We’re back in the 1970s for more quizzing. Tranche #15 has deep cuts from XTC and Marvin Gaye, and cult favourites like Shuggie Otis.
https://www.sporcle.com/games/bedbird/can-you-fill-me-in-1970s-songs-xv
I scored 20/20, but was lucky with a 50/50 guess at the end. I finished with 2:51 remaining – can you beat my time?
Congratulations to Rich Kamerman, who scored 20/20 with 3:08 remaining in last week’s quiz.
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18/20. Pretty happy with that score. Thanks as always!
Great work!
17/20. Couldn’t figure out Chic, Shuggie Otis and Art Ensemble of Chicago. Never heard of the last two!
Shuggie Otis is probably someone you’d like. But niche for sure.
19/20. Had never heard of Art Ensemble of Chicago nor their song, which I guessed wrong.
I got that in the 50/50 at the end. I know the name but couldn’t tell you anything about them.
My 50/50 guess at the end was unsuccessful, so 19/20 for me. As for last week, I think Tony beat my time, so he deserves all the accolades.
Yeah, late entry and I’m on holiday, but he was faster. I got that 50/50 guess at the end right, was probably the same one.
17/20 for me this time.
Good work!
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20/20
Timer
01:41 I didn’t know two…and I guessed right.
Yeah, I had a 50/50 guess at the end too.
18/20 1:05 left
Great work!
thanks, G!
Shuggie Otis deep cut is a brilliant pick, way too
Shuggie Otis deep cut is a brilliant pick, way too few people know Strawberry Letter 23. My weak spot was the XTC track, I would have burned my 50/50 there. 2:51 remaining is solid, I usually barely break thirty seconds.
Yeah, Shuggie Otis was a great pick. And that’s a weird XTC pick – not a single, I don’t think, and not one of their more celebrated albums.