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