Rock Trivia Thread

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2256 Age : 40

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Mglaffas81 wrote:: Who wrote the guitar intro to "Beyond the realms of Death"?

Al Atkins?

Nope

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

What do Britny Fox and Quiet Riot have in common?

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manny wrote:: What do Britny Fox and Quiet Riot have in common?

I think they both kick ass.

and they both did Slade covers?

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 2256 Age : 40

manny wrote:: What do Britny Fox and Quiet Riot have in common?

They both dress and look like girls?

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

Mglaffas81 wrote:

manny wrote:: What do Britny Fox and Quiet Riot have in common?

They both dress and look like girls?

Good guess but no!

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SpectreFate wrote:

manny wrote:: What do Britny Fox and Quiet Riot have in common?

I think they both kick ass.

and they both did Slade covers?

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

SpectreFate wrote:

manny wrote:: What do Britny Fox and Quiet Riot have in common?

I think they both kick ass.

and they both did Slade covers?

Correct on both counts.

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

What song do the Joe Perry Project and Power Station have in common?

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Bang a Gong?

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

SpectreFate wrote:: Bang a Gong?

Yep both bands covered the T.Rex classic.

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What former guitarist of a legendary hard rock band used to tour with Dan "I Can Dream About You" Hartman?

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Fat Freddy wrote:

Quote :: What progressive metal band had a cameo in the movie Airheads, performing as the "Sons of Thunder"?

I believe it was the Galactic Cowboys?

Lita Ford made a guest appearance in an episode of what late 80s/early 90s FOX Network sitcom?

That's correct Freddy. They performed a never released song called 'Don't Hate Me 'Cause I'm Beautiful'

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Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

SpectreFate wrote:: What former guitarist of a legendary hard rock band used to tour with Dan "I Can Dream About You" Hartman?

Bruce Kulick?

EDIT: Wikipedia tells me it was Vinnie Vincent.

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Vinnie is correct sir!

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

What do the Galactic Cowboys and the Ramones have in common?

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MetalGuy71 wrote:: What do the Galactic Cowboys and the Ramones have in common?

Both bands have CDs that have occupied the same room where Fat Freddy has been naked?

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SpectreFate wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:: What do the Galactic Cowboys and the Ramones have in common?

Both bands have CDs that have occupied the same room where Fat Freddy has been naked?

I don't own any Galactic Cowboys CDs. Sorry.

I got no clue what the GCs have in common with da Bruddas Ramone, MG. Enlighten me please.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:: What do the Galactic Cowboys and the Ramones have in common?

Both bands have CDs that have occupied the same room where Fat Freddy has been naked?

I don't own any Galactic Cowboys CDs. Sorry.

I got no clue what the GCs have in common with da Bruddas Ramone, MG. Enlighten me please.

Well, I can't verify this as fact, but according to Wiki, GC bassist Monty Colvin is a cousin of late Ramones bassist Dee Dee (real name Douglas Colvin).

I've been on a recent Galactic Cowboys kick, so I've been reading up on them boys. Good stuff Freddy. And you can get their cd's dirt cheap. I got their entire discography, 5 albums and an ep (some used, some new) for probably $30 bucks. And most of that was shipping charges from ebay.

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Interesting. I was going to be a wise ass and say that they both had guys named Monty in their camp (Monty Colvin and Ramones manager Monte Melnick) but that was a long way to go for a joke.

I don't think I've ever heard much from the GC's. Dunno why exactly, I never went out of my way to avoid them but they just passed me by I guess.

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Fat Freddy wrote:: Interesting. I was going to be a wise ass and say that they both had guys named Monty in their camp (Monty Colvin and Ramones manager Monte Melnick) but that was a long way to go for a joke.

I don't think I've ever heard much from the GC's. Dunno why exactly, I never went out of my way to avoid them but they just passed me by I guess.

Never heard much from the Galactic Cowboys either, as a matter a fact I avoided them simply because Rolling Stone magazine gave them a great review (dumb I know) but detuned turned me on them, and they are a great band.

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I've heard the GC are similar to King's X? Is that way off base?

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Quote :: I've heard the GC are similar to King's X? Is that way off base?

That may have been part of the reason I never checked'em out, I used to hear them mentioned in the same breath as King's X all the time and I was never much for them either apart from one or two albums.

But now y'all got me curious about the GC's. What album would be a good starting point?

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SpectreFate wrote:: I've heard the GC are similar to King's X? Is that way off base?

I've been told that's a pretty fair comparrison, however I'm not a King's X fan, which is odd that I dig these guys so much. I think they are heavier/thrashier than King's X, but they have those layered, Beatle-esque vocal harmonies.

Check out the thread here for more info...
https://heartofmetal.niceboard.com/rip-f4/galactic-cowboys-t1862.htm?highlight=gallactic+cowboys

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MetalGuy71 wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:: I've heard the GC are similar to King's X? Is that way off base?

I've been told that's a pretty fair comparrison, however I'm not a King's X fan, which is odd that I dig these guys so much. I think they are heavier/thrashier than King's X, but they have those layered, Beatle-esque vocal harmonies.

Check out the thread here for more info...
[url=https://heartofmetal.niceboard.com/rip-f4/galactic-cowboys-t1862.htm?highlight=gallactic+cowboys

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Perfect description from Metalguy, they had layered vocals sort of like King's X do and also combined it with heavier influences, compared to Anthrax and maybe early Megadeth, plus they are both from Texas.

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Quote :: But now y'all got me curious about the GC's. What album would be a good starting point?

The s/t 1st album or "Space in your Face".

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