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1. Metal band Macabre released "Metal Murder" in 2003. The album contained the track "The Werewolf of Bedburg" that was inspired by the exploits of which 16th century German serial killer? (Need a hint - lose a leg).
2. The Daysleepers, an indie rock band from New York, called for the release of which mythical sea creature, often portrayed as having a giant squid-like appearance, for their album "Drowned in a Sea of Sound"?
3. The song "Laughing", which features a Laocoon within its lyrics, appears on "Murmur", the debut album for which American alternate rock band?
4. Suzanne Vega takes on the role of which sea nymph that falls in love with Odysseus in her 1987 song of the same name?
5. A Bacchanalian delight, which of these songs graced Third Eye Blind's self titled 1997 album?
6. "Tell the one about the man who saddled up the wind
Pegasus and flying fish and woodsmen made of tin"
These lyrics belong to the song "Pegasus" from the 1976 album "Spirit" by which singer who tragically died while flying an experimental plane?
7. Which aptly named group recorded the song "Cyclops Rocks" for their 2001 album "Mink Car"?
8. Which Egyptian god, with a sunny disposition, appears in the lyrics of "Black Dragon", a track that appears on the 2006 album "Reinkaos" by Swedish metal band Dissection?
9. Jimmy Clanton and Mark Wynter introduced us to which fashionably attired goddess in 1962?
10. The song "Teeth of the Hydra" comes from the 1986 album "The Curse". Which early 1980s heavy metal band whose music "foretold" the rise of such bands as Metallica and Megadeth released the song and album?
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