Music L-P: 'M' Trivia

61. "We tried so hard to erase you. And we tried so hard to pretend you were dead."

From Quiz Memento Lyrics

Answer: "Saviour"

Vocalist Justin Stewart Cotta, guitarist Space, and bassist Lats are all from Australia. Drummer Steve Clark is from Orange County, California.

From Quiz Murderdolls

Answer: You see me

Murderdolls were formally known as The Rejects. Every member of the band has each been in another band.

From Quiz Stephin Merritt

Answer: The Magnetic Fields

This song is from "Charm of the Yellow Strip", the Magnetic Fields' country-tinged album.

From Quiz Midnight Bowlers League -- Bigger Than Cheeses!

Answer: The Knife

He's better known as Scott The Knife.

From Quiz Mental As Anything

Answer: 1977, Sydney

As a group of Art Students seeking extra funds to finance their favourite leisure pursuit, 'imbibing', the boys in the band came up with the silliest name they could think of for their very first gig - and it has stuck for over twenty years.

From Quiz Moxy Früvous Lyrics

Answer: King of Spain

Their signature song! This is likely the most popular Moxy song and the one that even someone who doesn't know Moxy Früvous would probably recognize. From the album 'Bargainville.'

From Quiz Melanie

Answer: Tuning My Guitar

From "Affectionately" (1969), a great song that has lasted and is found on many of her "Best of" albums.

From Quiz "Eve Of Destruction" Barry McGuire

Answer: explodin'

Barry recorded this song in 1965. My 'hippy' friends played this song, burned incense and wore a lot of peace buttons. At first it had little meaning to me. I just liked it. They loved it. Remember those little incense cones you had to set afire to get them started?

From Quiz Modest Musorgsky 's Operas

Answer: Nikolaj Rimsky Korsakov

Korsakov: 1844-1908. Borodin 1833-1887. Tchaikovsky 1840-1893. Strawinsky:1882-1971.

From Quiz 'Talk About It' by Nicole C. Mullen

Answer: 'Sometimes'

'Same yesterday, and tomorrow won't change all your excellent ways...'

From Quiz Ministry

Answer: Jourgensen

His first name is Alien.

From Quiz Molly Hatchet

Answer: Dreams I'll Never See

Originally written and recorded in 1969 by the Allman Brothers Band.

From Quiz Moloko Lyrics And Song Titles

Answer: 'Dominoid'

This song rules! It's on Moloko's first album 'Do You Like My Tight Sweater?'

From Quiz Sold (Grundy County Auction Incident)

Answer: Grundy County

Grundy County is in the song title.

From Quiz Misdemeanor

Answer: Melissa Elliott

2 L's and 2 T's

From Quiz The Mission (The Mission UK)

Answer: Wayne Hussey

Wayne Hussey's real first name is Jerry

From Quiz For Metheny Enthusiasts !

Answer: Missouri

Pat Metheny hails from Lee's Summit, Missouri. He got his start playing in various clubs in Kansas City.

From Quiz Bosstones: First Lines of Songs

Answer: 'Riot On Broad Street'

From their 2000 release 'Pay Attention', the tune includes the Big Bad Bullocks.

From Quiz Aimee Mann

Answer: Voices Carry

Voices Carry was a number one hit for Til Tuesday in 1985.

From Quiz The Marvellous Matt Monro

Answer: Beginners Please

After his seventh win, Monro was banned from future competitions in case others thought they were rigged in his favour. The success earned him his own radio show in Hong Kong, "Terry Parsons Sings". Before the army, Monro began singing in clubs in London at the age of 14. He often joined house bands and passed a hat around for tips.

From Quiz Vaughn Monroe - A Forties Superstar

Answer: trumpet

Vaughn started playing at age 11 when a neighbor have him his first trumpet. Before leaving college he earned his tuition by playing trumpet (and singing) in local bands in the Pittsburgh area. He quit college in 1932 to join Austin Wylie and His Golden Pheasant Orchestra. He also played the trombone.

From Quiz Amahl and the Night Visitors

Answer: Around the birth of Christ

As the opera opens, Amahl is outside the hut he and his mother share. He sees the star of Bethlehem ("A star as large as a window; and the star has a tail").

From Quiz The Soulful Career of Michael McDonald

Answer: Ride Like the Wind

The single "Ride Like the Wind" was the lead single from Christopher Cross's self-titled 1980 debut album. The song told the story of a condemned man on the run to Mexico. Michael McDonald contributed backup.

From Quiz Mahavishnu Orchestra

Answer: Jan Hammer

Jan Hammer was born in Prague in 1948 but following the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 he went for studies in New York. He became a US citizen. Billy Cobham was the drummer from Panama, Rick Laird the bassist from Ireland and Jerry Goodman the violist from the United States.

From Quiz Meg Myers: Music Monarch!

Answer: Make A Shadow

"Make A Shadow" is the eighth track off of "Sorry". It was also the name of Meg's second EP, containing the same song. The lyrics in question, she sings higher than other sections of the song. She adds, "We gotta wait inside the shadow, don't get old, don't get old." Meg released a second EP called "Daughter In The Choir".

From Quiz The Music of Richard Marx

Answer: Endless Summer Nights

The song "Endless Summer Nights" was a single from Richard Marx's 1987 self-titled debut album. This is one of the early demo singles a then unsigned Richard Marx submitted to record companies. The song was inspired by a vacation to Hawaiian taken by Richard Marx and then girlfriend Cynthia Rhodes.

From Quiz The Mayhem Behind Mayhem

Answer: Varg Vikernes

Vikernes (who played in Mayhem as Count Grishnackh) started Burzum in 1991, recording music with Deathlike Silence Productions, a company owned by Mayhem guitarist Euronymous. Euronymous also owned a record shop called Helvete (Swedish and Norwegian for "Hell"), where he sold black metal records, including those of Burzum. The relationship between Vikernes and Euronymous would eventually change black metal forever.

From Quiz Moonspell Songs

Answer: Serpent Angel

We can find direct references to these satanic deities in "Serpent Angel", a song featured in the album "Under Satanae" (2007). Frequently classified as the four princes of Hell in a myriad of religions, cults and folklore, these deities often make an appearance in Moonspell's songs.

From Quiz MC Ren

Answer: His first name

MC Ren's birth name is Lorenzo Jerald Patterson. Ren are the middle letters in his first name Lorenzo, so that's why he called himself MC Ren.

From Quiz The Rocker Known as Eddie Money

Answer: Two Tickets to Paradise

Eddie Money's song "Two Tickets to Paradise" was the second single released from Money's 1977 self-titled debut album. Money released the single on June 24, 1978 and it reached number twenty-two on the United States Billboard Hot 100. At the time, Eddie Money was in a romantic relationship which the girlfriend's mother didn't approve. Money wrote this song hoping to take his girlfriend on a holiday.

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