Deftones - Exam
A) 2000 B) 1991 C) 1998 D) 1995
A) Corey Taylor B) Chino Moreno C) Mike Shinoda D) Jonathan Davis
A) Diamond Eyes B) Deftones C) Around the Fur D) White Pony
A) Drums B) Bass C) Guitar D) Keyboards
A) Around the Fur B) White Pony C) Diamond Eyes D) Gore
A) Stephen Carpenter B) Chi Cheng C) Frank Delgado D) Sergio Vega
A) Jazz B) Country C) Pop D) Alternative Metal
A) Diamond Eyes B) White Pony C) Deftones D) Around the Fur
A) 1990 B) 1994 C) 1988 D) 2003
A) Chi Cheng B) John Taylor C) Sergio Vega D) Frank Delgado
A) Adrenaline B) White Pony C) Deftones (self-titled fourth album) D) Saturday Night Wrist
A) My Own Summer (Shove It) B) Change (In the House of Flies) C) Mein D) Elite
A) Saturday Night Wrist B) Diamond Eyes C) Eros D) Koi No Yokan
A) Sergio Vega B) John Taylor C) Chi Cheng D) Frank Delgado
A) Korn B) Quicksand C) Bad Brains D) Phallucy
A) Being hit by a car while skateboarding and using a wheelchair for several months. B) Receiving a guitar as a gift from his parents. C) Watching a documentary about rock musicians. D) Attending a live concert of Metallica.
A) Named after a song they liked. B) A tribute to a friend who was tone-deaf. C) Combining 'def' with '-tones', and it's also a pun on 'tone deaf'. D) Inspired by a famous guitarist named Def.
A) Sacramento High School B) San Francisco High School C) Los Angeles High School D) C. K. McClatchy High School
A) Warner Bros. Records B) Roadrunner Records C) Interscope Records D) Maverick Records
A) Sunset Sound Recorders in Los Angeles, California B) Bad Animals Studio in Seattle, Washington C) Sound City Studios in Van Nuys, California D) Electric Lady Studios in New York City, New York
A) Over 500,000 copies B) Over 1 million copies C) Over 220,000 copies D) Under 100,000 copies
A) The Crow: City of Angels B) Scream C) I Know What You Did Last Summer D) Candyman
A) 30 weeks B) 5 weeks C) 21 weeks D) 10 weeks
A) 1 B) 50 C) 23 D) 15
A) March 3, 2000 B) January 1, 1998 C) June 6, 2001 D) July 7, 1999
A) August 18, 2012 B) December 25, 2010 C) November 11, 2005 D) September 23, 2008
A) Marketing B) Perseverance C) Luck D) Talent
A) Almost eight years B) Five years C) Three years D) Ten years
A) An auto-tune machine B) A Tascam 388 recorder C) A hand-held Shure SM58 microphone D) A Neumann U87 microphone
A) Chino Moreno B) Dana Wells C) Max Cavalera D) Stephen Thomas Erlewine
A) Rodleen Getsic B) Max Cavalera C) Maynard James Keenan D) DJ Crook
A) Maynard James Keenan B) Annalynn, Cunningham's wife C) Max Cavalera D) DJ Crook
A) Passenger B) Change (In the House of Flies) C) My Own Summer (Shove It) D) Feiticeira
A) No. 10 B) No. 3 C) No. 29 D) No. 1
A) Coachella B) Ozzfest C) Warped Tour D) Pinkpop Festival
A) No. 3 B) No. 29 C) No. 1 D) No. 50
A) DJ Crook B) Chi Cheng C) Abe Cunningham D) Frank Delgado
A) B-Sides & Rarities B) Minerva C) Hexagram D) Lovers
A) Technical issues with recording equipment. B) The album's concept was difficult to finalize. C) There were tensions related to band members' personal lives. D) Disagreements over musical direction.
