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1. Which of the following brilliant choices was an early band name for The Kinks?
2. While The Kinks went through a few drummers in the early days before settling on Mick Avory (working out the kinks, eh?), who, along with the Davies brothers, was an original member of the band?
3. For a while things went a bit overboard with the eleventh letter of the alphabet. Which of the following is NOT a title of a Kinks record?
4. 'You Really Got Me' was the first Kinks single to reach the charts. What is the first word in the song?
5. Ray Davies wrote a song called 'Stop Your Sobbing' which was covered in 1979 by which band?
6. 'The taxman's taken all my dough, and left me in my stately home...' is the beginning of which song?
7. The Kinks were banned from touring in America for much of the sixties, and consequently didn't have any songs reach the U.S. top ten for many years after 'Tired of Waiting' had charted in 1965. Which song, charting in the U.S. at number 9 in 1970, broke the spell of drought?
8. Which album, featuring the songs 'Victoria' and 'Shangri-La,' was written as a rock opera around the same time The Who developed 'Tommy'?
9. Who, according to a Kinks song, is 'of pure and noble breed'?
10. What is the title of Ray Davies' 'unauthorized autobiography'?
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