A) 1982 B) 1990 C) 2000 D) 1976
A) Joe Strummer B) Mick Jones C) Paul Simonon D) Topper Headon
A) 2001 B) 1979 C) 1985 D) 1991
A) Paul Simonon B) Topper Headon C) Mick Jones D) Joe Strummer
A) Whisky a Go Go B) The Fillmore C) The Roxy D) CBGB
A) Should I Stay or Should I Go B) White Riot C) The Guns of Brixton D) London Calling
A) The Clash B) Sandinista! C) London Calling D) Combat Rock
A) Banksy B) Shepard Fairey C) Ray Lowry D) Andy Warhol
A) Topper Headon B) Paul Simonon C) Joe Strummer D) Mick Jones
A) Topper Headon B) Joe Strummer C) Paul Simonon D) Mick Jones
A) The Future Is Unwritten B) The Rise and Fall of The Clash C) Westway to the World D) London Calling
A) The Beatles B) Led Zeppelin C) The Who D) Rolling Stones
A) The Clash B) Sandinista! C) London Calling D) Combat Rock
A) Should I Stay or Should I Go B) Rock the Casbah C) Train in Vain D) London Calling
A) 1995 B) 2012 C) 2008 D) 2003
A) "The Revolutionary Sound of London" B) "The British Invasion Revivalists" C) "The Only Band That Matters" D) "The Ultimate Punk Rockers"
A) Jazz, blues, country, and hip-hop B) Reggae, dub, funk, ska, and rockabilly C) Classical, electronic, metal, and folk D) Disco, soul, R&B, and pop
A) London Calling B) Sandinista! C) The Clash D) Give 'Em Enough Rope
A) 1982 B) 1983 C) 1984 D) 1985
A) Cut the Crap B) London Calling C) Combat Rock D) Sandinista!
A) Bob Dylan B) "Woody" Mellor C) Freddie Mercury D) John Lennon
A) Pete Townshend B) Phil Spector C) Bernard Rhodes D) Malcolm McLaren
A) The Beatles B) Sex Pistols C) Queen D) The 101ers
A) Keith Levene B) Pablo LaBritain C) John Bonham D) Terry Chimes
A) The Rolling Stones and the Beatles B) The Weak Heartdrops and the Psychotic Negatives C) Pink Floyd and The Doors D) The Who and Led Zeppelin
A) Black Swan B) The Screen on the Green C) 100 Club D) Dingwalls
A) John Lydon (Johnny Rotten) B) Bernie Rhodes C) Paul Simonon D) Joe Strummer
A) The Stranglers B) The Ramones C) Siouxsie and the Banshees D) Subway Sect
A) Write about personal experiences only. B) Don't write about love. C) Write about what's affecting you, what's important. D) Focus on speed and aggression.
A) Paul Simonon B) John Lydon C) Keith Levene D) Rob Harper
A) The 100 Club Punk Special B) Dingwalls show C) Anarchy Tour D) Black Swan debut
A) Tie-dye shirts B) Paint-spattered 'Jackson Pollock' outfits C) Military uniforms D) Leather jackets with studs
A) New Musical Express B) Sounds magazine C) NME D) Melody Maker
A) 1977 B) 1980 C) 1978 D) 1976
A) Mickey Foote B) Sandy Pearlman C) Bernie Rhodes D) Terry Chimes
A) Number 12 B) Number 28 C) Number 50 D) Number 34
A) Distribute it internationally B) Promote it heavily C) Give it a release D) Release it with bonus tracks
A) Give 'Em Enough Rope B) London Calling C) Combat Rock D) The Cost of Living
A) Bernie Rhodes B) Mickey Foote C) Sandy Pearlman D) Lee "Scratch" Perry
A) "Clash City Rockers" B) "Complete Control" C) "Tommy Gun" D) "English Civil War"
A) Number 28 B) Number 12 C) Number 32 D) Number 50
A) "White Riot" B) "Tommy Gun" C) "Remote Control" D) "Complete Control"
A) Lee "Scratch" Perry B) Caroline Coon C) Sandy Pearlman D) Mickey Foote
A) The Cost of Living B) Combat Rock C) Give 'Em Enough Rope D) London Calling
A) Mikey Dread B) Glyn Johns C) Rhodes D) Guy Stevens
A) "Train in Vain" B) "Bankrobber" C) "Hitsville UK" D) "The Call Up"
A) Rhodes B) Mikey Dread C) Guy Stevens D) Gary Lucas
A) "Rude Boy" B) "Sandinista!" C) "Combat Rock" D) "London Calling"
A) "Should I Stay or Should I Go" B) "The Call Up" C) "Bankrobber" D) "Hitsville UK"
A) Guy Stevens B) Rhodes C) Mikey Dread D) Glyn Johns
A) "Give 'Em Enough Rope" B) "London Calling" C) "Combat Rock" D) "Sandinista!"
A) 48 B) 36 C) 24 D) 12
A) Glyn Johns B) Mikey Dread C) Guy Stevens D) Rhodes
A) New York's Shea Stadium B) Los Angeles Coliseum C) Madison Square Garden D) Wembley Stadium
A) Woodstock B) Glastonbury C) Lollapalooza D) US Festival
A) London Calling B) Rock the Casbah C) This Is England D) Should I Stay or Should I Go
A) Dave Marsh B) Bob Dylan C) Paul McCartney D) Mick Jagger
A) Big Audio Dynamite (B.A.D.) B) U2 C) The Rolling Stones D) Pink Floyd
A) Combat Rock B) Sandinista! C) London Calling D) This Is Big Audio Dynamite
A) Combat Rock B) Sandinista! C) Sound System D) London Calling
A) Rock Against Racism B) Band Aid C) Music for Life D) Jail Guitar Doors
A) The Clash Hits Back B) Five Album Studio Set C) Combat Rock D) London Calling
A) Live concert recordings B) Demos with Ranking Roger's vocals C) Newly recorded tracks by the original members D) A documentary about the album
A) Mick Jones B) Keith Levene C) Paul Simonon D) Joe Strummer
A) Anarchist principles B) Right-wing political views C) Centrist policies D) Left-wing ideological sentiments
A) "Thinking Man's Yobs" B) "Radical Rockers" C) "Socialist Singers" D) "Political Punks"
A) "Washington Bullets" B) "Rock the Casbah" C) "Should I Stay or Should I Go" D) "London Calling"
A) 1999 B) 2003 C) 2004 D) 2010
A) Rolling Stone B) NME C) VH1 D) Pitchfork
A) Billy Bragg B) The Edge C) Bono D) Chuck D
A) Belfast B) London C) Manchester D) Liverpool
A) NOFX B) Green Day C) Anti-Flag D) Rancid
A) Green Day B) NOFX C) The Wallflowers D) Rancid
A) Oasis B) The Libertines C) Pink Floyd D) The Beatles
A) Black Mirror B) The Crown C) Breaking Bad D) Stranger Things
A) 2016 B) 1983 C) 1999 D) 2008
A) Bad Religion B) Green Day C) Pennywise D) Dropkick Murphys
A) Rock the Casbah B) Know Your Rights C) Clampdown D) Train in Vain
A) Los Fabulosos Cadillacs B) Mano Negra C) Todos Tus Muertos D) Café Tacuba
A) Max Martin B) Danny Saber C) Rick Rubin D) Quincy Jones |