Genesis (band) - Quiz
A) 1967 B) 1990 C) 1983 D) 1975
A) Peter Gabriel B) Tony Banks C) Phil Collins D) Mike Rutherford
A) Trespass B) A Trick of the Tail C) The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway D) Invisible Touch
A) Guitar B) Bass C) Drums D) Keyboards
A) Selling England by the Pound B) Nursery Cryme C) A Trick of the Tail D) Duke
A) Invisible Touch B) Genesis C) We Can't Dance D) Calling All Stations
A) From Genesis to Revelation B) Duke C) A Trick of the Tail D) Nursery Cryme
A) Three Sides Live B) Live Over Europe C) Genesis Live D) Seconds Out
A) A Trick of the Tail B) Foxtrot C) Selling England by the Pound D) Nursery Cryme
A) Rael B) Collins C) Gabriel D) Banks
A) Anthony Phillips B) Phil Collins C) Steve Hackett D) Mike Rutherford
A) Phil Collins B) Peter Gabriel C) Mike Rutherford D) Tony Banks
A) Land of Confusion B) Tonight, Tonight, Tonight C) In Too Deep D) Throwing It All Away
A) The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway B) Abacab C) Genesis D) Duke
A) Steve Hackett B) Daryl Stuermer C) Ray Wilson D) Anthony Phillips
A) Duke B) We Can't Dance C) Invisible Touch D) Abacab
A) Dance on a Volcano B) Los Endos C) Entangled D) Squonk
A) Peter Gabriel B) Phil Collins C) Tony Banks D) Mike Rutherford
A) Tony Banks B) Peter Gabriel C) Mike Rutherford D) Jonathan King
A) Steve Hackett B) Phil Collins C) Anthony Phillips D) Peter Gabriel
A) Decca Records B) Atlantic Records C) Charisma Records D) Virgin Records
A) Nursery Cryme B) Trespass C) Foxtrot D) The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
A) That's All B) Land of Confusion C) I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) D) Follow You Follow Me
A) Steve Hackett B) John Silver C) Anthony Phillips D) Ray Wilson
A) Grammy Award B) MTV Music Award C) Brit Award D) Ivor Novello Award
A) 1985 B) 2007 C) 1996 D) 2010
A) Atomic Sunrise Festival B) A teenager's birthday party C) Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club residency D) Night Ride show on BBC
A) £100 a week B) No payment, just a contract C) £200 a week D) £10 a week
A) He painted a guitar on the cover. B) He designed a simple black and white cover. C) He added a picture of the band members. D) He slashed a knife across the canvas and had it photographed.
A) Did not chart B) Top 10 but not No. 1 C) No. 98 D) No. 1
A) "The Knife" B) A track by Rare Bird C) An unnamed instrumental piece D) A cover of a folk song
A) May 1971 B) October 1970 C) February 1970 D) July 1970
A) "The best debut album ever made" B) "An instant classic" C) "It's spotty, poorly defined, at times innately boring" D) "A masterpiece of progressive rock"
A) Gabriel B) Rutherford C) Banks D) Mayhew
A) Flaming Youth B) Van der Graaf Generator C) Lindisfarne D) The Farm
A) Phil Collins B) Mick Barnard C) Roger Taylor D) Steve Hackett
A) The Farm B) Quiet World C) Flaming Youth D) Van der Graaf Generator
A) Phil Collins B) Dave Stopps C) Steve Hackett D) Stratton Smith
A) Supper's Ready B) Genesis' first TV appearance C) Watcher of the Skies D) The Musical Box
A) "The Return of the Giant Hogweed" B) "For Absent Friends" C) "The Musical Box" D) "Happy the Man"
A) 1974 B) 1971 C) 1973 D) 1972
A) Italy B) Germany C) United States D) France
A) Italy B) United States C) Belgium D) Germany
A) "The Musical Box" B) "The Return of the Giant Hogweed" C) "Happy the Man" D) "For Absent Friends"
A) Peter Gabriel B) Phil Collins C) Paul Whitehead D) Steve Hackett
A) Trident Studios in London B) Island Studios in London C) Luxford House near Crowborough, East Sussex D) Abbey Road Studios
A) Drums B) Mellotron C) Bass pedals D) Guitar
A) "Can-Utility and the Coastliners" B) "Supper's Ready" C) "Watcher of the Skies" D) "Get 'Em Out by Friday"
A) Stratton Smith B) Tony Smith C) Paul Conroy D) Dave Stopps