A) Crosses B) Palms C) Team Sleep D) Saudade
A) Swerve City B) Digital Bath C) Prayers/Triangles D) My Mind Is a Mountain
A) Deftonescore B) Nu-metal resurgence C) Shoegaze renaissance D) Metalcore revival
A) Big Day Out B) Lollapalooza C) Glastonbury D) Coachella
A) Sony Music Entertainment B) Interscope Records C) Warner Music Group D) Universal Music Group
A) Crosses B) Team Sleep C) Saudade D) Palms
A) Minimally conscious state B) Permanent paralysis C) Full recovery D) Comatose
A) "Phantom Bride" B) "Hearts / Wires" C) "Doomed User" D) "Prayers / Triangles"
A) Lollapalooza B) Family Values Tour C) Download Festival D) Ozzfest
A) Abe Cunningham B) Stephen Carpenter C) Chino Moreno D) Fred Sablan
A) March 9, 2007 B) September 12, 2006 C) December 25, 2006 D) October 31, 2006
A) Bob Ezrin B) Shaun Lopez C) Terry Date D) Serj Tankian
A) A more electronic direction B) A lighter direction C) A different direction D) The same direction
A) Synthesizer B) Electric guitar C) Drum kit D) Six-string bass
A) Pearl Jam B) Slipknot C) Linkin Park D) Paramore
A) Silk-screened art prints B) Digital posters C) Photographs D) Watercolor paintings
A) Sergio Vega B) Fred Sablan C) Lance Jackman D) Quicksand
A) White Pony B) Saturday Night Wrist C) Koi No Yokan D) Gore
A) Shaun Lopez B) Serj Tankian from System of a Down C) Bob Ezrin D) Annie Hardy from Giant Drag
A) Ohms Remixes B) Black Stallion C) Gore Revisited D) Eros Unleashed
A) 2018 B) 2020 C) 2017 D) 2019
A) Stephen Carpenter B) Shaun Lopez C) Mark Valencia D) Lance Jackman
A) Radiohead B) Pearl Jam C) Narrow Head D) Nirvana
A) "No Ordinary Love" B) "Poltergeist" C) "Drive" D) "If Only Tonight We Could Sleep"
A) Alice in Chains B) Linkin Park C) Slipknot D) Mastodon
A) March 15, 2010 B) May 18, 2010 C) February 23, 2010 D) April 27, 2010
A) Texas B) California C) New York D) Nevada
A) Minerva B) Hexagram C) B-Sides & Rarities D) Lovers
A) Radiohead B) Nirvana C) Soundgarden D) Pearl Jam
A) Deftones B) Adrenaline C) White Pony D) Around the Fur
A) Frank Delgado B) Nick Raskulinecz C) Stephen Carpenter D) Chino Moreno
A) Synth-pop comeback B) Punk rock reemergence C) Shoegaze resurgence D) Indie rock revival
A) Moreno B) Greg Wells C) Cheng D) Date
A) April 16, 2011 B) March 29, 2012 C) November 12, 2012 D) October 25, 2011
A) Rolling Stone B) Spin C) NME D) The A.V. Club
A) Quick and efficient B) A breeze C) Like pulling teeth D) An enjoyable experience
A) Eros B) Gore C) White Pony D) Ohms
A) Los Angeles, California B) Seattle, Washington C) New York City, New York D) Sacramento
A) Quicksand B) Nine Inch Nails C) Linkin Park D) Gojira
A) October 31, 2006 B) March 9, 2007 C) December 25, 2006 D) September 12, 2006
A) Terry Date B) Rick Rubin C) Steve Albini D) Bob Rock
A) 'Genesis' B) 'Prayers/Triangles' C) The title track 'Ohms' D) 'Swerve City'
A) 'It is similar to Linkin Park's style.' B) 'It is softer compared to their previous work.' C) 'It lacks the intensity of other tracks on the album.' D) 'It hits hard—harder than they ever have.'
A) 'Sponsor a Note' campaign B) 'Adopt-a-Dot' campaign C) 'Ohms for All' campaign D) 'Dot the World' campaign
A) Stylus Magazine B) Pitchfork C) Rolling Stone D) NME
A) Rick Rubin B) Matt Hyde C) Bob Rock D) Steve Albini
A) "Rocket Skates" B) "Roller Derby" C) "Diamond Eyes" D) "Rosemary"
A) Gina Blackmore B) Terry Date C) Jeanne Cheng D) Chino Moreno
A) Alt-metal B) Nu-gaze C) Emo revival D) Post-grunge
A) Linkin Park B) Limp Bizkit C) Slipknot D) Korn
A) Eros Tour B) Diamond Eyes Tour C) Koi No Yokan Tour D) Blackdiamondskye
A) Technical difficulties B) COVID-19 pandemic C) Band member illness D) Scheduling conflicts
A) Crosses B) Team Sleep C) Himera D) Palms
A) $500,000 B) $1 million C) $2.5 million D) $3 million
A) May 18, 2010 B) April 13, 2013 C) March 29, 2012 D) November 12, 2012
A) Adrenaline B) Around the Fur C) White Pony D) The Bamboo Parachute
A) Abe Cunningham B) John Taylor C) Dominic Garcia D) Chi Cheng
A) Shaun Lopez B) Terry Date C) Serj Tankian D) Bob Ezrin |
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