A) Starlight B) Take a Bow C) Exo-Politics D) Assassin
A) you corrupt / and bring corruption to all that you touch B) black holes and revelations C) Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse D) orchestrated alien invasion
A) Starlight and Invincible B) Exo-Politics and Assassin C) Soldier's Poem and Starlight D) Map of the Problematique and Supermassive Black Hole
A) A populist revolt against the New World Order B) An orchestrated alien invasion for increasing military budgets and building space weapons C) A personal revelation of an everyday nature D) A soldier realizing they are being used
A) A knight galloping in Cydonia B) Someone realising they are being used C) An alien invading Earth D) A political leader being attacked
A) Economic inflation and taxation B) New World Order conspiracy C) Abusive power D) Unjustifiable war
A) Classical literature B) The unknown in general C) Modern technology D) Historical biographies
A) Assassin B) Invincible C) Starlight D) Soldier's Poem
A) Hope, despair, and pride B) Joy, apathy, and fear C) Regret, ambition, and love D) Sadness, greed, and jealousy
A) Exo-Politics lyrics B) Starlight lyrics C) Knights of Cydonia lyrics D) Take a Bow lyrics
A) Conspiracy theories about alien invasions B) Songs from unknown regions of the imagination C) Something personal, genuine, and everyday that people can relate to D) The galloping of the Four Horsemen
A) Attacks on political leaders B) Rebellious paranoia tracks C) Songs from the more unknown regions of the imagination D) Personal revelations of an everyday nature
A) London, UK B) Cydonia, Mars C) Bardenas, Spain D) Dundee, Scotland
A) The Four Horsemen B) Matthew Bellamy C) BBC Radio 1 D) Storm Thorgerson
A) An orchestrated alien invasion B) The galloping of 'Knights of Cydonia' and 'Invincible' C) The UK singles chart success D) A soldier's poem perspective
A) The New World Order conspiracy B) A populist revolt C) The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse D) Black holes and revelations
A) May 13 B) August 18 C) July 3 D) June 19
A) London, England B) Bardenas, Spain C) Dundee, Scotland D) Tokyo, Japan
A) Supermassive Black Hole, Starlight and Knights of Cydonia B) Take a Bow, Starlight and Invincible C) Invincible, Map of the Problematique and Soldier's Poem D) Take a Bow, Exo-Politics and Assassin
A) August 18, 2009 B) July 3, 2006 C) May 13, 2006 D) June 19, 2006
A) Number nine B) Number two C) Number ten D) Number four
A) Only Starlight and Knights of Cydonia B) Assassin, Starlight and Invincible C) Starlight, Knights of Cydonia, Invincible and Map of the Problematique D) Take a Bow, Exo-Politics, Assassin and Soldier's Poem
A) Four weeks B) Ten weeks C) Two weeks D) One week
A) 13 June 2006 B) 19 June 2006 C) 18 August 2009 D) 3 July 2006
A) Number nine B) Number two C) Number four D) Number 10
A) Starlight and Supermassive Black Hole B) Invincible and Map of the Problematique C) Take a Bow and Exo-Politics D) Assassin and Soldier's Poem
A) Knights of Cydonia B) Invincible C) Starlight D) Supermassive Black Hole
A) Number nine B) Number four C) Number 10 D) Number two
A) Number 10 B) Number two C) Number nine D) Number four
A) 13 June 2006 B) 3 July 2006 C) 18 August 2009 D) 19 June 2006
A) US, Australia, Taiwan and Japan B) China, India, South Korea and Singapore C) Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina D) Spain, France, Germany and Italy
A) Studio outtakes of Take a Bow and Exo-Politics B) Documentaries about Bardenas, Spain and Storm Thorgerson C) Live performances from BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in its entirety D) Videos and live renditions of Supermassive Black Hole, Knights of Cydonia and Starlight
A) 22 March 2024 B) 13 June 2006 C) 18 August 2009 D) 3 July 2006
A) 18 August 2009 B) 22 March 2024 C) June 19, 2006 D) 3 July 2006
A) 1,000,000 copies B) 250,000 copies C) 115,144 copies D) 50,000 copies
A) Billboard B) Q Magazine C) BPI D) BBC
A) More than one million copies B) 115,144 copies C) 500,000 copies D) Ten million copies
A) It caused a populist revolt B) It popularised Muse in the US C) It banned vinyl LPs D) It started an alien invasion
A) BPI B) Billboard C) BBC Radio 1 D) Q
