A) Starlight B) Exo-Politics C) Assassin D) Take a Bow
A) black holes and revelations B) you corrupt / and bring corruption to all that you touch C) Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse D) orchestrated alien invasion
A) Exo-Politics and Assassin B) Starlight and Invincible C) Map of the Problematique and Supermassive Black Hole D) Soldier's Poem and Starlight
A) A personal revelation of an everyday nature B) A soldier realizing they are being used C) An orchestrated alien invasion for increasing military budgets and building space weapons D) A populist revolt against the New World Order
A) A political leader being attacked B) Someone realising they are being used C) An alien invading Earth D) A knight galloping in Cydonia
A) Unjustifiable war B) Economic inflation and taxation C) Abusive power D) New World Order conspiracy
A) Classical literature B) Modern technology C) The unknown in general D) Historical biographies
A) Soldier's Poem B) Assassin C) Starlight D) Invincible
A) Joy, apathy, and fear B) Hope, despair, and pride C) Regret, ambition, and love D) Sadness, greed, and jealousy
A) Exo-Politics lyrics B) Take a Bow lyrics C) Starlight lyrics D) Knights of Cydonia lyrics
A) Songs from unknown regions of the imagination B) Conspiracy theories about alien invasions C) The galloping of the Four Horsemen D) Something personal, genuine, and everyday that people can relate to
A) Personal revelations of an everyday nature B) Songs from the more unknown regions of the imagination C) Attacks on political leaders D) Rebellious paranoia tracks
A) London, UK B) Dundee, Scotland C) Bardenas, Spain D) Cydonia, Mars
A) Matthew Bellamy B) BBC Radio 1 C) The Four Horsemen D) Storm Thorgerson
A) The UK singles chart success B) A soldier's poem perspective C) The galloping of 'Knights of Cydonia' and 'Invincible' D) An orchestrated alien invasion
A) The New World Order conspiracy B) A populist revolt C) The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse D) Black holes and revelations
A) August 18 B) May 13 C) July 3 D) June 19
A) Tokyo, Japan B) London, England C) Bardenas, Spain D) Dundee, Scotland
A) Take a Bow, Exo-Politics and Assassin B) Take a Bow, Starlight and Invincible C) Supermassive Black Hole, Starlight and Knights of Cydonia D) Invincible, Map of the Problematique and Soldier's Poem
A) August 18, 2009 B) July 3, 2006 C) May 13, 2006 D) June 19, 2006
A) Number two B) Number nine C) Number ten D) Number four
A) Take a Bow, Exo-Politics, Assassin and Soldier's Poem B) Only Starlight and Knights of Cydonia C) Starlight, Knights of Cydonia, Invincible and Map of the Problematique D) Assassin, Starlight and Invincible
A) Four weeks B) One week C) Two weeks D) Ten weeks
A) 13 June 2006 B) 3 July 2006 C) 18 August 2009 D) 19 June 2006
A) Number four B) Number two C) Number 10 D) Number nine
A) Assassin and Soldier's Poem B) Take a Bow and Exo-Politics C) Invincible and Map of the Problematique D) Starlight and Supermassive Black Hole
A) Knights of Cydonia B) Invincible C) Supermassive Black Hole D) Starlight
A) Number four B) Number 10 C) Number nine D) Number two
A) Number nine B) Number 10 C) Number two D) Number four
A) 18 August 2009 B) 3 July 2006 C) 13 June 2006 D) 19 June 2006
A) Spain, France, Germany and Italy B) Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina C) China, India, South Korea and Singapore D) US, Australia, Taiwan and Japan
A) Studio outtakes of Take a Bow and Exo-Politics B) Live performances from BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in its entirety C) Documentaries about Bardenas, Spain and Storm Thorgerson D) Videos and live renditions of Supermassive Black Hole, Knights of Cydonia and Starlight
A) 18 August 2009 B) 13 June 2006 C) 3 July 2006 D) 22 March 2024
A) 18 August 2009 B) 22 March 2024 C) June 19, 2006 D) 3 July 2006
A) 1,000,000 copies B) 250,000 copies C) 50,000 copies D) 115,144 copies
A) BBC B) BPI C) Q Magazine D) Billboard
A) Ten million copies B) 115,144 copies C) More than one million copies D) 500,000 copies
A) It caused a populist revolt B) It popularised Muse in the US C) It started an alien invasion D) It banned vinyl LPs
A) BBC Radio 1 B) Billboard C) Q D) BPI
