A Guitar Hero Never Gets Down Trivia Quiz

Answer: Joan Jett

Although the first version of the song was a 1975 release by "The Arrows", it is the 1981 Joan Jett cover that made the song a hit.

It was first included in the first game of the "Guitar Hero" series, entitled simply "Guitar Hero".

Answer: Twisted Sister

The song was created by Daniel "Dee" Snider and was released by his band, "Twisted Sister", in 1984. A humorous modification of the song, "Goofy Goober Rock", was included in the 2004 film "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie".

The song was first included in the third installment of the "Guitar Hero" series, namely "Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s".

Answer: Extreme

The song was released in 1989, both as a sinlge and, in Australia and New Zealand, as part of the album "Extreme"'s vinyl release.

It was first included in the third "Guitar Hero" game, which is named "Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s".

Answer: Kiss

The song was released in 1975, as part of the album "Dressed to Kill". Its inspiration derives from the song "Mama Weer All Crazee Now", which had been released by the British band Slade in 1972.

It was first included in "Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock", which, despite the number in the title, was actually the fourth game in the series. The number three is included in the title because the previous installment, "Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s" was genre-specific.

Answer: Lynyrd Skynyrd

The song was a 1973 Skynyrd release, from their very first album, "Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd". It is widely acclaimed as one of the best songs of the Southern rock genre.

It was first included in the second game of the "Guitar Hero" franchise, appellated "Guitar Hero II".

Answer: Nirvana

The song was released in 1993, as the third track from the Nirvana album "In Utero", which was the last album produced by Nirvana.

Its apperance in the "Guitar Hero" franchise first happened in "Guitar Hero II", the second installment.

Answer: Pat Benatar

The lyrics of the song were composed by the Canadian Eddie Schwartz. Benatar recorded it and included it in her second album, "Crimes of Passion", which was released in 1980.

It challenged "Guitar Hero" players first in the fourth overall and third main installment of the franchise, "Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock".

Answer: Poison

Occasionally, the song title is rendered without an apostrophe, but with the final g in the first word, ie "Nothing But a Good Time". It was the first single in Poison's second album, entitled "Open Up and Say... Ahh!"

"Guitar Hero" players had their first encounter with the song in the franchise's third installment, "Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s", which was also the first genre-specific installment.

Answer: The Police

The song, one of the most famous by "The Police", was first released in 1979, being the lead single of their second studio album, "Reggatta de Blanc".

In the second installment of "Guitar Hero", namely "Guitar Hero II", the players first had to face this song.

Answer: Queens of the Stone Age

The song was a 2002 release, from the album "Songs for the Deaf". It received much praise, such as Dave Simpson's remarks that it has "killer riffs to spare".

It first became part of the fun for "Guitar Hero" players in the second installment of the franchise, meaning "Guitar Hero II".