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Flipside Frenzy - May B-side Quiz Answer Sheet


Flipside Frenzy Answer Key

Easy

1. D) “Have a Good Time” – Paul Simon

2. B) Van Halen – “Unchained”

3. B) Guns N’ Roses – “It’s So Easy”

4. A) The Kinks – “Do You Remember Walter?”

5. B) Elton Motello – “Jet Boy Jet Girl”


Medium

6. C) Bruce Springsteen – “High Hopes”

7. B) Iron Maiden – “The Drifter”

8. A) Maynard Ferguson – “Mister Mellow”

9. B) The Cure – “Splintered in Her Head”

10. C) Ciccone Youth – “Into the Groove(y)”

11. D) Tim Curry – “The Sword of Damocles”

12. B) Kasabian – “Fast Fuse”

13. A) Goat’s Head Soup – “Dancing With Mr. D”

14. C) The Ramones – “Here Today, Gone Tomorrow”

15. B) Nine Inch Nails – “The day the world went away”


Difficult

16. A) “Yellow Ledbetter” – Pearl Jam

17. B) David Bowie – “Quicksand”

18. C) Pigpen (Ron McKernan) – “Mindbender”

19. B) Depeche Mode – “Better Days”

20. B) Nothing’s Shocking – Jane’s Addiction

21. B) Guns N’ Roses – “My World”

22. D) The Wonder Stuff – “Room 512…”

23. B) Gorillaz – “Some Kind of Nature”

24. A) Indie Rock – Los Bunkers

25. C) Charles Manson – “Never Learn Not to Love”

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