A) Knights of Cydonia and Invincible B) Assassin and Soldier's Poem C) Supermassive Black Hole and Starlight D) Take a Bow and Exo-Politics
A) Third B) Second C) Fourth D) First
A) Rich Costey B) Chris Wolstenholme C) Matt Bellamy D) Tom Tom
A) The Beatles B) Led Zeppelin C) Radiohead D) Depeche Mode
A) Lightning Bolt B) Nirvana C) U2 D) Metallica
A) Secret society financial conspiracies B) New World Order conspiracies C) Ancient alien architect theories D) Moon landing hoaxes
A) Ten B) One C) Three D) Five
A) Platinum B) Gold C) Double platinum D) Quadruple platinum
A) Triple platinum B) Quadruple platinum C) Platinum D) Gold
A) The Grammy Award for Album of the Year B) The Pulitzer Prize C) The Brit Award for Best Album D) The Mercury Prize
A) HAARP B) Hullabaloo C) Absolution Live D) Live at Rome
A) The Resistance B) Origin of Symmetry C) Showbiz D) Absolution
A) 2005 B) 2006 C) 2003 D) 2001
A) Townhouse Studios B) Avatar Studios C) Electric Lady Studios D) Studio Miraval
A) Chris Wolstenholme B) Rich Costey C) Dominic Howard D) Matt Bellamy
A) Rich Costey B) Tom Tom C) Chris Wolstenholme D) Matt Bellamy
A) The band had no deadline B) The producer did all the work C) They had a huge budget D) They only had to record three songs
A) London B) Milan C) Paris D) New York City
A) Sound engineering B) DJing C) Synthesizer programming D) Classical piano
A) Fender Twin Reverb B) Orange Rockerverb C) Marshall JCM800 D) Vox AC30
A) Ampeg V4 B) Vox AC15 C) Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier D) Roland Jazz Chorus
A) Buchla 200e B) Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 C) Roland Jupiter-8 D) Moog Minimoog
A) Synthesizer tracks B) Bass lines C) Vocals D) Guitar solos
A) Electric Lady Studios, New York B) Avatar Studios, New York C) Townhouse Studios, London D) Studio Miraval, France
A) Elvis Presley B) Philip Glass C) Prince D) George Bellamy
A) A mariachi trumpet B) A prepared piano C) A Moog synthesiser D) A flamenco guitar
A) Guitar B) Synthesiser C) Drums D) Keyboard
A) A long progressive rock song with a huge piano break B) An acoustic ballad inspired by Elvis Presley C) A surf rock single with mariachi trumpets D) A short dance track with club beats
A) Elvis Presley B) George Bellamy C) Philip Glass D) Prince
A) Matt Bellamy B) Costey C) Dominic Howard D) George Bellamy
A) Acoustic club session B) Small studio with vintage equipment C) Massive, epic approach D) Noise rock jam
A) Mariachi trumpet B) Jazz trumpet C) Blues trumpet D) Classical trumpet
A) With a mariachi trumpet fanfare B) With a massive piano break C) With string arpeggios D) With a guitar solo
A) Poor ticket sales B) Band injuries C) Bad weather D) Food poisoning
A) Bonnaroo B) Coachella C) Lollapalooza D) Glastonbury
A) Green Day B) Tool C) My Chemical Romance D) Radiohead
A) November B) June C) July D) October
A) Big Day Out Festival B) Lollapalooza 2007 C) Benicàssim Festival D) KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas
A) 85 B) 90 C) 65 D) 75
A) Generally unfavourable reviews B) Generally favourable reviews C) Universal acclaim D) Mixed or average reviews
A) 15 B) 50 C) 100 D) 32
A) Andrew Perry B) Barry Schwartz C) Will Hermes D) Christian Hoard
A) Christian Hoard B) Anthony Thorton C) Will Hermes D) Noel Murray
A) Queen B) Green Day C) The Darkness D) Radiohead
A) Brian Raferty B) Barry Schwartz C) Andrew Perry D) Noel Murray
A) Christian Hoard B) Barry Schwartz C) Will Hermes D) Anthony Thorton
A) NME B) The Guardian C) E! Online D) Pitchfork
A) Brian Raferty B) Noel Murray C) Christian Hoard D) Anthony Thorton
A) The A.V. Club B) The Guardian C) The Los Angeles Times D) Pitchfork
A) Stylus Magazine B) E! Online C) The Guardian D) The Los Angeles Times
A) B+ B) D+ C) C- D) A
A) Andrew Perry B) Noel Murray C) Christian Hoard D) Brian Raferty
A) Too serious and authentic B) Corny and bombastic C) Jarring and half-baked D) Mumbo jumbo about persecution
A) Pitchfork B) Rolling Stone C) NME D) Spin
A) 2008 B) 2011 C) 2006 D) 2009
A) NME B) Q C) Classic Rock D) Rhapsody
A) The century B) The year C) All time D) The decade
A) 18th B) 74th C) 44th D) 34th
A) Q Magazine Top 100 B) Mercury Prize Countdown C) Triple J Hottest 100 D) Rhapsody Top 100 Tracks
A) 2009 B) 2006 C) 2007 D) 2008 |