In September 2020, "Rolling Stone" magazine updated their '500 Greatest Albums of All Time' list. In the top 150 we change our methodology: match singer or band to the album title or track from an eponymous album.
And the excitement continues to mount. In September 2020, "Rolling Stone" magazine updated their '500 Greatest Albums of All Time' list. In the top 100 we change our methodology: match singer or band to the album title or track from an eponymous album.
In September 2020, "Rolling Stone" magazine updated their '500 Greatest Albums of All Time' list. In the top 100 we change our methodology: match singer or band to the album title or track from an eponymous album.
Sometimes it seems that our entertainment and sporting heroes are shallow, and some may be, but other are actually quite well educated. Let's look at some of them, and some of the universities to the stars.
Australians, stereotypically, will tell you 'no worries' when they are confident everything will go without a hitch. See if you can spot 10 musicians who had no worries in song.
In geographic terms, a gap in mountainous terrain is known as a pass. These often provide easier access between locations on either side of the mountain territory. From the brief descriptions, match these ten to their locations.
Little is known about the family of James Bond, 007. Here at the Splash Institute for Genealogy, we have tracked down some: though not many with a licence to kill. (Note: Proper spellings are ignored - a licence to thrill, you might say.)
US broadcasting and commercial organisations have been prolific and inventive in their reasons for blacklisting songs and singers. See how many of these 15 hackle-raisers you can spot.
Harry's Chapin's song "Bummer" was the a story of one man's life from cradle to grave.
This quiz is offered with due deference to Quiz_Beagle and FussBudget, the Queen and King of the 'Anatomy' genre
The northernmost province in Ireland is a place of beauty, myth and passion. Its people have made major contributions to all walks of life and in many lands.
Here we look at some who have been prominent the entertainment business.
Spying has been described as "the second oldest profession". It's long been a favourite subject for writers and movie makers. How many of these fictional spies can you spot?
Thousands of people are killed in car crashes each year and quite often only a small circle of friends hears about them. These questions are about some famous people and the crashes that killed them.
Many of us have been convinced that words of a song were something different to what the lyricist intended. The technical term is 'mondegreen'. Find the real song for the misheard lyrics.
Sometimes the rhyme helps, sometimes it doesn't!
If you remember the first Woodstock festival in 1969, then you probably weren't there. Attempts to recreate that magic came in 1994 and in 1999. Peer through the mists of time and the smoke of bonfires to the last one of the 20th Century
Crime fiction has been one of the most popular of all literature genres for hundreds of years. Many famous characters have been created over those years. How many of the men and women behind them can you identify?
How many times have you watched a movie and thought "wow, wasn't he, or she, great in that role?" But not all parts were played by the first choice actor, many went to second (or worse) choices. Try to spot them.
Now is the time to embark on the final leg of our alphabetical musical tour of the USA. Eight letters, S to Z, and two bonuses. Match the singer to the place.
Many people have been fortunate enough to be the ruler, or leader, of one country. Some by acclamation or even conquest have led more than one. Let's look at some of them, and the places where it has happened.
Say cheese! This quiz is about cameras, photographs and the people who use and produce them and was the result of an Author Central challenge by runaway_drive.
Each question lists four subjects, followed by a statement. Your task is to decide if that statement is true or false.
(Please read the questions carefully).
See if you can spot the artists behind songs with the months of the year in their titles. There is one for each of the 12 months, and three as a bonus.
When a new record is established, someone just has to try to better it. In these questions are examples of records in a wide field of endeavours. Your task is to find who, or what, beat them.
In this quiz, "watchtower" is defined as a construction built for the specific purposes of observation, or which became noted for the views it provided.
The quiz is part of 'FT Setlist 3' in the Quiz Authors Lounge.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers recorded a rather mournful song called "Otherside". This quiz is not about that song, instead it looks at beliefs, myths, legends, and stories of moving to the 'other side'; from life to whatever comes afterwards.
Let's have a game of noughts and...noughts. Match the number words on the left to the number of noughts - or zeroes - each has from the column on the right. (As written in the US 'short scale' system.)
I have given you clues to some of them.
In September 2020, "Rolling Stone" magazine updated their '500 Greatest Albums of All Time' list. In the top 150 we change our methodology: match singer or band to the album title or track from an eponymous album.
From the 'easy' rating of the first reel of this quiz challenge, it seems quite a number of you know your potatoes when it comes to movies made in Ireland. Here are 10 more to find.