Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Wed May 04, 2011 12:22 am
Who provided backing vocals on Danzig's debut record?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Wed May 04, 2011 9:20 am
Leatherface wrote:
Who provided backing vocals on Danzig's debut record?
I believe it was Hetfiled from Metallica
True or False
Did Ray Gillen ever sing for Savatage ?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Wed May 04, 2011 9:28 am
James B. wrote:
True or False
Did Ray Gillen ever sing for Savatage ?
True.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Wed May 04, 2011 12:46 pm
Dave Mustaine has writing credits on The Four Horsemen, Jump In The Fire, Phantom Lord, Metal Militia, Ride The Lightning, & Call of Ktulu. Is there another song in dispute regarding writing credits w/Dave Mustaine & Metallic? If so, what is the Metallica song in question?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Thu May 05, 2011 3:23 am
I've heard that both Master of Puppets and Leper Messiah is suppose to (according to Dave) have riffs in them written by him.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Thu May 05, 2011 12:35 pm
Leatherface wrote:
I've heard that both Master of Puppets and Leper Messiah is suppose to (according to Dave) have riffs in them written by him.
In Dave Mustaine's book he mentions hearing something of his in "Leper Messiah," don't know about "Master..." tho. I suppose it depends on who you talk to.
I just happened to have a Guitar World magazine article about M.O.P.'s 20th anniversary handy (Seriously! It's been sitting in my desk drawer for about two years! Haha) where they mention the "Leper Messiah"/Mustaine thing as well...
Interestingly, Dave Mustaine later claimed to have co-written "Leper Messiah," though Hammett denies this. 'There's maybe a chord progression that was in that song - like maybe 10 seconds that came from him - that ironically is just before the guitar solo. But he did not write 'Leper Messiah,' in fact I remember being in the room when Lars came up with the main musical motif.'
...so make of that what you will, I guess.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Thu May 05, 2011 12:48 pm
I believe Mustaine, Hammett is a good guitarist and great soloist but I do not believe that Lars came up with that riff or main musical motif , listening to the songwriting on '...And Justice' compared to the previous three Metallica albums.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Thu May 05, 2011 6:57 pm
manny wrote:
I believe Mustaine, Hammett is a good guitarist and great soloist but I do not believe that Lars came up with that riff or main musical motif , listening to the songwriting on '...And Justice' compared to the previous three Metallica albums.
Kirk is full of it... Lars is known for helping to arrange the songs, not writing them.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Thu May 05, 2011 10:31 pm
Leatherface wrote:
I've heard that both Master of Puppets and Leper Messiah is suppose to (according to Dave) have riffs in them written by him.
Yes, the song is Leper Messiah according to Dave. When Dave heard the song back in 1986, Dave supposedly confronted the band, claiming there was a riff that he contributed to Leper Messiah. "The Hills Run Red" was supposedly the first title before it became Leper Messiah.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 9:53 am
Fat Freddy wrote:
James B. wrote:
True or False
Did Ray Gillen ever sing for Savatage ?
True.
False.... He sing with them, not for them
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 9:57 am
kmorg wrote:
Fat Freddy wrote:
James B. wrote:
True or False
Did Ray Gillen ever sing for Savatage ?
True.
False.... He sing with them, not for them
Picky, picky, picky.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 10:33 am
What famous guitarist opened 5 dates for the Monkees before he left the tour?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 10:37 am
manny wrote:
What famous guitarist opened 5 dates for the Monkees before he left the tour?
Jimi Hendrix?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 10:39 am
Fat Freddy wrote:
manny wrote:
What famous guitarist opened 5 dates for the Monkees before he left the tour?
Jimi Hendrix?
You are da man!!! Yep Hendrix
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 10:40 am
I guess that makes it my turn to ask the next question right?
Um....
Ummmmmm.....
Screw it, I got nothin' right now.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:22 am
Speaking of Monkees, what classic rock artist auditioned for (but didn't get) a role in the Monkees?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:33 am
MetalGuy71 wrote:
Speaking of Monkees, what classic rock artist auditioned for (but didn't get) a role in the Monkees?
Stephen Stills
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:34 am
manny wrote:
MetalGuy71 wrote:
Speaking of Monkees, what classic rock artist auditioned for (but didn't get) a role in the Monkees?
Stephen Stills
Bingo!! Give that man a cigar!!
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:38 am
OK since I have the Monkees on my mind, what famous punk band used to do Monkees song ' I am not your Stepping Stone' live in their sets?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:39 am
manny wrote:
OK since I have the Monkees on my mind, what famous punk band used to do Monkees song ' I am not your Stepping Stone' live in their sets?
The Sex Pistols
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:40 am
Fat Freddy wrote:
manny wrote:
OK since I have the Monkees on my mind, what famous punk band used to do Monkees song ' I am not your Stepping Stone' live in their sets?
The Sex Pistols
Very good grasshopper, that is correct.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:41 am
manny wrote:
Fat Freddy wrote:
manny wrote:
OK since I have the Monkees on my mind, what famous punk band used to do Monkees song ' I am not your Stepping Stone' live in their sets?
The Sex Pistols
Very good grasshopper, that is correct.
There's a scene in "Sid and Nancy" where the Pistols are doing that song.
Dunno what's with all the Monkee mania 'round here, but what the hell: What Monkees song did Trouble cover on the PLASTIC GREEN HEAD album?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:44 am
The Porpous (sp?) Song?
More Monkee fun...
Mike Nesmith's mom was credited with inventing a basic office supply that made her (and him) millions of dollars. What was it?
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:45 am
MetalGuy71 wrote:
The Porpous (sp?) Song?
More Monkee fun...
Mike Nesmith's mom was credited with inventing a basic office supply that made her (and him) millions of dollars. What was it?
DING on "Porpoise Song."
And I believe the answer to your question is Liquid Paper/correction fluid.
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Subject: Re: Rock Trivia Thread Fri May 06, 2011 11:51 am
Yup, Mike's mom invented Liquid Paper. According to Wiki, they sold it to the Gillette Corp. for $48 million in 1980. That's be like $48 kajillion in today's money.
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