Numbers in Metal Trivia Quiz

Answer: 2

"2 Minutes to Midnight" is the second song on Iron Maiden's fifth studio album, "Powerslave". It's also the first single on the album.

"The song is about war", Maiden's singer, Bruce Dickinson said on the "Live After Death" DVD: "It's about the romance of war, and how we're all repelled and fascinated by it at the same time."

Answer: 15

10 is in the title of "10's" which is the fourth track on their eighth and second last studio album, "The Great Southern Trendkill". The song talks about death.

25 is in the title of "25 Years", which is the eighth song on the 1994 "Far Beyond Driven" album. The song was inspired by singer, Phil Anselmo's falling out with his father. He had been abused by his father when he was younger. He was 25 years old when he wrote the lyrics.

13 is in the title of the fifth song on the 1996, "The Great Southern Trenkill" album, "13 Steps to Nowhere".

But there isn't any Pantera song featuring the number 15.

Answer: 9

"9" is Mercyful Fate's seventh and most recent studio album. It was released in 1999, and that's the reason why the title is "9". Only the singer, King Diamond and guitarist Hank Shermann were part of the original line-up on this album.

Answer: Hangar 18

"Hangar 18" is the starter track on Megadeth's fourth studio album, the 1990 "Rust in Peace". The song tells a story of an Air Force One base in Dayton, Ohio. Some pilots believe that alien bodies were taken there from Roswell, when an UFO might have crashed there in 1947.

The song features 11 solos with a running time of a little bit more than 5 minutes.

Answer: 66

"1,320" is the fourth song on Megadeth's 2009 album, "Endgame". The song is about car racing, 1320 feets is the length of the standard drag racing strip.

"5" is in the title of the song "Five Magics", which was featured on the 1990, "Rust in Peace" album. The song was inspired by a Lyndon Hardy book, called the "Master of the Five Magics".

"13" is the thirteenth song on Megadeth's thirteenth studio album called, "Th1rte3n". Dave Mustaine started to play the guitar when he was 13.

Answer: 0

"Zero the Hero" appeared on the eleventh Black Sabbath album, "Born Again". This album was the only to feature Ian Gillan on vocals. The song is about a guy who has a lot of money and talent, but he hasn't accomplished anything in life.

Answer: Iron Maiden

"Four Horsemen" is he second song on Metallica's 1983 debut album, "Kill 'Em All".

Judas Priest's "Four Horsemen" was featured on the 2008, "Nostradamus" album.

"Four Horsemen (Of the Apocalypse)" is the fifth song on Yngwie Malmsteen's 2008 album, "Perpetual Flame".

Iron Maiden doesn't have any songs called featuring four horsemen.

Answer: 13

"13" was released in 2013. This is Black Sabbath final studio album, featuring three of the four original members, guitarist Tony Iommi, singer Ozzy Osbourne and bassist and lyricist Geezer Butler. Brad Wilk, former Rage Against the Machine member, played the drums.

Answer: 442

"Stomp 442" is the seventh studio album by Anthrax. It was released in 1995. It was the second album to feature John Bush on vocals instead of Joey Belladona.

Answer: Iron Maiden- '666: The Number of the Beast'

"Seven Faces" is off the tenth Slayer album, the 2001 "God Hates Us All". The lyrics talk about religion (as the title of the album).

"5 Minutes Alone" is the third track on Pantera's seventh studio album, "Far Beyond Driven".

"Four Sticks" was featured on Led Zeppelin's fourth studio album, "Led Zeppelin IV". Actually, the album doesn't have a title, so the fans gave that name.

Iron Maiden does have a song called "The Number of the Beast", but they don't have any called, " 666: The Number of the Beast".