A) 12 B) 10 C) 15 D) 18
A) 18 B) 16 C) 20 D) 12
A) 1 B) 3 C) 4 D) 2
A) 1970s B) 1960s C) 1990s D) 2000s
A) Country B) Hard rock C) Heavy metal D) Classical
A) Half-whisper B) Auto-tuned monotone C) High-pitched screech D) Operatic belt
A) Self-reflection B) Sensual imagery C) Political protest D) Party culture
A) 1+1 B) Best Thing I Never Had C) Run the World (Girls) D) Countdown
A) Michael Jackson B) Fela Kuti C) Prince D) Major Lazer
A) Love On Top B) Countdown C) Schoolin' Life D) End of Time
A) Prince B) Michael Jackson C) Fela Kuti D) Major Lazer
A) 1999 B) Off the Wall C) Thriller D) Purple Rain
A) 1970s hard rock B) 1990s soul C) 1980s synth-pop D) 1960s doo-wop
A) Prince B) Major Lazer C) André 3000 D) Boyz II Men
A) End of Time B) Party C) 1+1 D) Schoolin' Life
A) Start Over B) Countdown C) I Miss You D) Love On Top
A) Guitar B) Banjo C) Violin D) Saxophone
A) 2011 B) 2010 C) 2012 D) 2008
A) Sony Music and Epic Records B) Def Jam and Virgin Records C) Atlantic Records and Roc Nation D) Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records
A) Her mother, Tina Knowles B) Her father, Mathew Knowles C) Her husband, Jay-Z D) Her sister, Solange Knowles
A) Heavy metal B) Country music C) Traditional rhythm and blues D) Electronic dance music
A) Glastonbury Festival B) Bonnaroo C) Coachella D) Lollapalooza
A) Destiny B) Yoncé C) Queen B D) Sasha Fierce
A) Love On Top B) Run the World (Girls) C) End of Time D) Best Thing I Never Had
A) Seven B) Three C) Nine D) Five
A) Quadruple platinum B) Double platinum C) Diamond D) Gold
A) Synthesized electronic beats B) Live instrumentation and horns C) Strictly acoustic piano D) Computer-generated percussion
A) Stevie Wonder B) Prince C) Lauryn Hill D) Michael Jackson
A) To start a fashion line B) To live life and be inspired by things again C) Due to a vocal injury D) To focus on film acting roles
A) February 2011 B) March 2010 C) March 2011 D) May 2010
A) Real World Studios B) Roc the Mic Studios C) Jungle City Studios D) MSR Studios
A) KMA Studios B) Jungle City Studios C) Sterling Sound D) MSR Studios
A) She heard his music on the radio B) He was recommended by Kanye West C) She heard a CD playing in Jay-Z's car D) He sent a demo tape to her label
A) Avalon Design 737 B) Pro Tools C) Universal Audio 610 D) 1176 Peak Limiter
A) MSR Studios B) Roc the Mic Studios C) Jungle City Studios D) Real World Studios
A) Sterling Sound B) Roc the Mic Studios C) MixStar Studios D) MSR Studios
A) Diane Warren B) Frank Ocean C) Beyoncé D) André 3000
A) Forty-four B) Seventy-two C) Twelve D) Twenty-five
A) London B) New York City C) Los Angeles D) Atlanta
A) Swarovski B) Maxime Simoens C) Alexandre Vauthier D) Lesage
A) Alexandre Vauthier B) Lesage C) Target D) Maxime Simoens
A) It was released early B) It was leaked online C) The label rejected the final mix D) The tour was cancelled
A) Best Buy B) Walmart C) Target D) iTunes Store
A) Glastonbury Festival B) Surprise Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular C) American Idol D) Billboard Music Awards
A) Roseland Ballroom B) Palais Nikaïa C) Pyramid Stage D) The United Center
A) A photographer from London B) A 47-year-old man from Gothenburg C) A hacker from Paris D) A music executive from Columbia Records
A) 73 B) 53 C) 83 D) 63
A) 46 B) 16 C) 26 D) 36
A) Michael Cragg B) Jon Caramanica C) Jody Rosen D) Ryan Dombal
A) Focused exclusively on heavy synthesisers B) Copied current pop production trends C) Adopted futuristic electronic production D) Eschewed contemporary styles for something more personal
A) Occasionally trite lyrics B) Overly long tracklist C) Lack of musical diversity D) Poor vocal performance
A) Lyrical substance B) Musical structure C) Emotional depth D) Vocal range
A) C B) B C) A D) D
A) Uninspired lyrics B) Poor vocal mixing C) Lack of melody D) Overkill production
A) Number seven B) Number six C) Number four D) Number three
A) Number 13 B) Number six C) Number seven D) Number 10
A) Pitchfork B) Consequence of Sound C) Rolling Stone D) Stereogum
A) American Music Awards B) Billboard Music Awards C) Soul Train Music Awards D) Grammy Awards
A) 500,000 copies B) 310,000 copies C) 250,000 copies D) 400,000 copies
A) Four weeks B) Two weeks C) One week D) Three weeks
A) 2022 B) 2016 C) 2018 D) 2015
A) Beyoncé B) Britney Spears C) Rihanna D) Madonna
A) Rolling Stone B) Pitchfork C) NPR D) Paste
A) Tidal B) Apple Music C) Spotify D) YouTube
A) Party B) Countdown C) End of Time D) Run the World (Girls)
A) Uhh Ahh B) BTSTU C) Pon de Floor D) La Di Da Di
A) Doug E. Fresh B) Jai Paul C) Major Lazer D) Boyz II Men
A) Jai Paul B) Diplo C) Ricky Walters D) Afrojack
A) Ricky Walters B) Douglas Davis C) Diplo D) Michael Bivins |