Congratulations to Rich from KamerTunesBlog, who scored the only 30/30 in last week’s quiz.
This week, your challenge is to correctly identify the title of a debut album when given three choices for each artist. As a hint, the self-titled option isn’t always correct.
Graham Fyfe is probably the only music blogger to appreciate Neil Diamond and Ariana Grande. Aphoristic Album Reviews features reviews and blog posts across a growing spectrum of popular music.
25 Comments
Just 16/20 for me this week. My reign at the top is over. 😀
You were holding onto a lead for quite a while there. I enjoyed your Big Country podcast today.
15/20, 1:52 left
Good work – you’re currently in the bronze medal position.
Yeah, I stunk that up. 14/20. That was harder than I thought it would be.
14 isn’t too bad – the highest score was 16 when you posted.
11/20
Good work, thanks for playing.
18/20 a lot of guessing….
Again…she put together a heck of a band. I’m listening to them as much as her.
Looks like you’re leading so far!
Wow….I would have never thought I would know G.B. debut album… It was a good mixture of genres.
I’m not really a fan, but I think I knew for some reason.
I got 15/20 with 1:30 left. It was a bit confusing when some artists chose to use their actual name for their debut album title, while others didn’t. Thanks for the quiz!
Yes, The Beach Boys’ self-titled album was their 25th….
Oh dang!!!
11 I knew. Forget the rest.
“a church house, gin house
a school house, outhouse…”
You might have done better with some Ike and Tina…
Glad to know someone else is a Big Country fan!
19/20 – torpedoed by lack of interest of knowledge in The Chicks
Yes, I don’t know much about them either.
16/20
Good work!
17/20. I thought that totally sucked till I saw the comments.
Yeah, it was a tough one this week.
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Just 16/20 for me this week. My reign at the top is over. 😀
You were holding onto a lead for quite a while there. I enjoyed your Big Country podcast today.
15/20, 1:52 left
Good work – you’re currently in the bronze medal position.
Yeah, I stunk that up. 14/20. That was harder than I thought it would be.
14 isn’t too bad – the highest score was 16 when you posted.
11/20
Good work, thanks for playing.
18/20 a lot of guessing….
Again…she put together a heck of a band. I’m listening to them as much as her.
Looks like you’re leading so far!
Wow….I would have never thought I would know G.B. debut album… It was a good mixture of genres.
I’m not really a fan, but I think I knew for some reason.
I got 15/20 with 1:30 left. It was a bit confusing when some artists chose to use their actual name for their debut album title, while others didn’t. Thanks for the quiz!
Yes, The Beach Boys’ self-titled album was their 25th….
Oh dang!!!
11 I knew. Forget the rest.
“a church house, gin house
a school house, outhouse…”
You might have done better with some Ike and Tina…
Glad to know someone else is a Big Country fan!
19/20 – torpedoed by lack of interest of knowledge in The Chicks
Yes, I don’t know much about them either.
16/20
Good work!
17/20. I thought that totally sucked till I saw the comments.
Yeah, it was a tough one this week.
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