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Flip the Script: September quiz answers

 


Flip the Script: September 29th B-Side Quiz Answers

🎧 Answers (Playlist Order)


1. Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out → We Can Work It Out’s B-side: Day Tripper

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

3. Hey Hey What Can I Do – Led Zeppelin

4. In Bloom (Single version B-side) → Sliver (more precise Nirvana B-side choice)

5. Wild Eyed Boy from Freecloud – David Bowie

6. Talk Tonight – Oasis

7. One of My Turns - Although, not really a B-side. 

8. Man on the Moon – R.E.M.

9. The Bakery – Arctic Monkeys

10. Cemetry Gates – The Smiths

How are you going so far?


11. Walk to the Water – U2

12. Armagideon Time – The Clash

13. Talk Show Host – Radiohead

14. Blind Dogs – Soundgarden

15. State of Love and Trust – Pearl Jam

16. Piss Factory – Patti Smith

17. The Masterplan – Oasis

18. Ceremony – Joy Division / New Order

19. V-2 Schneider – David Bowie

20. We Can Work It Out – The Beatles

Don't give up, you're nearly done. 


21. Supa Shoppa – Blur

22. Whir – Smashing Pumpkins

23. Child of the Moon – Rolling Stones

24. Quicksand – David Bowie

25. Revolution – The Beatles

Answer playlist 


🧠 Score Ranking Chart

Score Level Your B-side Identity

0–5 Radio Rookie You’re still tuned to the hits — time to flip more vinyl.

6–10 Mixtape Explorer You’ve got taste, you’re peeking behind the curtain.

11–17 Cult Collector You hunt the hidden, live in the liner notes.

18–22 Vault Raider You thrive in the shadows of rock’s archives.

23–25 B-Side Immortal You are the flip side. The underground salutes you.



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