"Off With Their Heads" Lyrics Trivia Quiz

Answer: Like It Too Much

The 'Off With Their Heads' album was released on 20 October 2008. The album name was announced on 4 August 2008.

Answer: Never Miss A Beat

This song was the first song released from this album. It reached number five in the UK charts. It features vocals from Lily Allen and The New Young Pony Club. They performed this song many times on TV over the Christmas period including performing it on the Christmas special of 'Top of the Pops'.

Answer: You Want History

This was released as the third track from this album. It was recorded at the 'RAK & Eastcote Studios' in London.

Answer: Tomato In The Rain

The album was directed by Eliot James and Mark Ronson. Mark Ronson won the BRIT Award for 'Best Male Artist' in 2008 and was the only male winner who didn't sing to win the award.

Answer: Spanish Metal

This track was the first track on this album. It was also used to start off all their UK Arena tour concerts.

Answer: Good Days Bad Days

This song was the second track they released from this album. It peaked at a very low 111 in the UK Singles Chart. The music video has been directed by Alex Courtes and produced at Partizan. Alex Courtes directed U2's 'Vertigo' video and, as a result, won a Grammy Award in 2005 for 'Best Short Form Music Video' with Martin Fougerol.

Answer: Half The Truth

This song featured rapper Sway DaSafo who rapped a verse. Clash magazine said that "'Half The Truth' somehow pulls off a charming Blackpool pier sound and even concludes with a little unexpected grime."

Answer: Addicted To Drugs

Mark Ronson played the agogo bells in this track. Alternative Press magazine said that "'Addicted To Drugs' is brilliant, from its cheeky quotes of Robert Palmer's 'Addicted To Love' to Wilson's darkly comic portrayal of junkies in love."

Answer: Always Happens Like That

Lily Allen did guest vocals in this song as well as 'Never Miss A Beat'. Lily Allen worked with Mark Ronson to do a cover of 'Oh My God' in 2007.

Answer: Can't Say What I Mean

They got their band name from the South African football team that Leeds United captain Lucas Radebe started his career at. The Kaiser Chiefs allegedly support Leeds United.