A) Twenty years after its release B) Immediately upon its release C) In the year 2000 D) A decade after its release
A) Christgau B) Philip Sherburne C) Tom Hibbert D) Colin Larkin
A) The Encyclopedia of Popular Music B) The Perfect Collection C) Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums D) Christgau's Record Guide: Rock Albums of the Seventies
A) A classic jazz fusion masterpiece B) The definitive punk rock album C) The first heavy metal record D) The original art-rock record
A) Tom Hibbert B) Colin Larkin C) Philip Sherburne D) Robert Christgau
A) The Guardian B) Q magazine C) Spin D) Rolling Stone
A) The most important American musical works of the 20th century B) The 100 albums that defined the 1970s C) The 100 best selling albums of all time D) The most controversial rock albums ever
A) The most underrated rock album of the century B) The first modern art-rock record C) The most prophetic rock album ever made D) The greatest album of the 1960s
A) 13 B) 23 C) 1 D) 42
A) 24 B) 13 C) 100 D) 500
A) 22nd B) 13th C) 42nd D) 1st
A) Q magazine B) Time magazine C) The Observer D) Pitchfork
A) Pitchfork B) The Guardian C) Rolling Stone D) Spin
A) Colin Larkin B) Robert Christgau C) Tom Hibbert D) Philip Sherburne
A) 2006 B) 2008 C) 2000 D) 1997
A) 2025 B) 2008 C) 2003 D) 2006
A) The Library of Congress B) Apple C) NPR D) Time magazine
A) 2012 B) 2010 C) 2013 D) 2011
A) Andy Warhol and John Cale B) Nico and Lou Reed C) Lou Reed and Sterling Morrison D) John Cale and Lou Reed
A) Vinyl record reissues B) iPhone and iPad cases C) Clothing merchandise D) Posters and art prints
A) Incase Designs B) Velvet Records C) Warhol Enterprises D) Apple Inc.
A) A settlement payment agreement B) A binding promise not to take legal action over copyright C) A license transfer agreement D) A public apology statement
A) John Roberts B) Alison J. Nathan C) Ruth Bader Ginsburg D) Sonia Sotomayor
A) It lacked a 'case or controversy' because no actual harm was imminent B) The partnership failed to pay filing fees C) The Foundation proved they owned the copyright D) The statute of limitations had expired
A) A summary judgment B) An advisory opinion C) A bench trial D) A preliminary injunction
A) January 2012 B) December 2012 C) Late May 2013 D) March 2013
A) I'm Waiting for the Man B) Femme Fatale C) Venus in Furs D) All Tomorrow's Parties
A) Hubert Selby, Jr. B) Raymond Chandler C) William S. Burroughs D) Leopold von Sacher-Masoch
A) New York University B) The Factory C) Columbia University D) Syracuse University
A) Edie Sedgwick B) Andy Warhol C) La Monte Young D) Nico
A) January 1966 B) December 1964 C) March 1967 D) July 1965
A) Richard Goldstein B) La Monte Young C) John Cage D) Andy Warhol
A) Ostrich guitar tuning B) Drop D tuning C) Open G tuning D) Standard tuning
A) Tambourine B) Guitar C) Viola D) Bass drum
A) Lou Reed B) Richard Goldstein C) Robert Christgau D) Adam Budofsky
A) Lying down B) Sitting on a high stool C) Sitting on the floor D) Standing up
A) Nelson Algren B) Raymond Chandler C) Victor Bockris D) Allen Ginsberg
A) Lou Reed B) Angus MacLise C) John Cale D) Sterling Morrison
A) 1968 B) 1967 C) 1965 D) 1966
A) Paul Morrissey B) Norman Dolph C) John Cale D) Andy Warhol
A) Atlantic Records B) Columbia Records C) Elektra Records D) Verve Records
A) Lou Reed B) Nico C) Sterling Morrison D) Maureen Tucker
A) Fifth Avenue B) Broadway C) Ludlow Street D) Wall Street
A) Environmentalism B) Political revolution C) Religious conflict D) Drug abuse
A) The Velvet Underground & Nico B) Abbey Road C) Dark Side of the Moon D) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
A) Four B) Three C) Five D) Two
A) I'm Waiting for the Man B) Heroin C) Venus in Furs D) Sunday Morning
A) Paul Morrissey B) Tom Wilson C) John Licata D) Norman Dolph
