Author Biography: oscarguy

Imagine, many years from now, dignified archaeologists discover an ancient Beatles artifact burial site. Listen as they discuss their findings. Maybe you can help them identify puzzling items. Ready? Now, dig it!

Tour with our guide through the museum of cultural aspects that vanished, or almost have, from American culture. See what you know about things that are going, going, gone.

Who are these familiar Beatles characters who do not appear in the title of the song, but are people we will never forget? Can you tell from these clues who these incidental legends are? Have fun!

Disney made theme parks out of dreams, BeatleLand was created out of Beatle songs. Come along with guest hosts, The Simpsons, on a fun tour of the park.

Listen to these people talk as they use a big or unfamiliar word each time they speak. Can you tell by what they say what the unfamiliar word means? You may know the meaning of more words than you realize. Have fun!

A panel of ten pop and rock artists (some in rock 'n roll heaven) are here to talk about their act and their backup groups. Participate with them in recalling the full name of their act.

I missed a part of the movie when I went to the lobby. My helpful companion filled me in on the missing scene. Going by what he said, what was the movie we were watching? Caution! May contain spoilers.

Places on the map turned up in Rolling Stones lyrics over the decades. See if you can recall these locales with these song clues. Let's travel!

These old movie monsters usually had mouths of some sort, but could not speak. Listen to what they have to say if they could talk. See if you can identify the monster or the movie he or she came from.

Historic events are often retold in song. Read these newspaper headlines and see if you can recall the songs based on the stories. Have fun.

The doctor's waiting room is full of performers with various ailments. Can you answer the questions as they describe their disorders? As they talk, direct lines from their songs are in quotes.

It was the resistance chant of the 1960s. Uncle Sam needs you to answer these questions about opposition to war and conscription as told in folk, rock, and soul music.

A variety of contributors to the music world left us in 2004. Imagine that they are discussing their lives from afar. See if you can answer their interesting quiz questions. Tune in and have fun!

Quiz time about little-known peculiarities regarding music artists spanning 100 years inspired by Justin Greene's book "Musical Legends".

The British invaded the music world in the 60's. Then, the Dutch began invading shortly thereafter and, in a way, continue to this day. See if you know these Dutch acts from the clues and questions.

Here's a lyric quiz guaranteed to make you dizzy. See what you know about this dream-like, softly psychedelic song. Give it a spin.

The '50s sci-fi films are famous for oversized insects wreaking havoc. But how did they grow so big, and how were they defeated? Don't let it bug you - take the fun quiz!

Here they are! A panel of vocal duos from the 50's and 60's here to chat and reminisce. Sometimes they need your help recalling details. Ready to help them out?

Linda Fiorentino plays Bridget, the femme fatale in John Dahl's "The Last Seduction". Bridget takes you on a tour of her adventures. Come along and help her with details. Spoiler alert in place!

Chuck Berry's classic songs often mentioned the names of girls. See what you know about these girls by the clues and questions given here. Rock on!

Many songs have a set of three words or phrases in the title. Here's a quiz about them. So, are you ready to Shake, Rattle and Roll?

Join this panel of recording artists as they discuss their songs with 'rainbow' in the title. Answer the questions and you just might find the pot o' gold!

In 1962 Glenn Ford and Lee Remick starred in the Columbia Pictures production of "Experiment in Terror". Here is a quiz on the crime/drama movie. Potential spoilers exist.

A mix of Halloween song questions to scare up some fun for trick-or-treat season.

On August 27, 2003, Mars was as close to Earth as it has been in 60,000 years. Amused Martian scientists, named here, observe how Earthlings perceive Mars. Listen as they discuss how we see them through music and film. Maybe you can help.

Pop tunes of the 50's and 60's often had a less successful follow-up song by the same artist. Other artists sometimes tried to get in on the act by recording an answer song. See what you know about these curious tunes.

In 2004, 48 years after their 2 famous chart hits appeared, a compilation CD of every recording by Patience and Prudence became available. Obscure and legendary at the same time, the girls made beautiful music. See what you know.

Ned Know-It-All, Paul Pontificator, Allan Authority, and William the Wag disagree constantly about various topics. This time it's music. Listen in on their ramblings and see if you can choose who is accurate: Ned, Paul, Allan, or William.

People of Earth! It's "Earth Vs the Flying Saucers". Great 50's sci-fi excitement. Have fun!