Axl Rose - Quiz
A) AC/DC B) Metallica C) Nirvana D) Guns N' Roses
A) 1993 B) 2000 C) 1987 D) 1975
A) Vocals B) Drums C) Bass D) Guitar
A) Los Angeles, California B) Lafayette, Indiana C) New York City, New York D) London, England
A) Steven Adler B) Duff McKagan C) Izzy Stradlin D) Slash
A) Hip Hop Hall of Fame B) Blues Hall of Fame C) Country Music Hall of Fame D) Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
A) Lies B) Appetite for Destruction C) Use Your Illusion D) Chinese Democracy
A) Appetite for Destruction B) Use Your Illusion I C) The Spaghetti Incident? D) Chinese Democracy
A) November Rain B) Welcome to the Jungle C) Sweet Child o' Mine D) Paradise City
A) Whispering B) Belting C) Screaming D) Yodeling
A) William Bruce Rose Sr. B) William Bruce Rose III C) William Bruce Rose Jr. D) William Bruce Bailey
A) Early 20s B) Late 30s C) Early 30s D) Late 20s
A) Baptist church B) Pentecostal church C) Methodist church D) Catholic church
A) Stephen L. Bailey B) Jeff Isbell C) William Bruce Rose Sr. D) Paul Tobias
A) William Rose B) W. Rose C) Bruce Rose D) Axl Rose
A) Hollywood Rose B) L.A. Guns C) Guns N' Roses D) The Bailey Trio
A) 1984 B) 1987 C) Before signing with Geffen Records in March 1986 D) 1985
A) Changed Axl's name to William Bruce Bailey B) Became a music supervisor C) Moved to Los Angeles D) Married Stephen L. Bailey
A) Pentecostal preacher B) Local delinquent C) Music teacher D) Music supervisor in Hollywood
A) Record players B) Musical instruments C) Televisions D) Books
A) Wrote songs B) Played the piano C) Taught music D) Performed with his siblings
A) A new singing style B) Different voices C) A new song D) A new band
A) 1986 B) 1983 C) 1985 D) 1984
A) Sunset Sound Recorders B) Telstar Studios C) Electric Lady Studios D) Record Plant
A) Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide B) The Roots of Guns N' Roses C) Appetite for Destruction D) Ready to Rumble
A) Store manager B) Night manager C) Sales associate D) Cashier
A) Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide B) Use Your Illusion I C) Appetite for Destruction D) The Spaghetti Incident?
A) The Rainbow Bar and Grill B) The Roxy Theatre C) The Troubadour D) Whisky a Go Go
A) $15 per hour B) $12 per hour C) $10 per hour D) $8 per hour
A) 'Paradise City' B) 'Sweet Child o' Mine' C) 'Nightrain' D) 'Welcome to the Jungle'
A) It was the best-selling album of all time. B) It became the best-selling debut album. C) It was the best-selling album of the 1980s. D) It was the best-selling album by a British band.
A) He refused to comment on the issue. B) He considered himself 'pro-heterosexual' but not against homosexuals. C) He stated he was against homosexuality. D) He was openly supportive of the LGBTQ+ community.
A) Izzy Stradlin B) Matt Sorum C) Gilby Clarke D) Dizzy Reed
A) Gilby Clarke B) Dizzy Reed C) Matt Sorum D) Steven Adler
A) Monterey Pop Festival B) The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert C) Woodstock '92 D) Live Aid
A) We Will Rock You B) Rocket Man C) Bohemian Rhapsody D) Candle in the Wind
A) Metallica B) Nirvana C) Alice in Chains D) Soundgarden
A) Paul McCartney B) Freddie Mercury C) Elvis Presley D) Bob Dylan
A) Slash B) Stephanie Seymour C) Axl Rose D) A third party
A) $10 million. B) $15 million. C) $13 million. D) $20 million.
A) The Simpsons B) New Looney Tunes C) Family Guy D) South Park
A) Black Sabbath B) The Beatles C) Aerosmith D) Hanoi Rocks
A) Don Henley B) The Outpatience C) Asphalt Ballet D) Steve Jones
A) Homeopathic medicine B) Ayurvedic medicine C) Allopathic medicine D) Traditional Chinese medicine
A) Duff McKagan. B) Slash. C) Paul 'Huge' Tobias. D) Matt Sorum.
