The Adric? The Tegan? The Sarah Jane Smith?

The Who What Where When How

The Detours.

Bri is correct. It would have also been reasonable to have accepted "The High Numbers", as they called themselves that briefly as well.

What do Peter Green and Eric Clapton have in common?

They're both men? They're both musicians? Too vague...

Peter Green and Eric Clapton both belonged to what musical group--howzat? ;)

Well, Clapton, Beck and Page all played in the Yardbirds at one time or another, so let's guess that for Green as well...

Close, Els, but not quite. :)

john mayalls bluesbreakers?

YES! They were both in the Bluesbreakers!

Ok, Jay, your turn.

mmmmm.... tbh, I'm outside of your timezone .... any question I asked ( like for example what's the connection between the Yardbirds and 10cc) would have to wait 24 hours for confirmation. I deferr to you, Brianna, to set the next one...... ( you may treat (or ignore)...(have I got the parenethesis right) my question as an academic exercise)...

On the sit-com Happy Days the Fonz had a friend named Pinky Tuscadero. Pinky had a rockin' little sis named Leather. Who played Leather Tuscadero?

Bonus points if you can tell me who this person was a role model to.

hey, thats TV trivia...!

Suzi Quatro?

Yes, Suzi Quatro!

She inspired Joan Jett


Els, it's your turn!

The Who's manager from their early years has a famous brother.

Name both.

Terence and Chris Stamp.

Well met, sir! Your give...

i read it on an album insert sleeve..

name three songs from Uriah Heep's first album.

The Wizard, Long Black Veil, Stealin'?

it was before that.

The Wizard : Demons and Wizards
Stealin: Sweet Freedom
Long Black Veil? dunno

This is what happens when one isn't allowed to use reference materials. :sniff:

Gypsy.Real Turned On,Dreammare....all from Very 'eavy Very 'umble...

OK
To make the question a little easier, (maybe that is a little tough...I just happen to have all their work)

Name Uriah Heep's first album.

Great! Correct on both counts!
Lots of folks don't know their drummer ( Nigel Olsson) now drums for Sir Elton John.

YOUR TURN, bebop

What was the name of the house Jimmy Page bought on the banks of Loch Ness which used to be owned by Aleister Crowley....

mmmmm...... i know its not, but ....
the House of Usher would be so fitting........

That would be Boleskine House.

Thought that one would have been tougher..next question please Ghostie :D

Damn.... you guys are tough!

Well, I used to manage an independant music store, and I have a lot of books on odd subjects.

Now, for the question -

At the end of the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?", what is unusual about the gravediggers?

They were asking movie trivia questions, and not music trivia questions?

They were dressed like the Beatles on the front of Abbey Road?

They were singing "Po' Lazarus", a song that didn't exist until the 50's?

Umm, no. And as they were on screen, the question is on topic for this thread.

Again, no.

"Po' Lazarus" was sung at the begining of the movie, not the end.
The song at the end was "Lonesome Valley".

Was worth a try.

Ok, it's been 4 days, I give - what's unusual about them?

Yeah, tell us.

I know! But, I can't tell. I cheated and looked it up. It's pretty freakin' obscure, if you ask moi.

yah I cheated too.

I had a suspicion regarding the answer, but screwed up my ability to post it by seeking confirmation and specifics. I don't have a handy question ready anyway.

Can we get a new question?

Sorry it took so long to get back here, work and all...

The three gravediggers are members of "The Fairfield Four", of which there are five members.

OK, maybe this one is better -

What song reached #6 on the UK music charts that contained the word "parallelogram" AND was a cover version of a previously released recording?

Ok, this isn't fun anymore. Nobody is even taking a stab. I propose easier questions or shorter guessing periods.

OK, fine.

Answer to my question -
Motorhead - Motorhead

Easier question coming up -

Who sang "Hit Me Baby One More Time"?

How's that? Easy enough for ya?
I mean, I'd hate for trivia questions to have to make ya think.

Bah. Math and logic puzzles make you think. Trivia you either know or you don't, that's why it's trivia.

Brittney Spears sang "Hit Me Baby One More Time"


Name the ska band whose one-hit-wonder single was a remake of Dexys Midnight Riders' "Come On Eileen."

Ho shit, I have that motorhead song on my iTunes... but its motorhead, who listens to the WORDS in a motorhead song?

EDIT: Save Ferris? They're ska, arent they?

Sorry, I left out the :sniff:

They were considered ska when I was in high school... on the other hand, emo meant something totally different back then, so one can never be sure. But yes! Ibram is correct!

What album, by whom, contains, above the FBI ANTI PIRACY WARNING, the text
"THIS ARTIST DOES NOT ENDORSE THE FOLLOWING WARNING. THE F.B.I DOESNT HAVE HIS HOME PHONE NUMBER AND HE HOPES THEY DON'T HAVE YOURS."?

Just a wild guess ... Frank Zappa Meets The Mothers of Prevention

Oh. No. that couldn't be it. Too early for a piracy warning. That would have been a vulgarity warning.

nevermind.

I'll wild guess Moby, on the album "Play."

This one may be too obscure... it's Elvis Costello's The Delivery Man.

Which album famously contains the text TO BE PLAYED AT MAXIMUM VOLUME on its back cover?

Bowie -- The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars

dingdingding!

got it.

OK
name the band whos eponymous BUT unlabelled album cover was replaced by a second cover.

Metallica? Zeppelin?

hint: 12 inch era, the name was only on the cello wrapper.

Velvet Underground?