Do They Have Anything Left? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Seether

"Holding Onto Strings Better Left to Fray" debuted at number two on the American Billboard 200 charts. The debut single from the album, "Country Song" was played live for the American television viewers on "Lopez Tonight". The album was produced by Brendan O'Brien who has also produced albums for Pearl Jam, The Black Crowes, Stone Temple Pilots and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

This album featured Troy McLawhorn as lead guitarist but he eventually decided to rejoin his former band, Evanescence.

Answer: Incubus

Incubus is a California spawned nu-metal band which formed in 1991. "A Crow Left of the Murder" is the Brendan O'Brien produced album that was released in 2004. It was the band's fifth release. As can be judged from the album's title, this album is primarily about rebellion and stepping outside of the mainstream, which is exactly what the band did on this release.

Their musical attitude on this album was different than what the band had become known for in the past. This album was slightly edgier and darker than what they had produced in the past.

The album was a great success as it reached number two on the US Billboard 200 chart.

Answer: Big Boi

Big Boi, along with Andre 3000, formed the rap duo Outkast. They are widely recognized as being one of the best rap duos ever assembled. The pair met in an Atlanta, Georgia high school where they formed a mutual respect for one another after going head to head in several rap battles.

The album were signed to a major record label right out of high school and the platinum albums started piling up. After releasing several albums together, the pair decided to take a hiatus from the group and release solo albums. "Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty" is the release from Big Boi which featured the hit "Shutterbug".

Answer: Foo Fighters

"There is Nothing Left to Lose" is the third album by the Foo Fighters, and the first to feature Taylor Hawkins on the drums. Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins and Nate Mendel recorded the album as a trio, but eventually had to add Chris Shiflett on guitar for touring.

This album is seen by many as the first to gel the Foo Fighters into a true band instead of a Dave Grohl solo project. The album received a Grammy award for Best Rock Album in 2000.

Answer: Glasgow and Montreal

Rush is known for their tremendous live shows and they knew they could capitalize on distributing those moments as live concert albums. The band has released several concert albums over the years, and they never disappoint. "A Show of Hands", "All the Worlds a Stage", "Rush in Rio" are all great live Rush albums which should not be missed out on.

Answer: Shine

While all of these songs were hit records for Collective Soul, only "Shine" was included on their debut album "Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid". The song had that rare ingredient that listeners loved and radio executives could really promote. The song became an instant classic and has been featured on radio stations all over the world.

Answer: Entombed

The three wrong answers are not Scandinavian, so that only leaves Entombed to be the correct answer. "Left Hand Path" is a critically acclaimed offering from the death metal band, Entombed. The album marks the high point in the recording career of the band and it continues to be regarded as one of the finest offerings in the genre. Most people are not open to the idea of listening to a death metal record, but this one does have some fine orchestral arrangements, complex passages and some very good dual guitar solos from the bands two guitarists, Uffe Cederlund and Alex Hellid. If you're looking for an introduction into the death metal genre, I can recommend this album as a good place to start.

Answer: Tony Bennett

Tony Bennett picked up two Grammy awards for his title song to the album "I Left my Heart in San Francisco", one for Male Pop Vocal Performance and another for Record of the Year. In addition, the song won another Grammy for the song's arranger, Marty Manning, this one for Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying a Vocalist.

The song has remained vital over the years due to it being covered by such a varied group of artists. Tony Bennett and this song became an instant trivia question when he performed the tune on the very first "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson".

Answer: Banjo

Bela Fleck is the New York jazz banjo player who holds the distinction of being the person nominated in more Grammy award categories than anyone else in the history of the award. His band, the Flecktones, features the brothers Victor and Roy "Future Man" Wooten on bass guitar and synthesized percussion.

The band has also included Jeff Coffin on saxophone and Howard Levy on piano and harmonica.

Answer: John Entwistle of The Who

Many critics have claimed this to be a disappointment and a failure as the songs and the performances did not live up to the potential. The work Entwistle was known for with The Who set the stage for what many thought would be an outstanding solo project, but the results were somewhat lacking.

The albums key moment is a cover of The Who's "The Real Me" which, although not as good as the original, does provide some glimpse into what could have been from this performance.