A) Q B) Billboard C) NME D) Rolling Stone
A) Suzanne Vega B) Giorgio Moroder C) Gareth Roberts D) Ryan Maguire
A) As a silhouette B) Yes C) Only in the background D) No
A) Pretty Girls B) The Ghost in the MP3 C) Déjà Vu D) Tom's Album
A) Suzanne Vega B) Britney Spears C) Iggy Azalea D) Lil' Kim
A) 50 million B) 44 million C) 120 million D) 330 million
A) Robbie Doherty B) Ryan Maguire C) Peter Behrens D) Billy Bragg
A) The Remix Collection B) Days of Open Hand C) Tom's Album D) Diner Classics
A) Little Jeannie B) Diner Dreams C) Tom's Jeannie D) Jeannie's Diner
A) moDernisT B) Degenere C) Centuries D) Pour the Milk
A) Over 100 B) Over 50 C) Over 500 D) Exactly 10
A) R.E.M. B) Fall Out Boy C) AnnenMayKantereit D) Giant Rooks
A) 2022 B) 2019 C) 2024 D) 2020
A) Benny Blanco B) Myke Towers C) Cupcakke D) Keees
A) The Ghost in the MP3 B) Tom's Album C) Dauntless Manifesto D) Déjà Vu
A) 1988 B) 1990 C) 1992 D) 1985
A) The Beatles B) Steely Dan C) Pet Shop Boys D) Soul II Soul
A) Tom's Diner (Dance Mix) B) Vega's Diner C) Oh Suzanne D) The DNA Session
A) They banned the song from the radio B) They sued DNA for copyright infringement C) They deleted all master tapes D) They arranged to release it officially
A) F♯ minor B) E flat major C) C minor D) A major
A) 110 beats per minute B) 99 beats per minute C) 120 beats per minute D) 85 beats per minute
A) Switzerland B) Austria C) Germany D) United Kingdom
A) NME B) Music Week C) Rolling Stone D) Billboard
A) The bridge B) The first verse C) The ad-libbed outro D) The chorus
A) Marisa Fox B) Larry Flick C) Everett True D) Mandi James
A) C3 to G4 B) A2 to F4 C) D3 to A4 D) F♯3 to E4
A) Spin B) Columbia Daily Spectator C) Melody Maker D) Smash Hits
A) The recording equipment was outdated B) It was impossible to get a whole song into a sampler C) The producers lacked professional studio time D) Suzanne Vega refused to share the master tracks
A) She hated the dance beat B) She wanted it to be kept underground C) She thought it was really kind of nice D) She felt it ruined her original song
A) Billboard B) Melody Maker C) Spin D) Los Angeles Times
A) As an electronic dance track B) For a solo acoustic guitar C) For a full symphony orchestra D) For voice and solo piano
A) An a cappella version and an instrumental version B) A live version and a studio version C) Two a cappella versions D) A dance remix and an acoustic version
A) Synthesizers B) Drums C) Violins D) Guitars
A) A Swedish documentary crew B) Suzanne Vega C) An unnamed hi-fi magazine editor D) Karlheinz Brandenburg
A) Electrical engineer and mathematician B) Music producer and songwriter C) Audio engineer and journalist D) Computer scientist and guitarist
A) At a live concert B) Playing on a radio down the corridor C) During a studio recording session D) In a hi-fi magazine advertisement
A) Unchanged B) Perfectly clear C) Horrible D) Better than other songs
A) 2009 B) 1987 C) 1995 D) 2002
A) His sound engineering certification B) His music composition degree C) His software development project D) His PhD thesis
A) 1980s B) 1970s C) 1960s D) 1990s
A) Fast Folk B) Broadway C) Luka D) Solitude Standing
A) Fast Folk B) DNA C) The Beatles D) The diners
A) Manhattan, New York City B) Vienna, Austria C) London, England D) Berlin, Germany
A) Monk's Café B) The Broadway Diner C) Central Perk D) The Barnard Coffee Shop
A) Brian Rose B) The narrator C) A woman in the rain D) William Holden
A) Barnard Cathedral B) St. John the Divine C) St. Patrick's Cathedral D) Broadway Cathedral
A) The actor from Seinfeld B) Brian Rose C) An unnamed companion D) William Holden
A) The New York Post B) Solitude Standing Monthly C) The New York Times D) Fast Folk Musical Magazine
A) London B) Los Angeles C) New York City D) Germany
A) New York Post B) The Barnard Daily C) Fast Folk Magazine D) The New York Times
A) The train schedule B) The horoscope C) The menu D) The cathedral |