees
    M) Guns N' Roses
    N) Pink Floyd[
    among dreams we're best friends/while in life we float apart

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    9. 50/50, may as well guess, True

    10.
    C) England's Newest Hit Makers The Rolling Stones
    D) Vincebus Eruptum Blue Cheer
    H) Horses Patti Smith
    I) Killing Is My Busines...And Business Is Good! Megadeth
    K) Pretties For You Alice Cooper

    That's all I got.
    We were once so close to heaven
    Peter came out and gave us medals
    Declaring us the nicest of the damned

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    1. ?
    2. Green River
    3. ?
    4. David Bowie
    5. ?
    6. Aaarrghh! I know this...(just looked it up, damn I feel stupid)
    7. Hometown legends, The J. Geils Band! Bonus: David Lynch
    8. Glenn Danzig! (Great soundtrack, btw)
    9. I'm guessing False
    10.D. Blue Cheer
    F. Yngwie Malmsteen
    H. Patti Smith
    I. Megadeth
    K. Alice Cooper
    M. Guns 'N' Roses
    N. Pink Floyd
    "Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted."
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    Quote Originally Posted by CycoMiko138 View Post
    7. Hometown legends, The J. Geils Band! Bonus: David Lynch
    This would seem to be right except they made an album without Peter Wolf, I don't see how that isn't a lineup change... especially since he was the one that roomed with David Lynch!

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    1. Strangers in the Night
    8. Tom.. Petty?
    9. True
    10.
    A) The Progressive Blues Experiment-Johnny Winter
    C) England's Newest Hit Makers-The Rolling Stones
    D) Vincebus Eruptum - Blue Cheer
    F) Rising Force-Yngwie Malmsteen
    I) Killing Is My Busines...And Business Is Good!-Megadeth
    K) Pretties For You-Alice Cooper
    N) The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn-Pink Floyd

    EDIT: I don't know if this will count but I think #2 is Green River
    Last edited by schmeankman; 03-05-2009 at 06:16 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AxlVanHagar View Post
    6. What band featured, at one time or another, the following drummers: Aynsley Dunbar, Cozy Powell, Ian Paice, and Tommy Aldridge?
    Deep Purple? I know Ian was in DP, the rest seem familiar, but I'm not too sure...

    Quote Originally Posted by AxlVanHagar View Post
    9. True or False - Led Zeppelin's Over The Hills And Far Away had previously been done by Peter, Paul and Mary in 1963 and was a tradtional Irish drinking song. The Led Zep version claims Page/Plant as author.
    True? It's a 50/50 chance, so why not guess, haha.

    Quote Originally Posted by AxlVanHagar View Post
    10. Many bands debut album simply bear the name of the band as the title. The following is a list of bands who didn't do that. For a whopping 10 points name the band who made the album.

    A) The Progressive Blues Experiment
    B) Lonesome Crow
    C) England's Newest Hit Makers
    D) Vincebus Eruptum
    E) Land Speed Record
    F) Rising Force
    G) Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash
    H) Horses
    I) Killing Is My Busines...And Business Is Good!
    J) Group Sex
    K) Pretties For You
    L) The Scream
    M) Live Like A Suicide
    N) The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
    Well, I know some of these:

    D) Blue Cheer
    F) Yngwie Malmsteen
    I) Megadeth
    J) Circle Jerks
    N) Pink Floyd

    I knew the answer to question one at one point, but now it's escaping me. I can think of the album cover, does that count for anything? Haha.

    Edit: Double bah, I got 6 wrong (I knew it...) and I was right about 1, but saying the answer now is cheating...
    Last edited by Hungryfreak; 03-04-2009 at 05:03 PM.
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    I'm not playing for points and the other ones I know have been answered several times by now, but since not one person has even bothered guessing at it I may as well say that J is the Circle Jerks.

    eta: Oh well fine, in the time I spent thinking of something clever to say...

    and I actually think that 9 is one of the things Jimmy didn't rip off.

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    Don't worry, at least you didn't miss some album titles that you should have known... (Glares at C and K)
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