A) 18 B) 15 C) 12 D) 10
A) 16 B) 20 C) 18 D) 12
A) 3 B) 1 C) 4 D) 2
A) 1970s B) 1990s C) 2000s D) 1960s
A) Classical B) Heavy metal C) Hard rock D) Country
A) Operatic belt B) Half-whisper C) High-pitched screech D) Auto-tuned monotone
A) Sensual imagery B) Party culture C) Political protest D) Self-reflection
A) Run the World (Girls) B) Best Thing I Never Had C) 1+1 D) Countdown
A) Major Lazer B) Prince C) Michael Jackson D) Fela Kuti
A) End of Time B) Countdown C) Schoolin' Life D) Love On Top
A) Fela Kuti B) Prince C) Michael Jackson D) Major Lazer
A) Purple Rain B) 1999 C) Thriller D) Off the Wall
A) 1970s hard rock B) 1990s soul C) 1980s synth-pop D) 1960s doo-wop
A) Prince B) Major Lazer C) André 3000 D) Boyz II Men
A) End of Time B) 1+1 C) Party D) Schoolin' Life
A) Love On Top B) I Miss You C) Countdown D) Start Over
A) Guitar B) Banjo C) Saxophone D) Violin
A) 2008 B) 2011 C) 2010 D) 2012
A) Atlantic Records and Roc Nation B) Def Jam and Virgin Records C) Sony Music and Epic Records D) Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records
A) Her mother, Tina Knowles B) Her sister, Solange Knowles C) Her father, Mathew Knowles D) Her husband, Jay-Z
A) Country music B) Heavy metal C) Electronic dance music D) Traditional rhythm and blues
A) Bonnaroo B) Lollapalooza C) Glastonbury Festival D) Coachella
A) Queen B B) Yoncé C) Destiny D) Sasha Fierce
A) Best Thing I Never Had B) Run the World (Girls) C) Love On Top D) End of Time
A) Nine B) Five C) Three D) Seven
A) Double platinum B) Gold C) Quadruple platinum D) Diamond
A) Computer-generated percussion B) Strictly acoustic piano C) Live instrumentation and horns D) Synthesized electronic beats
A) Michael Jackson B) Prince C) Lauryn Hill D) Stevie Wonder
A) To live life and be inspired by things again B) Due to a vocal injury C) To focus on film acting roles D) To start a fashion line
A) March 2010 B) February 2011 C) May 2010 D) March 2011
A) Real World Studios B) Jungle City Studios C) MSR Studios D) Roc the Mic Studios
A) KMA Studios B) MSR Studios C) Jungle City Studios D) Sterling Sound
A) She heard his music on the radio B) He sent a demo tape to her label C) He was recommended by Kanye West D) She heard a CD playing in Jay-Z's car
A) Pro Tools B) Universal Audio 610 C) Avalon Design 737 D) 1176 Peak Limiter
A) MSR Studios B) Jungle City Studios C) Roc the Mic Studios D) Real World Studios
A) MSR Studios B) Sterling Sound C) Roc the Mic Studios D) MixStar Studios
A) Frank Ocean B) Beyoncé C) André 3000 D) Diane Warren
A) Twenty-five B) Forty-four C) Seventy-two D) Twelve
A) Los Angeles B) London C) Atlanta D) New York City
A) Alexandre Vauthier B) Swarovski C) Lesage D) Maxime Simoens
A) Lesage B) Alexandre Vauthier C) Target D) Maxime Simoens
A) It was leaked online B) The tour was cancelled C) The label rejected the final mix D) It was released early
A) Walmart B) Best Buy C) Target D) iTunes Store
A) Glastonbury Festival B) Billboard Music Awards C) American Idol D) Surprise Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular
A) Pyramid Stage B) Roseland Ballroom C) The United Center D) Palais Nikaïa
A) A music executive from Columbia Records B) A 47-year-old man from Gothenburg C) A hacker from Paris D) A photographer from London
A) 63 B) 53 C) 83 D) 73
A) 16 B) 46 C) 36 D) 26
A) Michael Cragg B) Jody Rosen C) Ryan Dombal D) Jon Caramanica
A) Adopted futuristic electronic production B) Copied current pop production trends C) Eschewed contemporary styles for something more personal D) Focused exclusively on heavy synthesisers
A) Poor vocal performance B) Lack of musical diversity C) Overly long tracklist D) Occasionally trite lyrics
A) Musical structure B) Lyrical substance C) Vocal range D) Emotional depth
A) D B) A C) C D) B
A) Lack of melody B) Uninspired lyrics C) Poor vocal mixing D) Overkill production
A) Number six B) Number seven C) Number four D) Number three
A) Number 10 B) Number six C) Number seven D) Number 13
A) Consequence of Sound B) Pitchfork C) Stereogum D) Rolling Stone
A) Grammy Awards B) American Music Awards C) Billboard Music Awards D) Soul Train Music Awards
A) 400,000 copies B) 250,000 copies C) 500,000 copies D) 310,000 copies
A) Three weeks B) Four weeks C) Two weeks D) One week
A) 2018 B) 2015 C) 2022 D) 2016
A) Madonna B) Beyoncé C) Britney Spears D) Rihanna
A) Rolling Stone B) Pitchfork C) Paste D) NPR
A) Spotify B) Tidal C) YouTube D) Apple Music
A) End of Time B) Party C) Run the World (Girls) D) Countdown
A) La Di Da Di B) Uhh Ahh C) BTSTU D) Pon de Floor
A) Boyz II Men B) Major Lazer C) Jai Paul D) Doug E. Fresh
A) Afrojack B) Ricky Walters C) Jai Paul D) Diplo
A) Michael Bivins B) Douglas Davis C) Ricky Walters D) Diplo |