you're in the hot seat, boyscout....

Boy Scout are u there?...

I'm here without an answer- but not without a guess. I'm going to say 1823.

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IndianPainter
Regis Philbin To Jeff Probst: Is That Your Final Vote?

Sorry Boy Scout it was 1543 AD by the Portugese..good effort though..
Don't worry though, I won't be even getting the seat luke warm ...
KL

Is there an oustanding Question that I am missing....?...or just a lack of questioners?...

Okay karma... since no one else wants to step up to the plate and challenge you for the hot seat, I'll lob you this softball...

How many tracks (songs) are on the Buddy Guy album Stone Crazy?

Valerie

Thanks Val, I'm not certain but is the answer 22 tracks on the Buddy Guy album Stone Crazy?

If not then good luck in the seat..

I'm sorry karma... actually, I thought this one would be easy to find on the internet... I really didn't want the hot seat... wanted you to have another go...

but, alas, the answer is:
There are six tracks on Buddy Guy's Stone Crazy album... The songs are: I Smell A Rat, Are You Losing Your Mind?, You've Been Gone Too Long, She's Out There Somewhere, Outskirts of Town and When I Left Home.
The album was released in 1981 by Alligator Records.

Who's got a question for me?

Valerie

Val...

I'm not 100% certain, as I'm not into Buddy Guy but, the source I checked gave me the following details of the Stone Crazy Album...

"Buddy Guy -- Stone Crazy

Tracks . 1. Slop Around 2.
Broken Hearted Blues 3. I Got My Eyes on You 4. First Time I Met the
Blues 5. Let Me Love You Baby 6. Stone Crazy 7. Hard But It's Fair 8.
When My Left Eye Jumps 9. No Lie 10. Leave My Little Girl Alone 11. I
Got a Strange Feeling 12. Hully Gully 13. Ten Years Ago 14. Watch
Yourself 15. Baby, Baby, Baby 16. That's It 17. $100 Bill 18. Every
Girl I See 19. She Suits Me to a Tee 20. Mother-In-Law Blues 21. Goin'
Home 22. I Suffer with the Blues"

That one was from www.math.clemson.edu/~mcmike/music.html

I'm not sure which is correct so, is there a chance there was 2 albums released under the "Stone Crazy" title, maybe one later as a "best of" type of tribute?
I will try to find out more..

KL

Well... I'll be....
It appears there are two Buddy Guy albums with the name Stone Crazy... one with an exclamation point on the end (A studio recording) and one without an exclamation point (A live performance recording).

Unfortunately for me, I left the exclamation point off my question. (I'm looking at the CD, sitting right next to my keyboard.) The Studio version, the only one I knew before today to exist, contains the six tracks I listed before. The 22 track, live version is the one you listed.

Looks like you successfully answered my question! You remain in the hot seat! Yay! Long live Karma the Trivia Survival Champ! Someone dare try and take the chair.... Karma will best you all! (Hope you don't mind the cheerleading, karma... I'm starting to think you and I are the only ones left playing... Just trying to drum up some interest.)

I'll wait to see if someone else wants to challenge you before I ask another one.

Valerie

Thanks Val..I was going mad searching and finding 22 tracks, then 6 tracks...you were unlucky, I mean what are the chances of there being another album of the same name?..well least I learnt about Buddy..lol..as for the cheering, thanks but I think it is way premature..that is the first TSA question I have got correct...last time I was 2 miles or so out when you got me with the Louisville International Airport and not Fort Knox...lol..bring on the next one ..

Okay karma... we'll stick with music...

On the Doors song When the Music's Over, what does Jim Morrison want to hear before he slips 'into the big sleep?'
In otherwords, finish this line... "before I slip into the big sleep, I want to hear ..." It's five words, if you would like a hint.

Valerie

Val...this is closer to the stuff I know...then Buddy antway..lol..

is the answer..

"The scream of the butterfly"

hope so or I've been singing some stupid drivel for years...

Ding Ding Ding!
We have a winnnaaah!

Good job karma!
I'll wait another 24 hours to see if ANYONE else wants to challenge...

Valerie

Alright karma, here's a sports question. According to the NFL rating system, what is the highest rating a player can receive?

Ok Mr IQ, that was a bit more of a struggle...darn US sports Q's..lol..wait till The Aussie Rules ones come out..lol

Is the Perfect Rating a Player Can Get in the NFL 158.3

I hope so, or else good luck in the seat..

You got it karma!

Next question!

Okay, try this one

"Who is the owner of Australian registered trade mark number 1, and what is the trade mark?"

g'luck

Well I'm not at all certain so I'll have a guess and say that Australian Trade mark number 1 is the Arnott's Rosella Parrot and it is owned by Arnott's (which is a wholly owned subsiduary of Campbells Soup Company).

If this isn't correct, good question and goodluck in the seat..

Boosting this up.

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IndianPainter
Many a Heart And Soul Have Walked By The Bleeding Man, But The One That Stopped Had A true Heart And A Clean Soul.

ok boyscout..haven't heard back from hopeless task ..i know from The "Shootout" that the answer I gave is half right..the rosella brandmark is correct..the company that owns it is not..Gtho4 posted a very similair qustion in this month's Shootout..what does evryone want to do??...

oh god ... sorry everybody! I completely forgot the fact that I has posted that question!!

Sorry Karmaloupster, the answer is

the word "PEPS" (and a picture of a pine tree)
owned by Fisons Plc
12 Derby Road
Loughborough
Leicestershire LE11 0BB
UNITED KINGDOM

The Arnotts trade mark with the parrot eating a biscuit is TM 3810 and the Rosella trade mark with a rosella sitting in a tree in a circle is TM 4766

Come back everybody!!

I didn't mean to kill this thread!!

Okay yeti...
Looks like you are in the hot seat...

Here's a multiple choice one for you...

Which of these slogans did Apple Computer NOT use to describe the iMac when it first came out?

A: Mental Floss
B: Sorry, no beige
C: Now with Style
D: I think, therefore iMac

Good luck on this one!

and the answer to the question, "Which of these slogans did Apple Computer NOT use to describe the iMac when it first came out?" is .......... *drum roll* ....

C. Now with Style

*applause*