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Meet The Dickies - Music of The Dickies Quiz

Known for their sped up song covers and musical tributes to cartoons, sci-fi, and horror movies, The Dickies are one of SoCal's most durable punk bands.

A multiple-choice quiz by zombipi. Estimated time: 5 mins.

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Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 10

1. One of Dickies' most popular songs was actually a cover of an American live-action/animated kids' show from 1968-1970. What is the title of this track, also known as the "Tra La La Song"? Hint

King Kong

Banana Splits

HR Puff 'n' Stuff

Lidsville

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Question 2 of 10

2. The Dickies' first album, "Incredible Shrinking Dickies" (1979) contains a sped up cover version of a Black Sabbath hit. Which song was it? Hint

Iron Man

The Wizard

War Pigs

Paranoid

3. In 1983, The Dickies released an original song on an album of the same name, which mentions a certain warplane flying over a certain amusement park. What was the name of this song and album? Hint

Messerschmitts Over Magic Mountain

B52s Over Legoland

MIGs Over Knotts' Berry Farm

Stukas Over Disneyland

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Question 4 of 10

4. Another original song from The Dickies, is an homage to the three mascots of a popular chain of American auto supply and service centers. What is the title of this track from the band's 1979 album, "Dawn of the Dickies"? Hint

Manny, Moe, and Jack

Tom, Dick, and Harry

Kukla, Fran and Ollie

Danny, Joe, and Zack

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Question 5 of 10

5. Finish the line from the lyrics of this song by The Dickies. It is also the subtitle of the same song:

"You Drive Me Ape, You Big ____" Hint

Monkey

Banana

Baboon

Gorilla

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which one of these animated show theme songs did The Dickies cover? Hint

Sponge Bob Squarepants

Spiderman

Gigantor

Speed Racer

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Question 7 of 10

7. The Dickies provided the theme song for a zany science fiction/comedy movie of 1988. What is the title? Hint

Eight Legged Freaks

Spaceballs

Attack of the Killer Tomatos

Killer Klowns From Outer Space

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Question 8 of 10

8. In yet another tune honoring Cartoonland, The Dickies recoded a cover version of a song, "Eep Opp Ork Uh Uh", (aka "Eep Opp Ork Ah Ah) performed by the fictitious group, Jet Screamer. Which animated Hanna-Barbera series originally featured the far out tune? Hint

The Flintstones

Scooby Doo

Wait 'til Your Father Gets Home

The Jetsons

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Question 9 of 10

9. Yep, another Hanna-Barbera Cartoon question. Finish the title of this festive ditty that appears on The Dickies' 1983 studio album.

"Bowling With _____" (Fill in the blank) Hint

Bedrock Barney

Elroy Jetson

Boo Boo Bear

Twinkle Toes Flintstone

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Question 10 of 10

10. Can you remember the song that reveals the band's infatuation with a certain Los Angeles TV news anchor? Hint

I'm Stuck in a Pagoda (With Tricia Toyota)

I've Got The Blues (For Veronica de la Cruz)

I'm Getting Comfy (With Jerry Dunphy)

I've Gotta a Yen (For Betty Nguyen)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. One of Dickies' most popular songs was actually a cover of an American live-action/animated kids' show from 1968-1970. What is the title of this track, also known as the "Tra La La Song"?

Answer: Banana Splits

This song was theme song for "The Banana Splits Adventure Hour" by Sid & Marty Krofft which originally aired on Saturday mornings on NBC from 1968-1970.

"Tra la la, la lala la, tra la la, lala la la"

2. The Dickies' first album, "Incredible Shrinking Dickies" (1979) contains a sped up cover version of a Black Sabbath hit. Which song was it?

Answer: Paranoid

"Paranoid" was included in the pre-studio concert performances and ultimately appeared on the first Dickies' album, "The Incredible Shrinking Dickies" (1978). The original Black Sabbath version of "Paranoid" is timed at 2m53s, while The Dickies' version is 49 seconds shorter at 2m04s.

3. In 1983, The Dickies released an original song on an album of the same name, which mentions a certain warplane flying over a certain amusement park. What was the name of this song and album?

Answer: Stukas Over Disneyland

The album cover shows a Stuka dive bomber dropping its payload over the ears of a mouse; presumably Mickey Mouse.

The Junkers JU-87 Stuka (STUrzKAmpfflugzeug), built from 1935-1944, was an important player in the German Luftwaffe campaign of "Blitzkrieg" during WWII. It was distinct for its revolutionary gull-wing design.

Answer: Manny, Moe, and Jack

The cover of the album shows The Dickies being attacked by a horde of blue skinned Zombies. This is a blatant tribute to George A. Romero's 1979 horror movie, "Dawn of the Dead".

The Dickies LOVE doing tributes, homages, nods, and acknowledgments.

5. Finish the line from the lyrics of this song by The Dickies. It is also the subtitle of the same song: "You Drive Me Ape, You Big ____"

Answer: Gorilla

This song was included on The Dickies' 1979 album, "The Incredible Shrinking Dickies". In concert, vocalist Leonard Graves Phillips would often start this song with an ape mask on his face.

6. Which one of these animated show theme songs did The Dickies cover?

Answer: Gigantor

This song is only available as a single (1980) and on the "Dawn of The Dickies" CD Version on Captain Oi! Records.

"Gigantor" is the American title of the popular Japanese Manga series, "Tetsujin 28-go", orginally created in 1956. It wasn't released in the USA until 1964.

The "Spiderman" theme song was covered by The Ramones.

7. The Dickies provided the theme song for a zany science fiction/comedy movie of 1988. What is the title?

Answer: Killer Klowns From Outer Space

The full version was released as the title track of the 1998 EP, "Killer Klowns From Outer Space", which also included four additional tracks. Live and studio versions of the song subsequently appeared on their compilation albums.

Answer: The Jetsons

Performed by Howard Morris, the song was featured on the 1962 Jetsons episode, "A Date With Jet Screamer".

The Dickies' version can be found as a Bonus Track of The Dickies' "Second Coming" CD on Captain Oi! Records.

9. Yep, another Hanna-Barbera Cartoon question. Finish the title of this festive ditty that appears on The Dickies' 1983 studio album. "Bowling With _____" (Fill in the blank)

Answer: Bedrock Barney

Of course, this title refers to Fred Flintstone's best friend and bowling buddy, Barney Rubble. The song was written by The Dickies' vocalist Leonard Graves Phillips and guitarist, Stan Lee. Unlike most of The Dickies' cartoon theme song covers, this song has no direct connection with "The Flintstones" TV show.

10. Can you remember the song that reveals the band's infatuation with a certain Los Angeles TV news anchor?

Answer: I'm Stuck in a Pagoda (With Tricia Toyota)

Tricia Toyota was a popular news anchor on KNBC-TV (Los Angeles) Channel 4, from 1975-1985. Currently, she is an adjunct professor at her alma mater, UCLA.

Source: Author zombipi

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