A) Bass-baritone B) Bass C) Baritone D) Tenor
A) As 'a genius' B) As 'a friend' C) As 'a cancer' D) As 'a hero'
A) Nathan Yocum B) Duff McKagan C) Izzy Stradlin D) Slash
A) Both suits were settled B) Rose won the lawsuit C) The lawsuits are still ongoing D) Azoff won the lawsuit
A) $3,500,000 B) $1,000,000 C) $5,000,000 D) $2,500,000
A) Bipolar disorder B) Anxiety disorder C) Depression D) Schizophrenia
A) Charles Manson B) Elton John C) Izzy Stradlin D) Slash
A) Psychosomatic 'self-punishment' B) Chronic infections C) Genetic predisposition D) Environmental factors
A) James and Lily B) Michael and Sarah C) Shiloh Blue for a boy, Willow Amelia for a girl D) David and Emily
A) January 1, 1990 B) July 4, 1990 C) April 28, 1990 D) December 31, 1990
A) January 2006. B) November 2008. C) January 2001. D) December 2009.
A) Rock am Ring B) Glastonbury Festival C) Coachella D) Lollapalooza
A) Lana Del Rey B) Stephanie Seymour C) Lisa Marie Presley D) Erin Everly
A) The Who B) Electric Light Orchestra C) The Rolling Stones D) The Beatles
A) Sympathy for the Devil B) Paint It Black C) Far Away Eyes D) Gimme Shelter
A) Psychoanalysis B) Cognitive behavioral therapy C) Group therapy D) Past life regression therapy
A) Electric Light Orchestra B) Queen C) Elton John D) The Beatles
A) Hair of the Dog B) Love Hurts C) This Flight Tonight D) Broken Down Angel
A) Stephanie Seymour B) Robin Finck C) Bebe Buell D) Marion Russell
A) 2023 B) 1993 C) 1985 D) 1989
A) Rock Management B) Brazilian Crew C) Team Guns D) Team Brazil
A) For unauthorized use of his image B) For breach of contract C) For unpaid royalties D) Citing reputational harm
A) L.A. Guns B) Guns N' Roses C) AC/DC D) Velvet Revolver
A) 1989 B) 1993 C) 1985 D) 2023
A) Obama administration B) Clinton administration C) Trump administration D) Bush administration
A) Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. B) Rock Band. C) Guitar Hero. D) Need for Speed: Most Wanted.
A) December 31, 1992 B) July 17, 1993 C) August 15, 1993 D) June 30, 1993
A) The band continued the tour as planned. B) Axl Rose was arrested. C) The venue was permanently closed. D) The tour was canceled by the promoter Clear Channel.
A) 2012 B) 2016 C) 2010 D) 2014
A) In Color B) Dream Police C) Cheap Trick at Budokan D) Heaven Tonight
A) 2023 B) 2024 C) 1993 D) 1985
A) $75,000 B) $100,000 C) $50,000 D) $25,000
A) A security guard's leg B) A security guard's hand C) A security guard's neck D) A security guard's arm
A) Seymour B) Fernando C) Joko Widodo D) Beta Lebeis
A) US President Barack Obama B) Indonesian President Joko Widodo C) Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott D) Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff
A) Use Your Illusion. B) Chinese Democracy. C) Appetite for Destruction. D) Angel Down.
A) Six months B) One year C) Two years D) Less than a month
A) Steve Jones B) The Outpatience C) Asphalt Ballet D) Don Henley
A) An intentional overdose on painkillers. B) A near-death experience. C) A plane crash. D) A car accident.
A) Nine Inch Nails B) The Rolling Stones C) Led Zeppelin D) The Beatles
A) Elvis Presley B) Janis Joplin C) Freddie Mercury D) Paul McCartney
A) Hard Skool B) Absurd C) November Rain D) Sweet Child o' Mine
A) 20% B) 15% C) 10% D) 25%
A) Activision B) A rental company C) Irving Azoff D) Slash and Velvet Revolver
A) Matt Sorum B) Steven Adler C) Izzy Stradlin D) Gilby Clarke
A) Queen B) Nazareth C) Hanoi Rocks D) AC/DC
A) December B) July C) October D) April
A) G N' R Lies II B) The Spaghetti Incident? C) Use Your Illusion III D) Appetite for Destruction II |
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