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Please ignore any digits in the choices. If a choice on the right contains numerical digits, its matching anagram on the left will not contain the digits. For example, if the song "Summer '68" by Pink Floyd is a choice, only the word "Summer" would form the anagram "Mr Muse" on the left. However, if "Summer Sixty-Eight" is a choice, all the words would form the anagram "Mighty Sexier Smut" on the left. Ignore any numerical digits in the choices.
Questions
Choices
1. Aria
Overrun
2. USA Tin
Fetish
3. Bled As
RIAA
4. He Fits
Speeding
5. Tin Toe
Apology
6. Gay Polo
Tonite
7. Om Vibe
Greatest
8. Our Vern
Blades
9. Rage Test
Austin
10. Snip Edge
B-Movie
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Aria
Answer: RIAA
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified five of The Go-Go's releases:
1. Album "Beauty and the Beat" certified Gold on 15 Dec 1981
2. Album "Beauty and the Beat" certified Platinum on 2 Mar 1982
3. Single "We Got the Beat" certified Gold on 25 May 1982
4. Album "Vacation" certified Gold on 4 Oct 1982
5. Album "Beauty and the Beat" certified 2× Multi-Platinum on 14 Nov 1984
2. USA Tin
Answer: Austin
Kathy Valentine was born in Austin, Texas and 21 years, 11 months and 24 days later, Kathy debuted with The Go-Go's on (Wed) 31 Dec 1980 at the Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood, California.
Of the 150 Go-Go's lingos in this series of quizzes, "Austin" is the first of nine with no repeating letters.
3. Bled As
Answer: Blades
Jane Wiedlin, Margot Olavarria and Belinda Carlisle co-wrote the song "Blades" on the album "Return to the Valley of The Go-Go's" in 1994.
"Blades" is one of The Go-Go's earliest songs and was previously unreleased on an album or single for 14 years. In 1994, The Go-Go's included an early rehearsal of "Blades" from 1980 on their retrospective album "Return to the Valley of The Go-Go's."
"Blades" is Margot's only lyrical credit during her two years and ten months with The Go-Go's.
The songs "Blades" and "Tonite" are The Go-Go's shortest song titles at six characters.
Of the 150 Go-Go's lingos in this series of quizzes, "Blades" is the second of nine with no repeating letters.
You can spell "Blades" from the 15 letters in Belinda Carlisle (BELinDA carliSle).
4. He Fits
Answer: Fetish
Jane Wiedlin is featured with the "Queen of Burlesque" Dita Von Teese in the January 2001 issue of "Fetish Magazine".
Of the 150 Go-Go's lingos in this series of quizzes, "Fetish" is the third of nine with no repeating letters.
5. Tin Toe
Answer: Tonite
Jane Wiedlin, Charlotte Caffey and Peter Case co-wrote the song "Tonite" on the album "Beauty and the Beat" in 1981.
You can spell "Tonite" from the 20 letters in Charlotte Irene Caffey (charlOTTE IreNe caffey) and the 16 letters in Victoria Peterson (vIcTOria peTErsoN). Vicki Peterson of The Bangles not only stood in for the pregnant Charlotte Caffey during the 18 shows of the "Return to the Valley of The Go-Go's" tour, but also the ten shows of The Go-Go's Acoustic Christmas Tour in 1994.
6. Gay Polo
Answer: Apology
Kathy Valentine and Heatherton co-wrote the song "Apology" on the album "God Bless The Go-Go's" in 2001.
7. Om Vibe
Answer: B-Movie
"B-Movie" is one of The Go-Go's earliest songs as a punk band and not recorded on any album or single.
According to Setlist.fm, The Go-Go's only performed "B-Movie" twice during their 38-year career and one of these early performances was at the Whiskey a Go Go in West Hollywood on (Wed) 4 Oct 1978.
According to Discogs, "Hellogg's Punk Tarts" on Hellogg's Records is a bootleg recording of this show at the Whiskey a Go Go from 1978 with originalists Jane Wiedlin, Margot Olavarria, Belinda Carlisle, Elissa Bello and Charlotte Caffey.
According to an audio-only recording of this bootleg on YouTube, The Go-Go's performed 12 songs during this show and five other songs on their setlist have also not been recorded on any album or single: "Don't Hang Up," "Just a Number," "Overrun," "Robert Hilburn" and "We're Here Now" (Go-Go's - October 4th, 1978 at Whiskey a Go Go, Hollywood, CA, uploaded by Distort Oakland).
8. Our Vern
Answer: Overrun
According to Jane, Charlotte and Kathy's interview with "Goldmine Magazine," Belinda wrote the song "Overrun" in 1978 to be The Go-Go's first song (Gaar, 2011).
According to Setlist.fm, The Go-Go's only performed "Overrun" twice during their 38-year career and one of these early performances was at the Whiskey a Go Go in West Hollywood on (Wed) 4 Oct 1978.
According to Discogs, "Hellogg's Punk Tarts" on Hellogg's Records is a bootleg recording of this show at the Whiskey a Go Go from 1978 with originalists Jane Wiedlin, Margot Olavarria, Belinda Carlisle, Elissa Bello and Charlotte Caffey.
According to an audio-only recording of this bootleg on YouTube, The Go-Go's performed 12 songs during this show and five other songs on their setlist have also not been recorded on any album or single: "B-Movie," "Don't Hang Up," "Just a Number," "Robert Hilburn" and "We're Here Now" (Go-Go's - October 4th, 1978 at Whiskey a Go Go, Hollywood, CA, uploaded by Distort Oakland).
9. Rage Test
Answer: Greatest
The Go-Go's released their first compilation album "Greatest" on 5 Oct 1990 with 14 songs including their chart hit "Cool Jerk."
10. Snip Edge
Answer: Speeding
Jane Wiedlin and Charlotte Caffey co-wrote the song "Speeding" on the B-side of the single "Get Up and Go" from the album "Vacation" in 1982; however, The Go-Go's did not include "Speeding" on the album.
Although not on the album, "Speeding" was included on the soundtrack of the movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" ten days after The Go-Go's released the album "Vacation."
The Go-Go's eventually released "Speeding" on the compilation album "Return to the Valley of The Go-Go's" in 1994 as well as "VH1 Behind the Music: Go-Go's Collection" in 2000.
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