Capt. Beefheart?

Good guess, but no.

Gerry Garcia?

Ummm...you're getting colder?

Was is John Smothers, the bodyguard? I may be mistaken, but I think I recall hearing Frank thank him for his 'contributions to the english language'.

No.

Steve Vai and Captain Beefheart were good guesses.

(Of course, I already said that) . . . but why . . . ???

EDIT: Because they . . . :stickpoke . . . what . . . ???

Cause they regularly played with Zappa?

Was it Bo-zee-oh?

Yep. Collaiuta played drums on Joe's Garage, but Bozzio was the voice of Bald-Headed John. He confirmed that, in person, at a Guitar Center clinic I went to.

you guys are being too obscure.

Apparently not, as we've managed to answer the questions.

What was the first band to release the song entitled Moonage Daydream?

Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars?

Incorrect, suprisingly.

errr...David Bowie ???

The Moody Blues?

Keep trying...

Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd?

Sounds like it, but no

This one's too obscure, I'll have to think of a new one...
The answer to the question is Arnold Corns, who recorded the song before the Spiders from Mars had even formed. The singer? One Arnold Corns, AKA David Jones... Later known as David Bowie.

The album sleeves for The Wall by Pink Floyd do not match the album. Name two differences between the album and the sleeves..

But somehow David Bowie isn't an acceptable answer?

My new question: The album sleeves for The Wall by Pink Floyd do not match the album. Name two differences between the album and the sleeves.

Umm, the album is mostly white (with a brick pattern) and the sleeves are mostly black with some drawings?

It's been 20 years since I held the album in my hands.

Right, it isn't because the name of the BAND, like i VERY SPECIFICALLY said, was Arnold Corns.

Let me clarify the question, because it doesnt make much sense as I've written it... Name two differences between what the tracklist/lyrics on the sleeves say and what is actually ON the album.

#1: The albums sleeves promise "a zany laugh-fest"

personally, i think ibram is breaking his own rules. just my opinion.

Care to tell why? I'm not, I'm really not... If the consensus is that I'm not allowed to ask my mother if she knows the answer I will be perfectly happy not to do so (she helped me with a few, like the Costello one and a couple others), but I am not using the internet for help.

Don't you dare drag your poor mother into this!

:::sickened at a new low being sunk too in an unholy quest for trivia glory:::

The album sleeves are floppy and have a hole in the center?

Finally, one that I know!
The song after Goodbye Blue Sky is identified as What Shall We Do Now? on the sleeve, but Empty Spaces on the record.

Is this to do with the difference between the album album and the soundtrack album? (Meaning: I have a live version of the album which has songs/versions on it that weren't on the studio album, but were in the movie.)

Flint, do you mean the Is There Anybody Out There - The Wall Live? Great CD. Pancake man, you got it, but can you think of a second difference?

Barely got that one. Can't think of another difference. But I will gladly hold off asking another question until someone can.

Eh, I'll let you take it so Flint can't use it as another thing to bitch about.
The other thing I can think of off the top of my head is that the songs are out of order, with Hey You being but right before (or maybe after...) Comfortably Numb.

Oh, that sounds familiar.

John Lennon claims to have said this at the end of "Strawberry Fields Forever".

Paul is a dead man, miss him, miss him, miss him.Backwards

Which one is it that he said "Cranberry Saaauce?"

Darnit, thought that one was too easy. Ibram got it.

Everyone thinks that he said "I buried Paul" and he swore that he said "Cranberry Sauce".

well, there have been a couple questions that you answered incorrectly that would indicate googling. a bruce springstein one,and one i forget atm. plus, a teenage boy wouldn't know half of this stuff. and finally, i asked MY mom. and she thinks you're cheating.

btw, does your mom google?

My mom can beat up your mom.

Next question?

Uh... What song, inspired by a real event, has a main character by the name of Rubin, who is arrested for something he didn't do cause he was black?

Livin' For The City...?

As usual...no clue.

I have a question though: in what year was what album produced that had a guy on the guitar and a drummer and the bassist wore a red tie and they played some notes and had a concert?:rolleyes:
(I crack myself up! :lol: )

Hurricane - Bob Dylan

Cheating is violating the rules. Since the only stated rule was no Googling, he's probably not cheating, by his rules.

However, I feel trivia questions, and answers, should come from your head, not from reference material...or Mom, but that's just my take on trivia. :2cents:

Spexxvet got it.

And if it is decided so, I shall ask my mother no longer.

Who Wrote The First Cut Is The Deepest?

I think your momma should log in!

(Mine does!)

First Cut: Barry Gibb?

Rod Stewart?

Willie Nelson?

No, no, and no.
Hint: it wasn't Sheryl Crowe, either

If she wouldnt kill me for A.) posting my age and such and B.) the language and content that I post and view, that would be a great idea... Her first rule of the internet is to NEVER POST ANYTHING YOU WOULN'T WANT YOUR MOMMA READIN'!

Bonnie Raitt? sp?

No

Hint: Recorded many albums, but has been out of the scene for awhile

Peter Noone?

Chris Kristofferson?

Carol King?

Bryan Adams?