Take Me Down to the Paradise City Quiz

Answer: Metallica

"One" is on Metallica's "...And Justice for All" album. Metallica is one of the most successful heavy metal band of all time. "One" tells the story of a soldier who loses his arms, legs, eyes, ears, and voice but is still able to think, leaving him trapped inside his own body.

It is based on the Dalton Trumbo novel, "Johnny Got His Gun". The video features clips from the 1971 film adaptation of this novel.

Answer: Ozzy Osbourne

Ozzy has been called the "Prince of Darkness" and the "Godfather of Heavy Metal". Ozzy led Black Sabbath until 1978 when he was fired for excessive drug and alcohol use. Ozzy began his solo career with the album, "Blizzard of Ozz".

Answer: AC/DC

Malcolm and Angus Young formed the band in 1973. Dave Evans did not last long before being replaced with Bon Scott in 1974. Scott, who died of alcohol poisoning in 1980, was replaced by Brian Johnson. Scott died prior to finishing the album, "Back in Black", which sold over 49 million copies worldwide.

Answer: Queensr˙che

Queensr˙che's original members were together until DeGarmo left the band in 1997. He rejoined his bandmates in 2003 for a short time to help record the album, "Tribe" but did not tour with the band.

Queensr˙che was formed in Bellevue, Washington in 1981. Their list of albums include the concept albums, "Operation: Mindcrime", "Operation: Mindcrime 2", "Promised Land", and their most successful album (number of sales) was the 1990 release "Empire."

Answer: Skid Row

Fellow New Jersey native Jon Bon Jovi had been long-time friends with Skid Row guitarist Dave Sabo. Jon helped the band get a record deal with Atlantic Records in 1988. Skid Row's 1989 debut album, "Skid Row", was a huge success selling over 5 million copies.

Answer: Mötley Crüe

Tommy Lee, Mick Mars, Nikki Six and Vince Neil formed Mötley Crüe in Los Angeles, California, in 1981. Mötley Crüe has had huge commercial success selling over 80 million album copies world-wide. MTV's 2006 Greatest Metal Bands of all-time ranked Mötley Crüe #10.

Answer: Iron Maiden

The early years of Iron Maiden was a revolving door of band members with Steve Harris the only constant member until Dave Murray joined in 1978 and Nicko McBrain in 1982. Lead singer, Bruce Dickinson, left the band for a few years in the '90s but rejoined in 1999. Iron Maiden has had a huge influence on the heavy metal genre and is one of the most widely known metal bands.

Eddie the Head is featured on all of the band's album covers and merchandise with many different guises.

Answer: Quiet Riot

Lead Singer, Kevin DuBrow, was the only original member still in the band, Quiet Riot, when they released their biggest selling album in 1983, "Metal Health". DuBrow died in 2007 of a cocaine overdose. Drummer, Frankie Banali, though not a founding member, was the senior member of the band. In 2010, Banali reformed Quiet Riot.

Randy Rhoads became a legend playing for Ozzy before his untimely death in 1982 in a flying accident.

Answer: Guns N' Roses

Guns N' Roses took the music scene by storm with the 1987 album "Appetite for Destruction". During the late '80s and early '90s, Guns N' Roses piled up hit after hit and sold millions of records. Interpersonal conflict caused the core group to break up throughout the '90s. G N' R looks nothing like the original band with lead singer, Axl Rose, the only original member still with the group. G N' R was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April 2012.

Answer: Led Zeppelin

While some bands have had members come and go, with some seemingly having a revolving door of members, Led Zeppelin has only had the four original members Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Bonham, and John Paul Jones. Led Zeppelin has been heralded as one of the most influential and successful bands of all-time. The band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995.