A) 1997 B) 1993 C) 1989 D) 1995
A) Alanis Morissette B) Eddie Vedder C) Kurt Cobain D) Courtney Love
A) Live Through This B) Celebrity Skin C) Nobody's Daughter D) Pretty on the Inside
A) Celebrity Skin B) Live Through This C) Pretty on the Inside D) Nobody's Daughter
A) New York B) Portland C) Los Angeles D) Seattle
A) Ben Kowalewicz B) Eric Erlandson C) Paul Kostabi D) Micko Larkin
A) Viktor Indrizzo B) Patty Schemel C) Samantha Maloney D) Caroline Rue
A) 2010 B) 1995 C) 2002 D) 2008
A) Dave Grohl B) Kurt Cobain C) Eddie Vedder D) Billy Corgan
A) Billy Corgan B) Eric Erlandson C) Courtney Love D) Melissa Auf der Maur
A) Heather Whalley B) Kristen Pfaff C) Melissa Auf der Maur D) Jill Emery
A) Kim Gordon B) Patti Smith C) Joan Jett D) Kathleen Hanna
A) Steve Albini B) Butch Vig C) Kim Gordon D) Terry Date
A) Celebrity Skin B) Live Through This C) Nobody's Daughter D) Pretty on the Inside
A) Doll Parts B) Malibu C) Awful D) Violet
A) Nobody's Daughter B) Pretty on the Inside C) (r)evolution D) Live Through This
A) Jazz B) EDM C) Country D) Grunge
A) "Dicknail" B) "Teenage Whore" C) "Garbage Man" D) "Retard Girl"
A) Sub Pop B) Sympathy for the Record Industry C) Caroline Records D) Maverick
A) A more commercially viable sound compared to their earlier punk influences B) A focus on acoustic performances C) A return to their no wave-influenced roots D) An exploration of electronic music
A) Four B) One C) Six D) Two
A) Fantasy worlds and mythical creatures B) Gender issues such as body image, abuse, and sexual exploitation C) Political revolutions and social justice D) Romantic relationships and heartbreak
A) "Pretty on the Inside" B) "Live Through This" C) "Celebrity Skin" D) "Sweet Baby Crystal Powered by God"
A) Lisa Roberts B) Melissa Auf der Maur C) Kristen Pfaff D) Jill Emery
A) A dream she had B) The band's musical style C) A random suggestion by Eric Erlandson D) A quote from Euripides' Medea and a conversation with her mother
A) Spin B) New York's Village Voice C) Rolling Stone D) NME
A) It was an invite-only event for industry professionals B) It featured a guest performance by Sonic Youth C) It was held outdoors in Griffith Park D) It took place at Raji's, a small bar in Hollywood
A) Taught guitar lessons at a local school B) Hosted a radio show C) Worked as a stripper to support the band D) Worked as an accountant for Capitol Records
A) "Retard Girl" B) "Dicknail" C) "Teenage Whore" D) "Garbage Man"
A) They were engaged to be married B) They were distant acquaintances C) They were just bandmates with no personal involvement D) They had a sexual relationship
A) Bassist Emery B) Kristen Pfaff C) Drummer Caroline Rue D) Patty Schemel
A) Patty Schemel B) Kristen Pfaff C) Jack Endino D) Eric Erlandson
A) Spin B) Vibe C) NME D) Rolling Stone
A) Landslide B) Gold Dust Woman C) Rhiannon D) Dreams
A) Michael Beinhorn B) Butch Vig C) Billy Corgan D) Ric Ocasek
A) My Body, The Hand Grenade B) The First Session C) Pretty on the Inside D) Live Through This
A) Abbey Road Studios B) Sunset Sound Recorders C) Conway Recording Studios D) Electric Lady Studios
A) Punk rock B) Alternative metal C) Grunge D) Power pop
A) Samantha Maloney B) Tracy Bonham C) Butch Vig D) Deen Castronovo
A) Number 1 B) Number 9 C) Number 5 D) Number 15
A) Number 5 B) Number 3 C) Number 10 D) Number 1
A) Beautiful Monsters Tour B) Monsters of Rock Tour C) Rock the Nation Tour D) Manson and Love Tour
A) Wearing controversial costumes on stage. B) Tearing up a Bible during performances. C) Engaging in political statements. D) Using pyrotechnics excessively.
A) Courtney Love took over bass duties. B) Eric Erlandson switched to bass. C) A new member was not immediately found. D) Samantha Maloney initially, but she also quit a few months later.
A) "Followed the Waves" B) "Would If I Could" C) "So Pure" D) "Real a Lie"
A) March 16, 2010 B) February 17, 2010 C) January 1, 2010 D) April 26, 2010
A) Public Assembly B) Sundance Film Festival C) O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire D) New York City
A) Samantha B) Nobody's Daughter C) Miss World D) Skinny Little Bitch
A) Rolling Stone B) Spin C) NME D) Pitchfork
A) Eric Erlandson B) Patty Schemel C) Scott Lipps D) Micko Larkin
A) New York City B) Los Angeles C) London D) Istanbul
A) March 2011 B) January 2013 C) December 2012 D) April 2012
A) Coachella B) Lollapalooza C) Sundance Film Festival D) Glastonbury
A) Micko Larkin B) Shawn Dailey C) Eric Erlandson D) Scott Lipps
A) Six out of ten B) Five out of five stars C) A− D) Three out of five stars
A) A solo acoustic set B) A full band concert C) A Q&A session D) A documentary screening
A) May 1, 2014 B) December 28, 2013 C) April 2, 2014 D) January 15, 2014
A) The relationships are strained B) They have not spoken to each other in years C) We all get along great D) There are bands who reunite and hate each other's guts
A) Rolling Stones B) Nirvana C) Echo & the Bunnymen D) The Beatles
A) Instrumentals B) Melody C) Lyrics D) Rhythm
A) Riot grrrl movement B) Grunge movement C) Punk rock movement D) Folk music movement
A) English literature B) Music theory C) Visual arts D) Philosophy
A) Being raped B) A thrilling adventure C) An act of bravery D) A fun party trick
A) Grunge chic B) Punk rock style C) Kinderwhore D) Bohemian look
A) A debauched ragdoll. B) A classic beauty queen. C) A sophisticated lady. D) An elegant diva.
A) post-feminist consciousness B) second-wave feminist consciousness C) third-wave feminist consciousness D) first-wave feminist consciousness
A) Nick Wise B) Universal Music Group C) Rolling Stone D) Maria Raha
A) VH1 B) Universal Studios Hollywood C) Maria Raha D) Rolling Stone
A) 77 B) 50 C) 100 D) 90
A) 1998 B) 1996 C) 1994 D) 2000
A) political activism B) nostalgia C) romantic relationships D) feminist commentary |