A) January 20, 1996 B) November 11, 1997 C) October 10, 1995 D) May 1996
A) MuchMusic and Interscope B) Trauma and Interscope C) Universal and HMV D) Trauma and MuchMusic
A) Teenage girls and music critics B) College students and indie music fans C) Ska bands and radio DJs D) High school students and the skateboarding community
A) Blockbuster Tour B) Warped Tour C) Lollapalooza D) Tragic Kingdom Tour
A) 100 B) 89 C) 175 D) 436
A) A Channel One News program B) A local radio interview in Fresno C) A MuchMusic special D) A live performance on MTV
A) The Arrowhead Pond B) A mall in Toronto C) A skateboarding festival in Anaheim D) A Blockbuster store in Fresno
A) Toronto, Ontario B) Los Angeles, California C) Anaheim, California D) Fresno, California
A) Stephen Thomas Erlewine and Colin Larkin B) Luc Lafortune and Michael Keeling C) Chuck Eddy and Robert Christgau D) David Fricke and David Browne
A) Two months B) One year C) Two and a half years D) Six months
A) A forest of clear and mylar rain B) Three anthropomorphic trees with glowing oranges C) A lounge-bred professional set D) A giant ska-band horn
A) Everything in Time B) The Videos 1992–2003 C) Live in the Tragic Kingdom D) Boom Box
A) Boom Box B) The Singles 1992–2003 C) Everything in Time D) Tragic Kingdom: The Collection
A) David Browne B) David Fricke C) Robert Christgau D) Chuck Eddy
A) Sixteen B) Just a Girl C) Spiderwebs D) Don't Speak
A) Mike Boehm B) Robert Christgau C) David Fricke D) David Browne
A) Less kinetic B) Identical in style C) A marked improvement D) A regression into ramble
A) Chuck Eddy B) David Fricke C) Robert Christgau D) Bill Holdship
A) Best Pop Performance B) Best Music Video C) Best New Artist D) Album of the Year
A) 2003 B) 1997 C) 2000 D) 2020
A) Gwen Stefani B) Tony Kanal C) Dumont D) Eric Stefani
A) Dancehall B) Ska punk C) Country D) Flamenco
A) Political issues B) Her own life experiences C) Eric Stefani's life experiences D) Historical events
A) Sunday Morning B) Don't Speak C) Spiderwebs D) Just a Girl
A) A difficult breakup B) Persistent phone calls C) Driving in the rain D) Female stereotypes
A) Eric Stefani B) Gwen Stefani C) Tony Kanal D) Dumont
A) 18 weeks B) 10 weeks C) 16 weeks D) 20 weeks
A) It was too long for radio B) The band refused to promote it C) It was considered a ballad D) No commercial single was released
A) Avoiding persistent phone calls B) A difficult breakup C) A childhood memory D) Female stereotypes
A) A letter from a fan B) A dream Gwen had C) A fight through a bathroom door D) A conversation about touring
A) Hey You! B) Sunday Morning C) Happy Now? D) Excuse Me Mr.
A) Happy Now? B) Spiderwebs C) Iris D) Just a Girl
A) Sophie Muller B) Gwen Stefani C) Eric Stefani D) Tony Kanal
A) He disliked touring B) The band broke up C) He wanted a solo career D) He had creative differences with Gwen
A) 5 B) 11 C) 21 D) 15
A) Daniel Arsenault B) Tom Dumont C) David J. Holman D) Paul Palmer
A) Paul Palmer B) Gwen Stefani's father C) Tom Dumont's seventh-grade teacher D) A local radio DJ
A) Anaheim, California B) San Diego, California C) Santa Monica, California D) Hollywood, California
A) David J. Holman B) Tom Dumont C) Daniel Arsenault D) Paul Palmer
A) Disneyland B) An orange grove C) A recording studio D) A city street
A) Paul Palmer B) David J. Holman C) Gwen D) Tom Dumont
A) US$5,000 B) US$10,000 C) US$500 D) US$2,000
A) 1999 B) 2005 C) 2001 D) 2010
A) No Doubt History B) The Orange Groove C) Tragic Kingdom D) Anaheim Rock
A) Third B) Second C) First D) Fourth
A) Trauma Records B) Matthew Wilder C) Project X D) Interscope Records
A) 39th B) 40th C) 37th D) 38th
A) Ska revival B) Grunge movement C) Punk revival D) Pop revival
A) Beacon Street Records B) Trauma Records C) Project X D) Interscope Records
A) No Doubt B) Tragic Kingdom C) Squeal D) The Beacon Street Collection
A) Matthew Wilder B) Tony Kanal C) Eric Stefani D) The record label executive
A) 1993 B) 1990 C) 1992 D) 1995
A) January 1996 B) April 2004 C) December 1996 D) February 1999
A) Spice by Spice Girls B) Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt C) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette D) Falling into You by Celine Dion
A) December 1996 B) January 1996 C) February 1999 D) August 1997
A) April 2004 B) February 1999 C) December 1996 D) August 1997
A) Adrian Young B) Eric Stefani C) Tom Dumont D) Tony Kanal
A) Shelly Robertson B) Patrick Miller C) Dan Arsenault D) Morbido / Bizarrio
A) The Spice Girls B) The BMG Music Club C) Save Ferris D) No Doubt |