Actually, I rather like those sorts of questions. I can't answer them, but I find it interesting when someone does.

How about this one:

Name the very famous rock 'n' roll artist, whose sister had a small part in Fast Times At Ridgemont High and also starred in Sleepaway Camp II and III.

TBH, those films have not yet appeared on Film Four - The Essential List....

The answer is: Bruce Springsteen

His actress sister is Pamela Springsteen.

(googled) That looks like the UK version of Netflix. :worried:

Whose turn?

I wanna go!

The Coalition of the Willing is a band composed of Andras Simonyi, Hungarian Ambassador to the United States; Alexander Vershbow, US Ambassador to South Korea; Daniel B. Poneman, formerly of the United States National Security Council and now of The Scowcroft Group; Lincoln Bloomfield, former United States Assistant Secretary of State for Political Military Affairs;

and who?

Osama bin Laden

Margaret Thatcher?
Tony Curtis?
BB King?

Darn it was Tony Curtis. Your turn!

Eh, mine's too trivial. Jeff Baxter, formerly of Steely Dan and the Doobie Bros.

Someone else do one.

Jeff Baxter is also known by a nickname, what is it?

THEEEE Bax?
Turdman?

Snakefinger?

Jeff "Skunk" Baxter

Next: Who does he work for now?

Edit: (In his new career...)

correct

UNICEF?

It occurs to me, there's no telling what (all) this guy is into. But I have one particularly surprising job in mind.

Promisekeepers?

NASA

I was going for the Pentagon, but NASA is also correct. (We're not making this up, folks. Jeff "Skunk" Baxter from Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers is a super-genius!)

Crimson Ghost, take it away!

From his Wiki entry

I found out on "Behind The Music".

Question -
What group released the songs "Mangled Dehumanization" and "Remorseless Poison"?

Sounds like Cannibal Corpse to me...

The Creepy Goth Pain Deaths?

maybe Carcass? Some old skool death band.

The Osmonds?

Teenage Atari Riot?
The Plasmatics?
Demolition Doll Rods?

The Carpenters?

DING!!!
DING!!!
DING!!!

We have a winna!!!

The group is "Death Strike".

OK, maybe this one is a little easier.

Who is "Diane DiPiazza"?

Mike Piazza's transvestite alias?

Oooooooooooooooo...

So close...

Al DiMeola's schizophrenic alter ego?

Easy. She is Diane of the pizza.

Ok, maybe it was too hard of a question.

Diane DiPiazza was the original bassist for punk band The Misfits.
(02/1977 - 03/1977)

What actress has sung with Gene Simmons of KISS and Bette Midler?

Cher?

OK.
It's not Cher.

Answer:
Katey Segal.

I'll need to go even easier....

Who wrote "Constipation Blues"?

On further research, I must retract my question.
Beestie is correct.
Cher has, in fact, sung with both Gene Simmons and Bette Midler.

Your turn, Beestie.

If you call what she does "singing." :right:
OK, nobody yell at me. I like Cher, I think she has done some great acting. Just can't stand that voice.

Which well-known guitar player was a paratrooper in the US Army prior to launching his musical career?

Jimi Hendrix was...

That is....


CORRECT!!


Nice work, Jinx. Your turn.

Woohoo!!!

Shit. Gimme a minute...

Ok. Born Stephen Demetre Georgiou, this singer/songwriter later changed his name to ________, and then later changed his name to __________.

Prince.

An indecipherable symbol.

no

Cat Stephens

Muhammed Islamabad (whatever his arab name is)

George Michael

:eyebrow: I'm gonna give this to you, but just barely...

It's Cat Stevens, and his Islamic name is Yusuf Islam.

Dude is about to release a new album of pop music, and may tour.

'bout fuckin' time, that.

See? I'd always heard Cat Stevens changed his name from Steven Katz.

;)

Thanks.
To be honest, I thought I was wrong on that one.

Actor Jay Mohr and guitarist Mike DiNocola co-wrote a song.
What is the name of that song?

the google, she does nothing

I was thinking "Jay Mohr? You mean that ventriloquist guy?" I had to google to see that I was way off!

Nah.
Jay Mohr is an actor.
He was in "Pluto Nash" and "Mafia!".
He was also the host of "Last Comic Standing".

Inna-godda-davita?
Happy Birthday?
The love theme from Deepthroat?
Beethoven's 5th?
Smooth Operator?
Itsy bitsy spider?
My Immortal?

Impressive, young Spexxvet.

But you are not yet a Jedi knight.

The song is "F.B.A." (Full Blown AIDS)

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Question
Who wrote "Constipation Blues"?

Deep throat,
Deeper than deep your throat
Deep throat
Don't row your boat
Don't get your goat
That's all she wrote
Deep throat

Wilford Brimley

:rotflol:

Answer:
Screamin' Jay Hawkins

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Question:
In "Ride 'Em Cowboy", who sang "A'Tisket A'Tasket"?