First Liners 1 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Across The Universe

"Across the Universe" was primarily released in 1969, but was featured on the Beatles' last album, "Let It Be."

This song has been covered by many artists including David Bowie, Rufus Wainwright, and Fiona Apple. It was used in the movie/musical based on the Beatles' songs, Across the Universe, and was sung by Jim Sturgess.

Answer: Paramore

The song is "Fences", and is the tenth track on Paramore's second album, "Riot!"

Answer: A Little Less Sixteen Candles, A Little More Touch Me

This song is by Fall Out Boy and is featured on their album, "From Under the Cork Tree." The music video is unique, making the song much more interesting. Pete Wentz, along with William Beckett and Mike Carden (both from The Academy Is...) and Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith (both from Panic! At The Disco) are vampires. Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heroes also makes an appearance.

The video is just under seven minutes long, making it FOB's longest video.

Answer: Panic! At The Disco

"Build God, Then We'll Talk" is the final single from "A Fever You Can't Sweat Out" which is Panic's first album. During the bridge of this song, Panic satirizes "My Favorite Things" from the musical "The Sound of Music". The music video is said to have been too vulgar to show on television, therefore was premiered on the web. The director of the video is unknown.

Answer: Behind Blue Eyes

This song was written by Pete Townshend for his Lifehouse project, but was featured on The Who's 1971 album, "Who's Next." The song was written in a way that the man singing it is full of angst and anger from pressure and temptation. The version of "Behind Blue Eyes" on "Who's Next" was actually the second version recorded; the earlier being released on a remastered album.

There have been many covers of this song, the most well-known one is by Limp Bizkit on their "Results May Vary" album.

Answer: Animal I Have Become

This song is the first single from Three Days Grace's second album, "One-X." The song was written by Adam Gontier, who stated that when he became addicted to a painkiller drug, he did not know who he was anymore. He wrote "Animal I Have Become" while in rehab.

Answer: Jonas Brothers

"Burnin' Up" is the first single from the Jonas Brothers' third album, "A Little Bit Longer." It hit number five on U.S. Billboard Hot 100.

Answer: Dear Maria, Count Me In

"Dear Maria, Count Me In" was the second single released on All Time Low's second album, "So Wrong, It's Right." The song is about a friend of Alex Gaskarth's who became a stripper. Gaskarth thought it was "hilarious... and awesome."

Answer: The Doors

"Break On Through (To The Other Side)" was the first single released by the Doors, and not nearly as successful as other songs of theirs. Stone Temple Pilots covered their song for a tribute album for the Doors. The song is featured in Tony Hawk's "Underground 2" and is used in the trailer for the movie "21".

Answer: Nothing Else Matters

James Hetfield wrote "Nothing Else Matters" for a former girlfriend, though cannot recall why. It was considered a personal song, and Hetfield did not want it published or performed, until Lars Ulrich asked if Metallica could play it. It was released in 1991 on a self-titled album.