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1. Let's start easy and get the British Invasion out of the 1960s. We've got to let it go and let it be. Which band, and you've probably have heard of them, released their final album in May of 1970, a month after they officially broke up?
2. Making the news again in a big way because of a 2018 movie, which band featured a flamboyant lead singer and an album bearing the same title as a Marx Brothers movie?
3. Banned from touring the USA in the late 1960s, which group returned to achieve cult status in the States with a 1970 album centering on a song about a confused relationship with a transvestite?
4. If it's a question of balance, which group should you contact? (Be sure to call on a Tuesday afternoon)
5. Which group, legendary for smashing its instruments on stage, produced a 1971 album whose cover brings to mind the film "2001: A Space Odyssey"?
6. They are often called "the greatest Rock & Roll band of all time". Without being told the group name, can you identify their album with the zipper which actually unzips?
7. These young dudes formed a band in Hereford, England in 1966 and eventually found success "all the way from Memphis." Who was the group that became glam rockers in the mid-1970s with encouragement from David Bowie?
8. Hush, put your head next to the machine, and listen. Can you hear and name the heavy metal pioneers whom the 1975 Guinness Book of World Records christened "the globe's loudest band"?
9. Pink Floyd were huge in the 1970s, producing several acclaimed albums. Which was NOT one of them?
10. Only one of these groups did their home driving on the right side of the road. The others were all American bands, or Yanks, if you prefer! Name the British band that flashed "The Low Spark of High heeled Boys" as the title of their progressive 1971 album?
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