Blink-182 - Test
A) 1996 B) 1992 C) 2000 D) 2005
A) California B) Take Off Your Pants and Jacket C) Enema of the State D) Dude Ranch
A) Neighborhoods B) Cheshire Cat C) Untitled D) California
A) Mark Hoppus B) Tom DeLonge C) Matt Skiba D) Travis Barker
A) Take Off Your Pants and Jacket B) Neighborhoods C) Enema of the State D) California
A) Cheshire Cat B) Enema of the State C) Untitled D) Dude Ranch
A) Untitled B) Neighborhoods C) Dogs Eating Dogs D) California
A) Untitled B) California C) Dogs Eating Dogs D) Neighborhoods
A) Feeling This B) What's My Age Again C) First Date D) All The Small Things
A) Take Off Your Pants and Jacket B) Cheshire Cat C) Dude Ranch D) Enema of the State
A) Travis Barker B) Mark Hoppus C) Matt Skiba D) Tom DeLonge
A) The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!) B) Blink-182 C) Take Off Your Pants and Jacket D) California
A) Dogs Eating Dogs B) Nine C) Neighborhoods D) California
A) Matt Skiba B) David Kennedy C) Skylar Acord D) Tré Cool
A) 2003 B) 1999 C) 2008 D) 2001
A) Feeling This B) Dammit C) Carousel D) All the Small Things
A) For vandalism B) For missing too many classes C) For being drunk at a basketball game D) For fighting with another student
A) Cheshire Cat Demo B) Flyswatter C) Dude Ranch Demo D) Buddha
A) The Roxy Theatre B) House of Blues C) Soma D) The Fillmore
A) Matt Skiba B) Travis Barker C) Mike Krull D) Ryan Sinn
A) All the Small Things B) Feeling This C) The Rock Show D) What's My Age Again?
A) Neighborhoods B) Nine C) California D) One More Time...
A) MCA B) Epitaph C) Interscope D) Cargo Records
A) Interscope Records Studio B) Epitaph Recording C) Cargo Studios D) Westbeach Recorders in Los Angeles
A) "Josie" B) "M+M's" C) "Dammit" D) "All the Small Things"
A) Tom DeLonge B) O from Fluf C) Mark Hoppus D) Scott Raynor
A) Rick DeVoe B) Fletcher Dragge C) Kevin Lyman D) Taylor Steele
A) NOFX B) Pennywise C) Unwritten Law D) Offspring
A) Epitaph B) Cargo Records C) MCA D) Interscope
A) "All the Small Things" B) "M+M's" C) "Josie" D) "Dammit"
A) The Cheshire Cat B) The Dude Ranch C) The Millennium Falcon D) The Starship Enterprise
A) Taylor Steele B) Fletcher Dragge C) Kevin Lyman D) Rick DeVoe
A) Unwritten Law B) Pennywise C) Offspring D) NOFX
A) He had been drinking heavily to offset personal issues. B) He wanted to pursue a solo career. C) He quit voluntarily. D) He moved to another city.
A) Rick DeVoe B) Brahm Goodis's father C) Kevin Lyman D) Fletcher Dragge
A) Jerry Finn B) Travis Barker C) Mark Hoppus D) Tim Armstrong
A) Superbad B) The Hangover C) Road Trip D) American Pie
A) American Idiot Tour B) Nookie Tour C) Warped Tour D) Pop Disaster Tour
A) Angels & Airwaves B) Transplants C) The Distillers D) Box Car Racer
A) A new 'smiley face' logo B) An image of a guitar C) The band's initials in graffiti style D) A skull and crossbones
A) +44 B) The Offspring C) Green Day D) Angels & Airwaves
A) The Hills B) Real Housewives C) Keeping Up with the Kardashians D) Meet the Barkers
A) Insomnia. B) Anxiety disorder. C) Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). D) Depression.
A) Ten surgeries. B) Sixteen surgeries. C) Twenty surgeries. D) Five surgeries.
A) The band self-produced it. B) Travis Barker and a team of producers C) Mark Hoppus alone D) Jerry Finn
A) Top ten B) Outside the top fifty C) Number two D) Number one
A) Tom DeLonge B) Brooks Wackerman C) Mark Hoppus D) Travis Barker's brother
A) An opportunity for personal growth B) A temporary break from touring C) Successful and harmonious D) Dysfunctional
A) Everything was contentious with a strange vibe. B) There were no issues or conflicts C) They were more united than ever D) It was smooth and productive
A) John Feldmann B) Tom DeLonge C) Jerry Finn D) Matt Skiba
A) Interscope B) Columbia C) Warner Bros. D) BMG
A) Warped Tour B) Coachella C) Lollapalooza D) iHeartRadio's 2020 ALTer EGO
A) Stay Together for the Kids B) Up All Night C) Reckless Abandon D) Quarantine
A) Matt Skiba B) John Feldmann C) Alex Gaskarth D) Travis Barker
A) Tom DeLonge B) Matt Skiba C) Lil Wayne D) John Feldmann
A) Partially completed EP B) Blink-182 Acoustic C) California Live D) Nine Unplugged
A) February 13, 2025 B) October 11, 2022 C) August 2024 D) June 23, 2021
A) February 13, 2025 B) October 11, 2022 C) September 6, 2024 D) June 23, 2021
A) "Bored to Death" B) "One More Time..." C) "Edging" D) "Missionary Impossible"
A) Hot 100 B) Billboard 200 C) Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart D) Top Rock Albums
A) October 20, 2023 B) February 13, 2025 C) September 6, 2024 D) August 2024
A) June 23, 2021 B) February 13, 2025 C) October 20, 2023 D) August 2024
A) Skate punk B) Alternative rock C) Pop-punk D) Punk rock
A) Bad Religion B) Green Day C) The Descendents D) NOFX
A) I–V–vi–IV B) iii-vi-II-V C) ii-V-I D) I-IV-vi-V
A) Nature B) Technology C) Maturity D) Politics
A) Environmental issues B) Financial independence C) Peter Pan syndrome D) Career success
A) Rural areas B) Urban environments C) The suburbs D) Towns
A) NME B) Rolling Stone C) MTV D) Pitchfork
A) NOFX B) Green Day C) The Offspring D) Rancid
A) Their lyrics were too mature B) Their music was too complex C) Their sound was too raw D) They were a 'comedy act'
A) Green Day B) Blink-182 C) Nirvana D) Rancid
A) Warner Bros. B) Interscope Records C) Sony Music D) UMG |
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