Axl Rose - Quiz
A) AC/DC B) Guns N' Roses C) Metallica D) Nirvana
A) 1987 B) 2000 C) 1993 D) 1975
A) Drums B) Bass C) Guitar D) Vocals
A) Los Angeles, California B) London, England C) New York City, New York D) Lafayette, Indiana
A) Izzy Stradlin B) Slash C) Duff McKagan D) Steven Adler
A) Hip Hop Hall of Fame B) Rock and Roll Hall of Fame C) Country Music Hall of Fame D) Blues Hall of Fame
A) Lies B) Chinese Democracy C) Appetite for Destruction D) Use Your Illusion
A) Chinese Democracy B) Appetite for Destruction C) Use Your Illusion I D) The Spaghetti Incident?
A) Paradise City B) Sweet Child o' Mine C) Welcome to the Jungle D) November Rain
A) Belting B) Whispering C) Yodeling D) Screaming
A) William Bruce Rose III B) William Bruce Rose Sr. C) William Bruce Rose Jr. D) William Bruce Bailey
A) Late 30s B) Late 20s C) Early 30s D) Early 20s
A) Baptist church B) Catholic church C) Methodist church D) Pentecostal church
A) Paul Tobias B) William Bruce Rose Sr. C) Jeff Isbell D) Stephen L. Bailey
A) W. Rose B) Axl Rose C) Bruce Rose D) William Rose
A) The Bailey Trio B) L.A. Guns C) Hollywood Rose D) Guns N' Roses
A) 1984 B) Before signing with Geffen Records in March 1986 C) 1985 D) 1987
A) Moved to Los Angeles B) Became a music supervisor C) Changed Axl's name to William Bruce Bailey D) Married Stephen L. Bailey
A) Music supervisor in Hollywood B) Music teacher C) Local delinquent D) Pentecostal preacher
A) Books B) Musical instruments C) Televisions D) Record players
A) Performed with his siblings B) Played the piano C) Taught music D) Wrote songs
A) Different voices B) A new song C) A new singing style D) A new band
A) 1986 B) 1983 C) 1985 D) 1984
A) Telstar Studios B) Electric Lady Studios C) Record Plant D) Sunset Sound Recorders
A) Ready to Rumble B) Appetite for Destruction C) The Roots of Guns N' Roses D) Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide
A) Night manager B) Sales associate C) Cashier D) Store manager
A) Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide B) Appetite for Destruction C) Use Your Illusion I D) The Spaghetti Incident?
A) The Rainbow Bar and Grill B) The Roxy Theatre C) The Troubadour D) Whisky a Go Go
A) $10 per hour B) $8 per hour C) $15 per hour D) $12 per hour
A) 'Paradise City' B) 'Nightrain' C) 'Welcome to the Jungle' D) 'Sweet Child o' Mine'
A) It became the best-selling debut album. B) It was the best-selling album of the 1980s. C) It was the best-selling album of all time. D) It was the best-selling album by a British band.
A) He stated he was against homosexuality. B) He considered himself 'pro-heterosexual' but not against homosexuals. C) He was openly supportive of the LGBTQ+ community. D) He refused to comment on the issue.
A) Gilby Clarke B) Izzy Stradlin C) Matt Sorum D) Dizzy Reed
A) Gilby Clarke B) Dizzy Reed C) Steven Adler D) Matt Sorum
A) Monterey Pop Festival B) Woodstock '92 C) The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert D) Live Aid
A) Bohemian Rhapsody B) Rocket Man C) We Will Rock You D) Candle in the Wind
A) Nirvana B) Metallica C) Alice in Chains D) Soundgarden
A) Bob Dylan B) Paul McCartney C) Freddie Mercury D) Elvis Presley
A) A third party B) Axl Rose C) Stephanie Seymour D) Slash
A) $10 million. B) $15 million. C) $20 million. D) $13 million.
A) The Simpsons B) Family Guy C) New Looney Tunes D) South Park
A) Aerosmith B) Hanoi Rocks C) The Beatles D) Black Sabbath
A) Asphalt Ballet B) Don Henley C) Steve Jones D) The Outpatience
A) Homeopathic medicine B) Allopathic medicine C) Ayurvedic medicine D) Traditional Chinese medicine
A) Slash. B) Paul 'Huge' Tobias. C) Duff McKagan. D) Matt Sorum.
