The One and Only Imogen Heap Trivia Quiz

Answer: Angry angel

The sixth song on Imogen Heap's debut album is called "Angry Angel." The full lyrics are "Over there stands my angry angel and he's shaking his head, in disgrace with me. Over there stands my angry angel and he's frowning like hell, I'm not feeling guilty." The beginning of the song is chaotic and exciting.

The album, called "I Megaphone," was released in the US in 1998. The title is an anagram of her name.

Answer: Come Here Boy

Imogen Heap repeatedly reminds her love in the song "Come Here Boy" of this fact. Along with those lyrics, she also mentions "I know that my face is only too familiar to your sleep". The song starts out slowly and softly and then escalates at the climax. This is a song from the album "I Megaphone", which was also produced by Guy Sigsworth, with whom Imogen later formed a band.

Answer: Let Go

"Garden State" was a movie written by Zach Braff and was released worldwide in 2004. Near the end it features Frou Frou's "Let Go," a masterpiece. The soundtrack for "Garden State" features many excellent songs. Although Frou Frou only released one full album, the duo remains friendly.

Answer: Love

The word Guy Sigsworth asked to be included was "love". Imogen Heap responded with the lyric "lung of love, leaves me breathless". Those very same lyrics appear in the song "Flicks" off of Frou Frou's album "Details".

Answer: The Walk

Throughout the song "The Walk," Imogen talks about resisting someone ("you and I were never meant to be... can we just be friends... I don't want to feel like this") but in the climax, she sings that she's giving in and planning to relish it all. "The Walk" is the eighth song from "Speak For Yourself." The album came out in the US in 2005.

A year later, Imogen Heap received two Grammy nominations, including "Best New Artist".

Answer: Closing In

Many artists use their album pamphlets to thank various people or to let fans know the instruments used in certain songs. In this case, Imogen's thanks is unique. This is a quote directly from the pamphlet in her "Speak for Yourself" album: (thank you) "to the carpet factory across the courtyard who left out their old carpet tube castaways for me so I could bang on them with CD cases for that sound in 'Closing In' I just had to have."

Answer: Bad Body Double

"Bad Body Double" is the ninth track from "Ellipse." In it, Imogen points out things she really can't stand about herself and puts them off as her "bad body double." She says "We look very similar except she's got some grays and a little extra weight on the sides." It's a mostly comedic song.

Answer: Swoon

'Swoon" is the fifth song from Imogen's third album. It's a song about a relationship perhaps just beginning. She expresses her excitement over setting up a date and seeing her phone light up because someone special is contacting her. The climax contains the lyrics in question and they end with "'cause I thought you probably wouldn't like it." Her third album, "Ellipse," was released in the US in 2009.

Answer: Lifeline

In the beginning of "Lifeline," you can hear a match being lit. There are a number of sounds that can be heard in this unique song, including a cat and a bicycle wheel in addition to the catchy music. In the song, she sings about gasping for air and reminders to keep breathing.

She also sings "I feel like I've just got the hang of this living thing." This song is from the album "Sparks," which was released nationally 2014.

Answer: The Listening Chair

In 2012, Imogen Heap presented the question and provided a device for people to answer. It was literally a "listening chair," as it had a microphone and a camera. She then made it a song, of course titled "The Listening Chair," where time passes as she describes different things in her life. Like her favorite things (ping pong, the color blue) or the not-so-great things that have happened ("I caught you kissing her" or being at the hospital).