Rock Trivia Thread

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Leatherface wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: Woot! I guess that makes it my turn to ask a question... I'll be back as soon as I think of somethin'.

*EDIT* OK, I got one... probably too easy but what the hell... in the late 90s, Sebastian Bach of Skid Row fame appeared on Broadway in the title role of what musical?

Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde.

Or Jesus Christ Superstar. He did both.

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What musical did Les Carlsen sing in before he joined Bloodgood?

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Dave the Boss wrote:: What musical did Les Carlsen sing in before he joined Bloodgood?

Jesus Christ Superstar? Smile

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MetalGuy71 wrote:

Leatherface wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: Woot! I guess that makes it my turn to ask a question... I'll be back as soon as I think of somethin'.

*EDIT* OK, I got one... probably too easy but what the hell... in the late 90s, Sebastian Bach of Skid Row fame appeared on Broadway in the title role of what musical?

Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde.

Or Jesus Christ Superstar. He did both.

I was thinking of "Jekyll & Hyde," but didn't know about "J.C.S."-- so I learned something today too.

No idea what show the Bloodgood guy did tho, DTB.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Leatherface wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: Woot! I guess that makes it my turn to ask a question... I'll be back as soon as I think of somethin'.

*EDIT* OK, I got one... probably too easy but what the hell... in the late 90s, Sebastian Bach of Skid Row fame appeared on Broadway in the title role of what musical?

Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde.

Or Jesus Christ Superstar. He did both.

I was thinking of "Jekyll & Hyde," but didn't know about "J.C.S."-- so I learned something today too.

No idea what show the Bloodgood guy did tho, DTB.

Bach also played Riff Raff in stage productions of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show". Keepin' it real with his Broadway peeps.

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Of course Ian Gillan was the OG Jesus in JCS.....

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Fat Freddy wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Leatherface wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: Woot! I guess that makes it my turn to ask a question... I'll be back as soon as I think of somethin'.

*EDIT* OK, I got one... probably too easy but what the hell... in the late 90s, Sebastian Bach of Skid Row fame appeared on Broadway in the title role of what musical?

Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde.

Or Jesus Christ Superstar. He did both.

I was thinking of "Jekyll & Hyde," but didn't know about "J.C.S."-- so I learned something today too.

No idea what show the Bloodgood guy did tho, DTB.

Wasn't in he in Hair as an extra or something like that?

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 19356 Age : 53

What band was originally named Movie Star?

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37971 Age : 54

I got one....

What actor/comedian recites the "prayer" ("Oh Lord, who art on high, who hath made the blades of grass and all the tiny things that creep therein...") that precedes "The Wolf" on Motorhead's ROCK N ROLL album?

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Fat Freddy wrote:: I got one....

What actor/comedian recites the "prayer" ("Oh Lord, who art on high, who hath made the blades of grass and all the tiny things that creep therein...") that precedes "The Wolf" on Motorhead's ROCK N ROLL album?

Michael Palin of Monty Python

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During Jimi Hendrix's 1968 London tour who was Jimi Hendrix's personal roadie for part of that tour?

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Lemmy?

What classic rock icon sang back-up vocals on the song 'Substitute' for the Ramones album Acid Eaters?

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MetalGuy71 wrote:: Michael Palin of Monty Python

DING! You win a cookie.

manny wrote:: During Jimi Hendrix's 1968 London tour who was Jimi Hendrix's personal roadie for part of that tour?

Lemmy!

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MetalGuy71 wrote:: What classic rock icon sang back-up vocals on the song 'Substitute' for the Ramones album Acid Eaters?

Pete Townshend of The Who.

From the same album, what notorious "actress" sang back ups on the cover of "Somebody To Love?"

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Fat Freddy wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:: What classic rock icon sang back-up vocals on the song 'Substitute' for the Ramones album Acid Eaters?

Pete Townshend of The Who.

From the same album, what notorious "actress" sang back ups on the cover of "Somebody To Love?"

I know that one too, but only because I was looking up the Townsend question just to make sure I had it right. Anyone else got a guess.

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(Whistles "Final Jeopardy" theme....)

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Fat Freddy wrote:: (Whistles "Final Jeopardy" theme....)

Tracy Lords

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thejokeriv wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:: (Whistles "Final Jeopardy" theme....)

Tracy Lords

DING!

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Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Who was rumored to play rhythm guitar and the main solo on the Kinks song 'You Really Got Me'?

Hint: is wasn't anyone in the Kinks and the person in question has denied playing on it.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:: Michael Palin of Monty Python

DING! You win a cookie.

manny wrote:: During Jimi Hendrix's 1968 London tour who was Jimi Hendrix's personal roadie for part of that tour?

Lemmy!

You got it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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MetalGuy71 wrote:: Who was rumored to play rhythm guitar and the main solo on the Kinks song 'You Really Got Me'?

Hint: is wasn't anyone in the Kinks and the person in question has denied playing on it.

Jimmy Page but he is not on it.

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What famous rocker discovered Alice Cooper?

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

manny wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:: Who was rumored to play rhythm guitar and the main solo on the Kinks song 'You Really Got Me'?

Hint: is wasn't anyone in the Kinks and the person in question has denied playing on it.

Jimmy Page but he is not on it.

I've heard that Jimmy used to deny it, but now he's kinda vauge about it. As a session player, he played some rhythm guitar tracks but he's unsure what versions were used.

Quote :: What famous rocker discovered Alice Cooper?

Frank Zappa

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Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

On Johnny Thunder's (ex-NY Dolls) album So Alone, the song 'Daddy Rollin' Stone' is sung with 2 other classic rock vocalists, each taking a verse. Besides Johnny, who are the other 2 singers? Hint: one also played bass on the track.

Bonus question: what do all 3 singers have in common?

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MetalGuy71 wrote:: On Johnny Thunder's (ex-NY Dolls) album So Alone, the song 'Daddy Rollin' Stone' is sung with 2 other classic rock vocalists, each taking a verse. Besides Johnny, who are the other 2 singers? Hint: one also played bass on the track.

Bonus question: what do all 3 singers have in common?

Hmm... wasn't it Phil Lynott and Steve Marriott? I don't really know for the bonus, though.

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