A) Bass B) Bass-baritone C) Baritone D) Tenor
A) As 'a hero' B) As 'a cancer' C) As 'a friend' D) As 'a genius'
A) Nathan Yocum B) Izzy Stradlin C) Slash D) Duff McKagan
A) Azoff won the lawsuit B) The lawsuits are still ongoing C) Both suits were settled D) Rose won the lawsuit
A) $5,000,000 B) $2,500,000 C) $1,000,000 D) $3,500,000
A) Anxiety disorder B) Bipolar disorder C) Depression D) Schizophrenia
A) Charles Manson B) Slash C) Elton John D) Izzy Stradlin
A) Genetic predisposition B) Environmental factors C) Chronic infections D) Psychosomatic 'self-punishment'
A) Shiloh Blue for a boy, Willow Amelia for a girl B) David and Emily C) Michael and Sarah D) James and Lily
A) April 28, 1990 B) December 31, 1990 C) January 1, 1990 D) July 4, 1990
A) January 2006. B) November 2008. C) December 2009. D) January 2001.
A) Coachella B) Lollapalooza C) Rock am Ring D) Glastonbury Festival
A) Stephanie Seymour B) Lisa Marie Presley C) Erin Everly D) Lana Del Rey
A) Electric Light Orchestra B) The Rolling Stones C) The Who D) The Beatles
A) Far Away Eyes B) Gimme Shelter C) Paint It Black D) Sympathy for the Devil
A) Cognitive behavioral therapy B) Past life regression therapy C) Group therapy D) Psychoanalysis
A) The Beatles B) Queen C) Elton John D) Electric Light Orchestra
A) Hair of the Dog B) Broken Down Angel C) Love Hurts D) This Flight Tonight
A) Bebe Buell B) Robin Finck C) Stephanie Seymour D) Marion Russell
A) 1989 B) 2023 C) 1985 D) 1993
A) Rock Management B) Team Brazil C) Team Guns D) Brazilian Crew
A) For breach of contract B) Citing reputational harm C) For unauthorized use of his image D) For unpaid royalties
A) L.A. Guns B) Guns N' Roses C) Velvet Revolver D) AC/DC
A) 1985 B) 1993 C) 2023 D) 1989
A) Clinton administration B) Bush administration C) Trump administration D) Obama administration
A) Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. B) Rock Band. C) Need for Speed: Most Wanted. D) Guitar Hero.
A) July 17, 1993 B) August 15, 1993 C) December 31, 1992 D) June 30, 1993
A) The venue was permanently closed. B) The band continued the tour as planned. C) Axl Rose was arrested. D) The tour was canceled by the promoter Clear Channel.
A) 2014 B) 2016 C) 2010 D) 2012
A) Dream Police B) Cheap Trick at Budokan C) Heaven Tonight D) In Color
A) 1993 B) 2024 C) 2023 D) 1985
A) $100,000 B) $25,000 C) $75,000 D) $50,000
A) A security guard's hand B) A security guard's neck C) A security guard's leg D) A security guard's arm
A) Joko Widodo B) Beta Lebeis C) Fernando D) Seymour
A) Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott B) Indonesian President Joko Widodo C) Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff D) US President Barack Obama
A) Angel Down. B) Use Your Illusion. C) Appetite for Destruction. D) Chinese Democracy.
A) One year B) Six months C) Two years D) Less than a month
A) Asphalt Ballet B) Don Henley C) Steve Jones D) The Outpatience
A) An intentional overdose on painkillers. B) A car accident. C) A plane crash. D) A near-death experience.
A) Nine Inch Nails B) The Beatles C) Led Zeppelin D) The Rolling Stones
A) Janis Joplin B) Elvis Presley C) Freddie Mercury D) Paul McCartney
A) November Rain B) Absurd C) Hard Skool D) Sweet Child o' Mine
A) 15% B) 20% C) 10% D) 25%
A) Irving Azoff B) A rental company C) Activision D) Slash and Velvet Revolver
A) Gilby Clarke B) Steven Adler C) Matt Sorum D) Izzy Stradlin
A) AC/DC B) Nazareth C) Queen D) Hanoi Rocks
A) April B) December C) July D) October
A) The Spaghetti Incident? B) G N' R Lies II C) Appetite for Destruction II D) Use Your Illusion III |
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