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