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Music Quiz: Artist to Badly Drawn Songs 1970s

Congratulations to kingclover and ElecticMusicLover, who both scored 36/38 in last week’s tough ‘The’ Bands quiz. It included some obscure answers like The Donnas and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones.

This week, it’s a return to the badly drawn franchise. Can you name these badly drawn songs from the 1970s?

https://www.sporcle.com/games/MoMosMoProblems/artist-to-badly-drawn-song-70s-1

I got them all correct, with 3:01 remaining.

We’re out of lockdown in most of New Zealand now, but in case you want to know what I was doing, this is my daughters’ project. They decided to make a pick-a-path story. https://alienpickapath.wordpress.com/. I helped keep them on track and to collate it into a website and my wife helped draw a few things, but they did most of the planning, drawing and writing themselves.

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  1. PS. Blob and Hump, good band name. Funny to see kids today doing projects online. I’m so old we used slide rules to measure and notebooks from the stationery store. And #2 pencils. Cute story.

    • Thanks for reading! It’s certainly a much better era to have a school lockdown, since there are lots of resources online. We don’t have a slide rule at home, so that would be out of the question – and I don’t even know how to use one.

          • Well, yes and no. The 1918 flu killed at least 50 million people worldwide with no real air travel. The trenches in WWI were carriers in port towns like Boston. Coronavirus spreads exponentially.

          • Yeah, it’s crazy that it spread so far. That flu killed lots of otherwise healthy 20-somethings.

          • Luckily our left wing government is in at the moment – don’t think the right wing guys would have done so well. Although our right isn’t very right by American standards – more comparable to Democrats than Republicans. The Republican-type parties are weird little fringe groups that don’t get into parliament.

  2. 15/20 with 2:05 left. I also check out your family choose-your-own adventure. Very neat! That had to have taken some time to put together. So creative and also has teaching moments in it.

  3. I felt like I did pretty well with 16/20. Interesting that of all those bands you found obscure that the Bosstones were one of them. They weren’t a big hit on your side of the world?

    • I feel like Bosstones were big at the time, but they haven’t really had any attention for years. They are kind of in a niche genre though, so maybe they’re still big in their circle.

  4. Neat pick a path story – first time through I ended up on planet marshmallow. Second time in the NZ bush. I think I preferred the first option. Cool creature names too!

  5. 14/20 with 1:42 left.

    The story was pretty nice. I ended up being helped by the Marshmallows. I knew there was a reason I liked marshmallows.

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