C'mon guys, its not Lynne. One more...

Orbison?

Yes!!

Nelson (Harrison),
Otis (Lynne),
Lucky (Dylan),
Lefty (Orbison)
and Charlie T. Jnr (Petty)

Heehee


A Soprano's actor is a member of what band?

Steven Van Zandt / E Street Band?

Correctamundo! (I can never come up with really good questions.)

Your turn!

Name the only band who has had 6 albums on the Billboard 200 at the same time.

Um, the Dead?

nope

Beatles?

Pink Floyd?

Its either the beatles or michael jackson.

The Rolling Stones. ? ! ?

Nope, none of those.

Hint: The 6 albums were all of the albums the band had released up until that point.

In "stats" questions, it's usually somebody you wouldn't suspect.

God, I hope it's not the BeeGees.

Abba

No no, you guys should get this.
Wanna keep guessing or should I spill it?

It's not The Who, is it?

The Monkees?

Hint us at the era. It can't be modern...

The Doors had 6 studio albums.

Pink Floyd went through these sort of waves of success but it's hard to imagine the old work charting after the fact.

i got it on my first guess, but jinx thinks if i answer, youz guys will think we cheated. i honestly haven't seen her but for an hour or so at night all week. work has been a motherfucker this week.

Everytime I try to type Led Zepplin it appears Longines Symphonette. WTF is up with my keyboard???

Led Zepplin is my guess.

foot3 is correct!

Dangit. I was on the way home and figured it out.

You expect us to believe that?

ha ha. I need to read inch3 a few truck books and I will be right back with a music Triv.

His little noggin is dreaming dreams of huge dowas and even bigger trucks that smash-- really loud.

Moving on to music trivia.

Probably an easy one, I forgot my really good one so this may out me as the lame ass musical midget that I am:

Former pop star turns executive producer of a punk rock saturated cult film.

musician/band and film?

Michael Nesmith/The Monkees - Elephant Parts

Oh so close. I was thinking of a different movie. Repo Man.

But I'm sure that was on the tip of your tongue. Your turn

Actually, no it wasn't. Dammit. Now I have to think of a damn question ...

Who is the singer on the theme song to Pee Wee's Playhouse?

you mean it isn't Pee Wee?

Todd Rundgren?

Paul Rubens? (who is PeeWee)

Cyndi Lauper?

Elspode is correct! You're up, buddy!

What instrument defines both the sound of the Byrds and Tom Petty, among many others?

What's that I hear? A 12-string?

Hai ibram i am new member to this site .it very good .i also try to answer but not to this.
Now i have question only.Do you know the music director A.R.Rahman ?

Not just a 12-string but a specific Rickenbacker electric 12-string, the model number of which I do not know?

wasn't that a Rickenbacker RG12s. serial number 27a54178/w23?

UT's answer was close enough...model doesn't matter, and serial number? I don't think all the bands shared just the one... :)

I looked it up, it was the 360/12. Although I think I remember a McGuinn artist model.

There are a lot of players who have famously played Rickenbacker basses, but the most important one was in the most popular band of all time. Name him.

Paul McCartney

correct

George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and Roy Orbison composed and recorded most of the first Traveling Wilbury's album in a studio in whose house?

Hint: it was not a member of the band, but a friend who was out of town and loaned them his house for a week or two.

Willie Nelson?

Hint 2: He is a producer for many famous acts, but was best know for being partners with another artist in a British group, popular in the 80s.

Ken Caillet? (spelling???)

George Michael?

Hint 3: His partner (in his band) was a woman who got much more attention than he ever did. He looked a little unkempt, but she could have been a model. Initially, most people thought he was just some guy who backed up the female lead singer.

That Eurythmics guy? What was his name...Dave something?:neutral:

Stewart

Yes! It was Dave Stewart. He loaned his house out to all these superstars, and didn't even get to hang around them as they jammed.

Uh, he played a Hofner...
EDIT: whoa, that was late, i was talking about mccartney

:blush: So, barefoot? Do you have a question because you came up with the last name, and my questions suck!

In the beginning he did, for all the rocknroll Beatles stuff, but in 1965 he switched to the Rick and that was that!

The Hofner is and always shall be FAR more closely associated with him. Okay, he played a Rickenbacker some too, but the Hofner is THE McCartney bass.

Should I wait for barefoot or try to come up with a question?