front 1 The Whisky A-Go-Go gave birth to | back 1 The Go-Go girl |
front 2 Who's next | back 2 contains 2 songs that use synthesizers as a foundation |
front 3 He was a classically trained trumpet player before joining the Grateful Dead | back 3 Phil Lesh |
front 4 The year the British invasion really took off | back 4 1964 |
front 5 This group contained future American folk rocker Graham Nash | back 5 The Hollies |
front 6 The Grateful Dead album combines studio and live recordings | back 6 Anthem of the Sun |
front 7 The Rolling stones were unable to tour in the US in the mid 1960s because of | back 7 Brian Jones's felony drug conviction |
front 8 This group played at the Red Dog Saloon in Virginia City, Nevada in the summer of 1965 | back 8 The Charlatans |
front 9 The Altamont Festival was notorious because a audience member was murdered during the performance | back 9 True |
front 10 Which does NOT describe pre-British Invasion England | back 10 Many small independent labels |
front 11 The song "Layla" was inspired by | back 11 George Harrison's wife Patti |
front 12 He invented the Lizard King stage persona | back 12 Jim Morrison |
front 13 The Beatles broke up because Yoko Ono forced John to quit | back 13 False |
front 14 When the Rolling Stones appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1967 they | back 14 Changed the words to one of their songs |
front 15 Which best describes Frank Zappa's music | back 15 Sophisticated Satirical |
front 16 Duane Allman collaborated with Eric Clapton in the group: | back 16 Derek and the Dominoes |
front 17 Beatles songs are credited as Lennon/McCartney because both John and Paul contributed to the writing of each: | back 17 False |
front 18 This album could be describes as a manifesto to non-conformity: | back 18 Freak Out! |
front 19 Which was NOT a part of the London Blues scene in the early 1960's | back 19 Jimi Hendrix |
front 20 Sticky Fingers is famous for | back 20 The Andy Warhol designed cover |
front 21 Which is true of Jim Morrison | back 21 He was arrested for exposing himself at a concert |
front 22 Which person was NOT influential to Frank Zappa in his youth: | back 22 Edward R. Murrow |
front 23 After Brian Jones's death, the Rolling Stone | back 23 Toured the US for the first time since 1964 |
front 24 Conventional wisdom holds that Woodstock was a success while Altamont was a failure | back 24 True |
front 25 This album was dark and sneering, with 2 misogynistic songs | back 25 Aftermath |
front 26 The lead vocalist for Jefferson Airplane | back 26 Grace Slick |
front 27 What was the Family Dog | back 27 A collective that promoted hallucinogenic dances |
front 28 Which was NOT an anti-war song | back 28 "Third Stone from the Sun" |
front 29 The inspiration for the song "For What it's Worth" | back 29 The Riot on Sunset Strip |
front 30 George Harrison organized this charity event in 1971 | back 30 Concert for Bangladesh |
front 31 The acid tests were staged by | back 31 Ken Kesey |
front 32 This group briefly changed their name to identify with the London mod scence | back 32 The Who |
front 33 From the beginning, the Rolling Stones audiences were more aggressive than those of the Beatles | back 33 True |
front 34 Which is NOT true of The Who | back 34 They had more #1 hits than the Rolling Stones |
front 35 He was raised by his grandparents after his mother abandoned him | back 35 Eric Clapton |
front 36 The term Mersey Beat makes reference to the Mersey River | back 36 True |
front 37 Which is NOT true of the Altamont Festival | back 37 Mick Jagger was seriously injured by a fan |
front 38 He was responsible for changing the Beatles image | back 38 Brian Epstein |
front 39 The Rolling Stones was the only group to perform at Altamont | back 39 False |
front 40 Jimi Hednrix made his American debut here | back 40 Monterey Pop Fertival |
front 41 The Jefferson Airplane played at the acid tests | back 41 False |
front 42 Haight/Ashbury was home to the first hippy community | back 42 True |
front 43 In the 1950s, most British rock and roll groups were actually more innovative than their American counterparts | back 43 False |
front 44 The Who used this motto in the mid 1960's | back 44 Maximum R&B |
front 45 Paul McCartney usually sang the songs he wrote | back 45 True |
front 46 Which is NOT true of the Beatles coming to America | back 46 They were the first rock group to be invited to the White House |
front 47 "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane" were originally intended to be included on this album | back 47 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
front 48 Eric Clapton's primary influence was | back 48 The blues |
front 49 The Doors song that makes reference to the Oedipus mythology | back 49 "The End" |
front 50 One of the first gigs for the Grateful Dead | back 50 The acid tests |
front 51 Although Tommy was a big seller, critics planned it as a gimmick | back 51 False |
front 52 This groups rock recording of a folk song went to #1 | back 52 The Animals |
front 53 He helped create the Grateful Dead's innovative sound system | back 53 Owsley Stanley |
front 54 The British equivalent of the southern cat was the | back 54 Teddy boy |
front 55 This Cream song is a cover of a Robert Johnson tune | back 55 "Crossroads" |
front 56 This was the first British blues album | back 56 R&B at the Marquee |
front 57 After the Beatles broke up Paul's music became darker while John's was more pop oriented | back 57 False |
front 58 Which name is not associated with the others | back 58 The Kozmic Blues Band |
front 59 Frank Zappa used this to explore computer-based music | back 59 Synclavier |
front 60 Which is NOT true of Pete Townshend in the late 1960's | back 60 He studied acting |