A) A Warhol painting B) A custom guitar C) Stock in the record label D) Royalties
A) Too short B) Lack of commercial appeal C) Poor production quality D) Drug references
A) Scepter Studios B) Mayfair Recording Studios C) TTG Studios D) Abbey Road Studios
A) Diamond B) Platinum C) Gold D) Silver
A) Total control B) Complete technical direction C) He was the primary arranger D) Little influence
A) John Licata B) Norman Dolph C) Andy Warhol D) Tom Wilson
A) John Cale B) MGM C) Sterling Morrison D) Andy Warhol
A) Oooh, that's fantastic B) Make it louder C) That is not good enough D) Change the tempo
A) Bright yellow B) Flesh-colored C) White D) Black
A) Inside the jewel case, beneath the CD B) On the front cover C) On the back cover D) In the booklet
A) A political statement B) A phallic symbol C) An ode to pop art D) A symbol of the music industry
A) Blake Gopnik B) Eric Emerson C) Andy Warhol D) Lou Reed
A) An erotic art show B) The Exploding Plastic Inevitable C) The Factory opening D) A recording session
A) Andy Warhol B) Nico C) Lou Reed D) Eric Emerson
A) It was painted over B) A white label was placed over it C) A large black sticker D) It was cropped out
A) Pitchfork B) Rolling Stone C) NME D) Billboard
A) March 31 B) April 1 C) March 12 D) March 4
A) 171 B) 199 C) 195 D) 182
A) 30,000 B) 58,476 C) 10,000 D) 200,000
A) 10,000 B) 58,476 C) 200,000 D) 30,000
A) Brian Eno B) Sterling Morrison C) Jeff Gold D) Richie Unterberger
A) They were part of the underground radio scene B) They regretted their purchase C) They were all fans of Warhol D) Everyone who bought one started a band
A) November 18, 1967 B) December 16, 1967 C) June 10, 1967 D) January 6, 1968
A) Billboard B) Village Voice C) Vibrations D) Jazz & Pop
A) A depressing image B) A masterpiece of art C) A conversation piece D) The wildest front cover yet
A) Dylan B) Nico C) Andy Warhol D) The Rolling Stones
A) His best B) His worst C) A failed experiment D) His most commercial work
A) 12-tone rock 'n' roll B) Electric viola experimentation C) Savage sound D) Sophisticated folk-rock
A) The Riats B) Melvins C) The Electrical Banana D) Thee Oh Sees
A) In a tent in Vietnam B) In a club in The Hague C) In a basement in Buenos Aires D) In a studio in California
A) Castle Face and Friends B) The Riats C) The Electrical Banana D) The Melvins
A) Vietnam B) California C) Argentina D) The Hague
A) Thee Oh Sees B) The Electrical Banana C) Nirvana D) Melvins
A) Run, Run, Run B) Here She Comes Now C) Venus in Furs D) Sunday Morning
A) Ty Segall B) Iggy Pop C) Bobby Gillespie D) Giovanni Ribisi
A) Vietnam B) United States C) The Netherlands D) Argentina
A) Nigel Godrich B) St. Vincent C) Sharon Van Etten D) Ty Segall
A) Beck B) Dean Kohler C) Iggy Pop D) Kelley Stoltz
A) On a split 7" single B) As a vinyl 45 RPM record C) Online in video form D) Exclusively at concerts in Buenos Aires
A) 2012 B) 1991 C) 2009 D) 2021
A) Steve Sesnick B) Bill Levenson C) Tom Wilson D) Norman Dolph
A) White Light/White Heat B) Melody Laughter C) Ludlow Street D) Chelsea Girl
A) Percussion B) Celeste C) Lead guitar D) Electric viola
A) 1996 B) 1995 C) 1967 D) 1986
A) All Tomorrow's Parties B) Heroin C) Sunday Morning D) Venus in Furs
A) Steve Sesnick B) Bill Levenson C) John Licata D) Norman Dolph
A) Venus in Furs B) I'm Waiting for the Man C) Heroin D) Melody Laughter
A) One hour B) Five minutes C) Ten minutes D) Thirty minutes
A) 2010 B) 2012 C) 2002 D) 2004
A) All Tomorrow's Parties B) European Son C) Miss Joanie Lee D) Femme Fatale
A) Rarities Edition B) 45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition C) Original 2002 Deluxe Edition D) Vinyl re-issue
A) A previously unreleased live performance from 1966 B) Demo versions of Nico's songs C) Remastered mono mixes D) An interview with the band |