1. Jimmy Eat World's fourth album that could have featured a 2004 Green Day single from an album of the same name. Answer: (Three Words)

2. A 1987 George Michael tune that could have been recorded by Johnny Rotten's band. Answer: (5 Words)

3. A 2006 Justin Timberlake song, which won a Grammy in 2007, that could have been included on a 1980 AC/DC album. Answer: (Four or Three Words)

4. A potent 1973 Eagles' song that could have been featured in "Fiddler on the Roof". Answer: (Three Words - NO punctuation!)

5. A Canadian rock band famed for being "Born on a Pirate Ship" and wanting to be millionaires who could have sung a 1979 Kool and the Gang hit. Answer: (Three Words - NO punctuation!)

6. What do you get when you combine Pamela Anderson's ex-husband Bob Ritchie's stage name with what is probably the most popular song by the Clash? Answer: (Four Words)

7. Nick Gilder's 1978 number one hit combined with the third single released from U2's "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb". Answer: (8 Words)

8. Serj Tankian and his band could have sung this 1982 Men At Work song. Answer: (Five Words - think of where Men at Work are from)

9. This rock band from Bloomington, Indiana, which takes its name from a 1976 Peter Sellers movie, could be fronted by Ben Gibbard. Answer: (Six Words)

10. Billy Joel's first (and probably most well-known) hit paired with a 1992 R.E.M. tune. Answer: (Five Words)