Welcome back to this week’s quiz.
I had to prepare this post in advance as I’m on holiday, so at the time of writing it wasn’t clear who won last week.
This week, your challenge is to link song titles to badly drawn artist images.
I thought this quiz was trickier than the first one – I bluffed my way to 18, but there were a few I was unsure about.
Can you beat my score?
I didn’t know until recently that celebrity photographer Lynn Goldsmith made a self-help parody album in 1983. It features an array of high-powered guests, including Sting, Nile Rodgers, Steve Winwood, and Todd Rundgren. Here’s the opening track:
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Process of elimination – got them all. Had to think about a few…
Great work – not many 20s this week.
12/20
Thanks for playing, good work.
🙂 thanks!
20/20 with 4:24 to spare. I love these!
Great work!
SCORE
18/20
A popular score this week…
18/20 as well.
Clearly the mode score this week!
18/20 for me.
Great work – lots of 18s this week.
17/20. Too many songs that I didn’t know.
I thought it was a bit more obscure than the second volume – normally, it’s the other way around.
Right. This time I could decipher all the pictures but I didn’t know the songs that went with them. For instance, I could figure out Twenty One Pilots but I don’t know any songs they did.
18/20 just like you and several others. 14 were easy and then it was a matter of guesses…lucky & otherwise.
Sounds a lot like my experience.
I got 10/20 with 1:19 left. I’m disappointed I got The Monkees wrong, but you live and learn. Thanks for the quiz!
Good work!
Thanks so much!