A) Take a Bow and Exo-Politics B) Knights of Cydonia and Invincible C) Assassin and Soldier's Poem D) Supermassive Black Hole and Starlight
A) Third B) Fourth C) Second D) First
A) Rich Costey B) Matt Bellamy C) Tom Tom D) Chris Wolstenholme
A) Led Zeppelin B) Radiohead C) Depeche Mode D) The Beatles
A) Metallica B) Lightning Bolt C) Nirvana D) U2
A) Ancient alien architect theories B) New World Order conspiracies C) Moon landing hoaxes D) Secret society financial conspiracies
A) Three B) One C) Ten D) Five
A) Quadruple platinum B) Platinum C) Double platinum D) Gold
A) Platinum B) Triple platinum C) Quadruple platinum D) Gold
A) The Pulitzer Prize B) The Mercury Prize C) The Brit Award for Best Album D) The Grammy Award for Album of the Year
A) Hullabaloo B) HAARP C) Live at Rome D) Absolution Live
A) Absolution B) The Resistance C) Origin of Symmetry D) Showbiz
A) 2001 B) 2006 C) 2003 D) 2005
A) Avatar Studios B) Townhouse Studios C) Electric Lady Studios D) Studio Miraval
A) Matt Bellamy B) Dominic Howard C) Chris Wolstenholme D) Rich Costey
A) Rich Costey B) Matt Bellamy C) Chris Wolstenholme D) Tom Tom
A) They had a huge budget B) They only had to record three songs C) The band had no deadline D) The producer did all the work
A) Paris B) New York City C) Milan D) London
A) Synthesizer programming B) DJing C) Sound engineering D) Classical piano
A) Vox AC30 B) Orange Rockerverb C) Fender Twin Reverb D) Marshall JCM800
A) Ampeg V4 B) Vox AC15 C) Roland Jazz Chorus D) Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier
A) Buchla 200e B) Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 C) Moog Minimoog D) Roland Jupiter-8
A) Guitar solos B) Bass lines C) Synthesizer tracks D) Vocals
A) Electric Lady Studios, New York B) Studio Miraval, France C) Townhouse Studios, London D) Avatar Studios, New York
A) Prince B) Philip Glass C) Elvis Presley D) George Bellamy
A) A prepared piano B) A mariachi trumpet C) A Moog synthesiser D) A flamenco guitar
A) Drums B) Guitar C) Keyboard D) Synthesiser
A) A surf rock single with mariachi trumpets B) A long progressive rock song with a huge piano break C) An acoustic ballad inspired by Elvis Presley D) A short dance track with club beats
A) Philip Glass B) Elvis Presley C) Prince D) George Bellamy
A) Costey B) Matt Bellamy C) Dominic Howard D) George Bellamy
A) Massive, epic approach B) Small studio with vintage equipment C) Noise rock jam D) Acoustic club session
A) Classical trumpet B) Jazz trumpet C) Mariachi trumpet D) Blues trumpet
A) With string arpeggios B) With a massive piano break C) With a guitar solo D) With a mariachi trumpet fanfare
A) Food poisoning B) Band injuries C) Bad weather D) Poor ticket sales
A) Lollapalooza B) Coachella C) Bonnaroo D) Glastonbury
A) My Chemical Romance B) Tool C) Radiohead D) Green Day
A) July B) November C) October D) June
A) Lollapalooza 2007 B) Benicàssim Festival C) KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas D) Big Day Out Festival
A) 90 B) 65 C) 75 D) 85
A) Generally favourable reviews B) Universal acclaim C) Mixed or average reviews D) Generally unfavourable reviews
A) 32 B) 15 C) 50 D) 100
A) Andrew Perry B) Will Hermes C) Christian Hoard D) Barry Schwartz
A) Will Hermes B) Noel Murray C) Anthony Thorton D) Christian Hoard
A) Radiohead B) The Darkness C) Queen D) Green Day
A) Andrew Perry B) Brian Raferty C) Barry Schwartz D) Noel Murray
A) Barry Schwartz B) Will Hermes C) Anthony Thorton D) Christian Hoard
A) Pitchfork B) E! Online C) NME D) The Guardian
A) Brian Raferty B) Anthony Thorton C) Christian Hoard D) Noel Murray
A) The A.V. Club B) The Guardian C) The Los Angeles Times D) Pitchfork
A) The Guardian B) E! Online C) Stylus Magazine D) The Los Angeles Times
A) A B) D+ C) C- D) B+
A) Brian Raferty B) Christian Hoard C) Andrew Perry D) Noel Murray
A) Jarring and half-baked B) Mumbo jumbo about persecution C) Too serious and authentic D) Corny and bombastic
A) Spin B) Pitchfork C) NME D) Rolling Stone
A) 2006 B) 2008 C) 2009 D) 2011
A) Classic Rock B) Rhapsody C) NME D) Q
A) The century B) All time C) The decade D) The year
A) 44th B) 18th C) 74th D) 34th
A) Triple J Hottest 100 B) Rhapsody Top 100 Tracks C) Q Magazine Top 100 D) Mercury Prize Countdown
A) 2009 B) 2007 C) 2008 D) 2006 |