Steve Taylor Trivia Quiz

Answer: I Want To Be A Clone

This six track LP was released in January of 1983, and was a moderate hit. It dealt with issues such as abortion and it pointed out that Liberals are so open to everything but the truth.

Answer: Meltdown

This was Steve's best selling Album. It did make a few people mad because of it's satirical phrases,and tell it like it is attitude. It dealt with issues such as abortion,media bashing,Christian persecution, and Racism in Christianity. The not yet shamed Jimmy Swagart dedicated an entire chapter to Steve in one of his anti-rock and roll books because like so many people,he misunderstood the satire of this album.

Answer: On the Fritz

This was a moderate hit for Steve. In this album he used a style of singing that is really talking half the time. The issues dealt with included closet Christianity, the dangers of becoming too materialistic, and judging people.

Answer: Limelite

This was the first of 2 Live Albums Steve released. It was recorded live at Castle Ashby England in front of 65,000 people.

Answer: I Predict 1990

This was by far Steve's best and most controversial album. It enraged Abortion clinics around the world with its opening track,'I Blew Up the Clinic Real Good'. The albums claim to fame was its 5th track, 'Jim Morrisons Grave',whose music video made it onto MTV's 120 in '87,making it the first Christian song ever on MTV. Along with the Album, Steve produced the first Christian Music VHS Video ever.The album would have been much more popular had Steve not gone {$500,000} over budget,and taken an extra 7 months to complete it.

In fact, Sparrow let Steve work for Myrrh because he was costing them so much money.

Answer: True

This album had two versions released. If you bought the album on CD,you got 19 of Steve's hits, including the entire 'I Want to Be a Clone album.' But if you bought it on Tape,you only got 12, with only 1 song from I Want to Be a Clone, but you did get a This Disco remix that had previously only been released in Europe.

Answer: Chagall Guevara

After being retired for nearly 4 years, Steve tried his hand at the secular music world,when he formed the band Chagall Guevara. The group signed a huge deal with MCA, but the album didn't sell, and they asked to be let out of the deal. The one bright spot Chagall Guevara had was a slot on the 'Pump up the Volume' soundtrack, and raving reviews from Rolling Stone magazine.

Answer: Squint

Steve returned to the Christian music scene in '93, with the members of Chagall Guverea. It was a moderate hit.

Answer: Now the Truth Can be Told

The one and only Steve Taylor boxed set Anthology,that incuded a booklet filled with an explination of every song on the 2 CD or Tape set written by Steve.

Answer: Liver

This was the 2nd of 2 live albums Steve put out. It included a more up-beat tempo version on 'I Want to be a Clone',and a very slow,and quiet 6 minute version of the song,'On the Fritz'.

Answer: Transatlantic Remixes

This single,which contained a Re-mix of 'This Disco Used to be a Cute Cathedral,' was only released in Europe,and less than 1,000 copies were published.

Answer: Shortstop

This song's meaning is hard to see. It is nothing near the quality of some of Steve's other material, but it's not too bad.

Answer: Jung and the Restless

Jung and the Restless was one of the best tracks on I Predict 1990. While Who pays the Piper is a song by a Steve Taylor, it is not the same person.

Answer: Clowning Prince

That was his nickname.

Answer: Debbie

Answer: ankle

Answer: 13

Answer: Abraham Lincoln

Answer: Republican

Answer: 1957