A) Selling England by the Pound B) A Trick of the Tail C) The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway D) Foxtrot
A) 150 B) 102 C) 75 D) 50
A) Bill Bruford B) Chester Thompson C) Phil Collins D) Mike Rutherford
A) Chester Thompson B) Mike Rutherford C) Phil Collins D) Steve Hackett
A) 'Seconds Out: B-Sides' B) 'A Trick of the Tail: Extra Songs' C) 'Spot the Pigeon' D) 'The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway: Bonus Tracks'
A) Mike Rutherford B) Hentschel C) Tony Banks D) Phil Collins
A) April 1979 B) September 1977 C) December 1978 D) March 1978
A) 'Many Too Many' B) 'Follow You Follow Me' C) 'Down and Out' D) 'Los Endos'
A) Alphonso Johnson B) Phil Collins C) Mike Rutherford D) Tony Banks
A) Four B) Two C) Three D) One
A) Knebworth Festival B) Glastonbury Festival C) Wembley Festival D) Reading Festival
A) Storm Thorgerson B) Lionel Koechlin C) Hipgnosis D) Roger Dean
A) 'Duchess' B) 'Misunderstanding' C) 'Turn It On Again' D) 'Heathaze'
A) One B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) 'Turn It On Again' B) 'Follow You Follow Me' C) 'Misunderstanding' D) 'Duchess'
A) Abacab B) A Trick of the Tail C) The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway D) Duke
A) Pyrotechnics B) 3D mapping C) Holographic projections D) Vari-Lite, a computer-controlled intelligent lighting system
A) The Best of Genesis B) Abacab Extra C) More Songs From The Abacab Sessions D) 3×3
A) "Mama" B) "That's All" C) "No Reply at All" D) "Abacab"
A) Sunset Sound Recorders B) The Farm C) Abbey Road Studios D) Electric Lady Studios
A) One year B) Six months C) Nine months D) Three months
A) Four B) Five C) Six D) Three
A) 150 B) 75 C) 200 D) 112
A) Pepsi B) Michelob beer C) Budweiser D) Coca-Cola
A) The O2 Arena B) Wembley Stadium C) Madison Square Garden D) Staples Center
A) 1991 B) 1994 C) 1993 D) 1995
A) 70,000 B) 56,000 C) 60,000 D) 45,000
A) Wembley Stadium B) Olympic Stadium C) Madison Square Garden D) Earl's Court
A) July 1997 B) December 1994 C) January 1995 D) March 1996
A) Patrick Woodroffe B) Mark Fisher C) Tony Banks D) Steve Hackett
A) Calling All Stations B) Platinum Collection C) Turn It On Again: The Hits D) Genesis Archive 1967–75
A) Eric Clapton Stratocaster B) Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 C) Korg OASYS D) Hammond organ
A) Selling England by the Pound B) The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway C) "The Cinema Show" D) A Trick of the Tail
A) Jazz fusion B) "Ambitious, classical-tinged art rock" C) Pure pop D) Hard rock
A) BBC Broadcasts B) The Last Domino? – The Hits C) Genesis Live at Wembley D) Seconds Out
A) ARP Pro Soloist B) Hammond organ C) Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 D) Korg OASYS
A) "Illegal Alien" B) "Follow You Follow Me" C) "Invisible Touch" D) "Land of Confusion"
A) David Bowie B) Paul McCartney C) Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio D) Elton John
A) Eleven B) Seven C) Five D) Fourteen
A) Best Concept Music Video B) Record of the Year C) Album of the Year D) Song of the Year
A) MTV Video Music Award B) Brit Award for Best British Band C) Honoured D) Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
A) 2008 B) 2010 C) 2007 D) 2015
A) Pitchfork B) NME C) Rolling Stone D) Q
A) As aristocrats B) As overtly middle-class C) As lower-middle-class D) As working-class heroes
A) The punk artist Joe Strummer B) David Bowie C) Bob Dylan D) Mick Jagger
A) Completely different B) Barely distinguishable C) Less commercial D) More experimental
A) neo-prog B) post-punk C) new wave D) progressive rock
A) Rush B) Marillion C) Van Halen D) Queen
A) Marillion B) Pallas C) The Human League D) Simple Minds
A) Mostly Autumn B) Elbow C) The Human League D) Marillion
A) Thick as a Brick B) Newborn C) Invisible Touch D) Supper's Ready |
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