Entertainment: Music trivia questions
5102 multiple-choice Entertainment: Music trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- The Best of Times is Now is the rousing closing number of which Jerry Herman show?
- The babershop tune Lida Rose was sung in which Meredith Wilson musical?
- In which musical does the lovely Sunrise/Sunset number represent the parents’ hopes for their daughters?
- The tune The Music of the Night a major theme in which Weber musical?
- Which Fosse musical features a lawyer singing “Razzle Dazzle in order to con a jury?
- Carrie sings Mister Snow in which Rogers and Hammerstein show of the 50’s?
- In which Bennet show does Cassie sing What I Did for Love?
- Which Rogers and Hammerstein musical featured the comic lament Pore Jud is Daid?
- Which Wilson musical features the song Gary, Indiana?
- What musical showcases the song One throughout the entire play?
- Soliloquy”, sometimes called My Boy Bill,” is the longest song in which Rogers and Hammerstein musical?
- Which Weber show of the 80’s features the song Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again?
- This group had a big hit song in 1990 with The King of Wishful Thinking.
- Enter Sandman was a big hit song in the 90s for this popular metal band.
- The song No Rain was a huge hit song for this 90s band.
- They were the first grunge rock band from Seattle to sign with a major record label. Popular songs include Black Hole Sun, Spoonman, and Outshined [sound clip].
- This California-based band has experienced great commercial success. Singles like Drive, Pardon Me, Wish You Were Here, Megalomaniac, and Nice to Know You [sound clip] have propelled them to the forefront of the alternative rock scene for over ten years.
- Named after a C. S. Lewis novel, this alternative rock band is the first Australian band to have 5 number 1 albums in Australia. Notable songs include: Israels Son, Tomorrow [sound clip], and Freak.
- This bands hugely successful 1995 single Hey Man, Nice Shot [sound clip] was considered controversial due to the fact that many thought it was about the suicide of Kurt Cobain.
- Most self-respecting headbangers would not consider this group a metal band. Many of their hits like Sour Girl, Big Empty, Interstate Love Song, and Vasoline seem too poppy to be called metal, but the band had a heavy side demonstrated in songs like Wicked Garden and Sex Type Thing [sound clip].
- Just as Black Sabbath had done thirty years earlier, this artist brought a horror sensibility to rock. His songs include Dragula, More Human Than Human, and Thunder Kiss 65 [sound clip].
- Two ex-members of Nirvana (Dave Grohl and Pat Smear) formed this band which produced hits like: This Is a Call, Everlong, Learn to Fly, Best of You, and Ill Stick Around [sound clip].
- Down with the Sickness and Stupify [sound clip] have become alt-metal hits for this Chicago-based band. They have performed on the Ozzfest tour, and their music has been on numerous soundtracks including Saw III, Queen of the Damned, House of Wax, and Little Nicky.
- This artist released his fifth album, The Stranger, in 1977.
- A track on this 1973 album contains the lyrics: Grab that cash with both hands and make a stash. New car, caviar, four star daydream, think Ill buy me a football team.
- The song heard in the audio clip is from this mega-successul soundtrack from the 1970s.
- This group released the album Dreamboat Annie in 1976.
- This artist/group released Off the Wall in 1979.
- In 1976, this band released two albums: Rock and Roll Over and Destroyer.
- Paul McCartney and his band mates (The Beatles) founded a record label in 1968. What was the name of the record label?