Now That's What We Call Music Trivia Quiz

Answer: Radiohead

The English alternative rock band, Radiohead, have been together since 1985. Their first album, "Pablo Honey," was released in 1993. "Karma Police" was featured on their third album "OK Computer."

Answer: Garbage

Garbage is an alternative rock band from Wisconsin. Their debut album "Garbage" met with critical success, reaching the status of double-platinum. "I Think I'm Paranoid" comes from their album "Version 2.0".

Answer: Fastball

Fastball is an American rock band based out of Austin, Texas. Despite a shaky start, the band went on to become a commercial success. "Out of My Head" is featured on their second album "All The Pain Money Can Buy."

Answer: Smash Mouth

Smash Mouth was formed in California in 1994. Lead vocalist, Steve Harwell, was responsible for creating the band. Their sound is primarily retro/pop. Their second album, "Astro Lounge" was released in 1999 and featured the song "Then the Morning Comes."

Answer: Bon Jovi

The name of this New Jersey band is a shortened version of lead vocalist Jon Bon Jovi's last name (Bongiovi). In 1984 their self-titled album was released and went gold. The best-selling single, "It's My Life," is from their album "Crush."

Answer: U2

This celebrated Irish band has been performing since 1976. Their success really took off after they released their 1987 album "The Joshua Tree." The upbeat "Beautiful Day," from the album "All That You Can't Leave Behind," propelled the band to multi-platinum status.

Answer: NSYNC

As far as longevity goes, the boy band NSYNC didn't stick around long. They formed in 1995 and disbanded in 2002. The best known member, Justin Timberlake, parlayed the short-lived success of the band into a solo career. "This I Promise You" became a top ten single from their album "No Strings Attached."

Answer: Sum 41

Originally known as Kaspir, Sum 41 runs the gamut as far as their music goes. Skate punk, alternative metal, and pop punk are a few examples. This Canadian band formed in 1996 and includes past and present members Deryck Whibley, who co-founded the group, Steve Jocz, and Frank Zummo. "Fat Lip" can be found on their 2001 album "All Killer No Filler."

Answer: Aerosmith

This hard rock/metal band from Boston needs no introduction. As far as rock music goes, they top the list of most successful rock bands of all time. Dating back to 1974, when their debut album was released, Aerosmith continues to record and perform around the world. Released in 2001, "Just Push Play" is both the title of a song and an album.

Answer: Moby

Richard Melville Hall, otherwise known as Moby, is an American musician and songwriter known mainly for electronic dance music. He claims to be related to "Moby Dick" author Herman Melville. Inspired by the 2001 attacks in New York City, "We Are All Made of Stars" is featured on the album "18."