Lyrics Potpourri II Trivia Quiz

Answer: At exactly the same time

"Heaven is a place where nothing ever happens," goes the whimsical refrain. The song appeared on the 1987 album "Fear of Music."

Answer: His glasses

"Hide Behind My Glasses" was an extra track on the single, "Bonin' in the Jungle." The narrator of the funny song is a humdrum everyman, until he puts on his glasses and suddenly has the courage and superpowers to beat everybody.

Answer: A broken ocean

The song appeared on the group's debut album, "Outlandos d'Amour." It was released in 1978.

Answer: It was a hidden extra track

The song does not appear on the inlay card for the CD. In order to hear it, you have to let the last named song, "Home Again," keep playing after it seems to stop; what appears to be a long pause at the end, is in fact the break between songs. Then "Subculture" plays. (Note: this is the U.S. edition.)

Answer: Ten tons of sludge from New York and New Jersey

The song's third verse lights into an infamous screed-"If man is five, and the Devil is six, then God is seven." It appeared on the 1989 album "Doolittle."

Answer: Friday

"Tell Me Easter's on Friday" appeared on the 1980 album "Fourth Drawer Down." Songwriter Billy Mackenzie was known for his madcap style, laden with operatic swoops and startling imagery. He grappled with depression for many years, and committed suicide in 1997.

Answer: One of our submarines

"One of Our Submarines is Missing" appeared on the 1982 album "The Golden Age of Wireless," as well as in a number of remixes. Dolby's given name is Thomas Morgan Robertson.

Answer: The cenotaph

A cenotaph is a memorial for someone whose remains are elsewhere, or whose remains have not been found. Examples include the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. John Foxx was the first singer for Ultravox, before he embarked on a solo career. (Foxx was replaced in Ultravox by Midge Ure.) John's given name is Dennis Leigh.

Answer: There is no love in this world anymore.

The song is a bittersweet take on idealism. It appeared on the 1979 album "A Different Kind of Tension."

Answer: 21

"Sleaze" is a bawdy look at the nightlife underworld. Marc and the Mambas were a side project formed by songwriter Marc Almond of the group Soft Cell.

Answer: National ID cards in the U.K.

"Integral" appeared on the 2006 album "Fundamental." It was produced by Trevor Horn, along with group members Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe.

Answer: Steal people's mail

The Dead Kennedys were known for their outspoken political satire. "Stealing People's Mail" appeared on the album "Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables." Singer Jello Biafra, born Eric Boucher, went on to a solo career involving spoken word performances as well as music. He has also run for political office.

Answer: A monster

The group's German name translates as "your lackeys." Deine Lakaien includes Alexander Veljanov and Ernst Horn. "Into My Arms" appeared on the 1999 album "Kasmodiah." It was released in a slow mix and a club version.

Answer: A father

"This World Needs a Father" was released as an extra track on the 1994 CD single, "The Wild Ones." In it, the singer tries to drink away his sorrows, as "life slips down the drain."

Answer: Stealing

The track from the 1996 album "Deadline for My Memories" was a huge club success. Martin, born in Berlin, was the singer for Electribe 101 before she embarked on a solo career.