front 61 Soon after hiring Flo and Eddie, Frank Zappa | back 61 Began employing gross and sophomoric lyrics |
front 62 Which is NOT correct, Jim Morrison died | back 62 While writing his memoirs |
front 63 Which is NOT true, before joining the Doors, Jim Morrison | back 63 Had a stable, uneventful childhood |
front 64 The term "Beatlemania" was coined by | back 64 The Daily Mirror |
front 65 Janis Joplin's musical roots were in | back 65 The Blues |
front 66 Ken Kesey wrote this book | back 66 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest |
front 67 The Charlatans set the stylistic tone for the 1960's Bay Area music scene | back 67 True |
front 68 Two of the electric ballrooms in San Francisco were the Avalon and the: | back 68 Fillmore |
front 69 Which is the correct Eric Clapton career path | back 69 Yardbirds/Blues Breakers/Cream/Blind Faith |
front 70 The Beatles early rise to fame was due in large part to the constant airplay of their records by the BBC | back 70 False |
front 71 The author of the Psychedelic Experience | back 71 Timothy Leary |
front 72 He often made records by splicing together snippets of different tapes and adding overdubs | back 72 Frank Zappa |
front 73 Most of the song about the Vietnam war were for it | back 73 False |
front 74 Which unique fact about The Doors is true | back 74 The bass parts were played by the organist's left hand |
front 75 Which is NOT a characteristic of the White Album | back 75 It was originally to be a no overdubs, back-to-basics concept |
front 76 Rick and the Ravens were important because they | back 76 Morphed into The Doors |
front 77 The Jefferson Airplane album includes the song "Somebody to Love" | back 77 Surrealistic Pillow |
front 78 Which band was Janis Joplin NOT a member of | back 78 The Charlatans |
front 79 Hunter S. Thompson, Greil Marcus, and Cameron Crowe were all | back 79 Writers for Rolling Stone Magazine |
front 80 His interest in Indian music culture added to the diversity of Beatles songs | back 80 George Harrison |
front 81 The Grateful Dead's followers | back 81 Deadheads |
front 82 The Beatles album that more than any other is considered a cultural milestone | back 82 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band |
front 83 During the production of Let it Be, the Beatles performed a rooftop concert that was filmed | back 83 True |
front 84 The Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) | back 84 Staged the first large-scaled anti-war rally |
front 85 He coined the phrase "Turn on, tune in, drop out" | back 85 Timothy Leary |
front 86 The Woodstock Music and Arts fair was held in | back 86 Bethel, New York |
front 87 Which is NOT a characteristic of Revoler | back 87 Bob Dylan wrote one of songs |
front 88 The film Gimme Shelter was shot at | back 88 The Altamont Festival |
front 89 Rock music of the 1960's mirrored the culture changes going on in America | back 89 True |
front 90 He was the leader of the Merry Pranksters | back 90 Ken Kesey |
front 91 Rolling Stone magazine was founded in Los Angeles | back 91 False |
front 92 He played the guitar left handed | back 92 Jimi Hendrix |
front 93 In 1967, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, and Keith Richards all | back 93 Were arrested on drug charges |
front 94 This band had a pension fund and a health insurance plan | back 94 The Grateful Dead |
front 95 This Do-It-yourself music was popular in England in the 1950's | back 95 Skiffle |
front 96 The debut album by the Jimi Hendrix Experience | back 96 Are You Experienced? |
front 97 This was known as "the gathering of tribes" | back 97 Human be-in |
front 98 Which best describes the Grateful Dead's early albums | back 98 Experimental |
front 99 This band emerged from weekly jam sessions held in Haight Ashbury in 1965 | back 99 Big Brother and the Holding Company |
front 100 One unique highlight of this song is the use of a piccolo trumpet solo | back 100 "Penny Lane" |
front 101 The Word hippie was first used | back 101 In a Newspaper article |
front 102 The official cause of Brian Jones's death | back 102 Misadventure |
front 103 In the early years, the "pretty boy" member of the Rolling Stones was | back 103 Brian Jones |
front 104 Janis Joplin died before finishing her last album | back 104 True |
front 105 Which is NOT associated with the Grateful Dead | back 105 Criticism for being too corporate, commercial |
front 106 Early on, the Rolling Stones decided to portray themselves as | back 106 Anti-Beatles |
front 107 Generally speaking, John Lennon's songwriting was more _____ than Paul's | back 107 Avant-garde |
front 108 On this album, Phil Spector was brought in to finish the album | back 108 Let It Be |
front 109 The Doors got their name from | back 109 A book by Aldous Huxley |
front 110 He established a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in the Caribbean | back 110 Eric Clapton |
front 111 This Beatles album was inspired by Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters | back 111 Magical Mystery Tour |
front 112 Which was an important element of Jimi Hendrix's style | back 112 Distortion and Feedback |
front 113 This group's sound system was called the Wall of Sound | back 113 The Grateful Dead |
front 114 The only Beatles album that George Martin did not produce | back 114 Let IT Be |
front 115 Some rock musicians began using psychedelic drugs to achieve increased levels of creativity | back 115 True |
front 116 Generally speaking, the first Rolling Stones recording were mostly | back 116 R&B covers |
front 117 The line, "I hope I die before I get old" is from this song | back 117 "My Generation" |
front 118 Who were the Diggers | back 118 A radical theatre group |
front 119 Although progressive rock radio is often associated with San Francisco, it was actually first tired in Philadelphia | back 119 True |