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Answer Playlist - Only The Deep Survive September B-Side Quiz

 


🎧 Answer Playlist — Only the Deep Survive: September B-Side Quiz

Answer playlist 

1. Rain – The Beatles

2. Life on Mars? (Demo Version) – David Bowie (original B-side release version)

3. Talk Tonight – Oasis

4. Hey Hey What Can I Do – Led Zeppelin

5. Dive – Nirvana

Five out of five so far?


6. Child of the Moon – The Rolling Stones

7. Walk to the Water – U2

8. Talk Show Host – Radiohead

9. The Bakery – Arctic Monkeys

10. Life Is Real (Song for Lennon) – Queen

11. Dogs Part Two – The Who

12. Cemetry Gates – The Smiths

13. State of Love and Trust – Pearl Jam

14. Man on the Moon – R.E.M.

15. Whir – Smashing Pumpkins

Winning the b-side war?


16. Ceremony – Joy Division / New Order

17. Fade Away and Radiate – Blondie

18. Armagideon Time – The Clash

19. Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud – David Bowie

20. Blind Dogs – Soundgarden

21. Fury – Muse

22. Revolution – The Beatles (B-side to Hey Jude)

23. Piss Factory – Patti Smith

24. And All That Could Have Been – Nine Inch Nails

25. The Masterplan – Oasis


Score Ranking Chart

Score Level Your B-side Status

0–5 Casual Listener You know the hits, but the vault is calling.

6–10 Collector in Training You’ve started flipping over the vinyl.

11–17 True Believer You dig where the DJs don’t dare.

18–22 Rock Archaeologist Dusty crates, rare pressings — you live for it.

23–25 B-Side Deity You are the flip side. Eternal, untouchable.

How did you do? Drop a comment and brag or hang your head in shame 🫠. Next quiz promises to be even more challenging. Thank you for playing. Enjoy the playlist.



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