A) January 20, 1996 B) October 10, 1995 C) November 11, 1997 D) May 1996
A) Trauma and Interscope B) MuchMusic and Interscope C) Trauma and MuchMusic D) Universal and HMV
A) Ska bands and radio DJs B) Teenage girls and music critics C) High school students and the skateboarding community D) College students and indie music fans
A) Lollapalooza B) Tragic Kingdom Tour C) Warped Tour D) Blockbuster Tour
A) 100 B) 89 C) 175 D) 436
A) A Channel One News program B) A MuchMusic special C) A local radio interview in Fresno D) A live performance on MTV
A) A skateboarding festival in Anaheim B) A mall in Toronto C) A Blockbuster store in Fresno D) The Arrowhead Pond
A) Fresno, California B) Los Angeles, California C) Toronto, Ontario D) Anaheim, California
A) Chuck Eddy and Robert Christgau B) David Fricke and David Browne C) Stephen Thomas Erlewine and Colin Larkin D) Luc Lafortune and Michael Keeling
A) Two months B) Two and a half years C) One year D) Six months
A) A lounge-bred professional set B) A giant ska-band horn C) A forest of clear and mylar rain D) Three anthropomorphic trees with glowing oranges
A) The Videos 1992–2003 B) Boom Box C) Everything in Time D) Live in the Tragic Kingdom
A) The Singles 1992–2003 B) Boom Box C) Tragic Kingdom: The Collection D) Everything in Time
A) Robert Christgau B) Chuck Eddy C) David Fricke D) David Browne
A) Just a Girl B) Sixteen C) Don't Speak D) Spiderwebs
A) David Browne B) David Fricke C) Mike Boehm D) Robert Christgau
A) Identical in style B) A marked improvement C) Less kinetic D) A regression into ramble
A) Robert Christgau B) David Fricke C) Bill Holdship D) Chuck Eddy
A) Best New Artist B) Best Pop Performance C) Album of the Year D) Best Music Video
A) 1997 B) 2020 C) 2000 D) 2003
A) Eric Stefani B) Tony Kanal C) Gwen Stefani D) Dumont
A) Flamenco B) Country C) Ska punk D) Dancehall
A) Eric Stefani's life experiences B) Political issues C) Historical events D) Her own life experiences
A) Don't Speak B) Spiderwebs C) Just a Girl D) Sunday Morning
A) Female stereotypes B) Driving in the rain C) A difficult breakup D) Persistent phone calls
A) Gwen Stefani B) Tony Kanal C) Dumont D) Eric Stefani
A) 18 weeks B) 20 weeks C) 10 weeks D) 16 weeks
A) No commercial single was released B) It was too long for radio C) The band refused to promote it D) It was considered a ballad
A) Avoiding persistent phone calls B) A childhood memory C) Female stereotypes D) A difficult breakup
A) A conversation about touring B) A fight through a bathroom door C) A dream Gwen had D) A letter from a fan
A) Happy Now? B) Sunday Morning C) Excuse Me Mr. D) Hey You!
A) Spiderwebs B) Happy Now? C) Just a Girl D) Iris
A) Gwen Stefani B) Sophie Muller C) Eric Stefani D) Tony Kanal
A) He disliked touring B) He wanted a solo career C) He had creative differences with Gwen D) The band broke up
A) 5 B) 11 C) 21 D) 15
A) Tom Dumont B) Daniel Arsenault C) David J. Holman D) Paul Palmer
A) A local radio DJ B) Paul Palmer C) Tom Dumont's seventh-grade teacher D) Gwen Stefani's father
A) San Diego, California B) Hollywood, California C) Anaheim, California D) Santa Monica, California
A) Paul Palmer B) David J. Holman C) Daniel Arsenault D) Tom Dumont
A) Disneyland B) A city street C) An orange grove D) A recording studio
A) Paul Palmer B) Gwen C) David J. Holman D) Tom Dumont
A) US$2,000 B) US$5,000 C) US$500 D) US$10,000
A) 2001 B) 2010 C) 1999 D) 2005
A) No Doubt History B) Anaheim Rock C) Tragic Kingdom D) The Orange Groove
A) Fourth B) First C) Second D) Third
A) Interscope Records B) Trauma Records C) Project X D) Matthew Wilder
A) 38th B) 37th C) 40th D) 39th
A) Grunge movement B) Punk revival C) Ska revival D) Pop revival
A) Project X B) Beacon Street Records C) Interscope Records D) Trauma Records
A) The Beacon Street Collection B) Tragic Kingdom C) Squeal D) No Doubt
A) The record label executive B) Eric Stefani C) Matthew Wilder D) Tony Kanal
A) 1993 B) 1990 C) 1992 D) 1995
A) April 2004 B) January 1996 C) December 1996 D) February 1999
A) Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette B) Falling into You by Celine Dion C) Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt D) Spice by Spice Girls
A) August 1997 B) January 1996 C) December 1996 D) February 1999
A) February 1999 B) April 2004 C) August 1997 D) December 1996
A) Tom Dumont B) Eric Stefani C) Tony Kanal D) Adrian Young
A) Morbido / Bizarrio B) Shelly Robertson C) Dan Arsenault D) Patrick Miller
A) No Doubt B) Save Ferris C) The Spice Girls D) The BMG Music Club |