How well do you know your music? Let’s find out with a quiz that accompanies this week playlist.
The subjects du jour are : Justin Timberlake, Amy Winehouse, Jamiroquai, Macy Gray, Christina Aguilera, Pink, Beyoncè, Evanescence, Joss Stone, Ryan Adams, Muse, John Maye
They are the ‘2000s Throwback’ artists selected among the posts we publish this week.
Tracklist
1 . Justin Timberlake . Love Stoned/I Think She Knows |
2 . Amy Winehouse . Stronger Than Me |
3 . Jamiroquai . Main VeinJamiroquai release their fifth album . ‘A Funk Odyssey’ (2001) |
4 . Macy Gray . She Ain’t Right For You |
5 . Christina Aguilera . Lady Marmalade |
6 . Pink . Sober |
7 . Beyoncé . Irreplaceable |
8 . Evanescence . Going UnderAmi Lee . Evanescence serenade Orlando (2003) |
9 . Joss Stone . Dirty Man |
10 . Ryan Adams . To Be The OneRyan Adams Releases His Debut Solo Album . ‘Heartbreaker’ (2000) |
11 . Muse . Starlight |
12 . John Mayer– WheelColumbia publish John Mayer’s second album . ‘Heavier Things’ featuring ‘Daughters . (2003) |
And the correct answers (in case you missed one or two) are:
1. The song features a transition from the main track “LoveStoned” to the instrumental section known as “I Think She Knows.” This live transition was part of the track’s structure during performances.
2. Amy Winehouse performed “Stronger Than Me” at the SWR3 New Pop Festival in Baden-Baden, Germany, in 2004. It was one of her live gigs promoting her debut album.
3. Beverley Knight performed the song “Main Vein” with Jamiroquai during their live shows, including a 2002 concert in Verona. Her guest vocals added a unique timbre to the live rendition.
4. Macy Gray performed “She Ain’t Right For You” on The Graham Norton Show. The performance aligned with her mid-2000s live setlists.
5. The collaborative “Lady Marmalade” won “Video of the Year” at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards. This award highlighted its impact in the Moulin Rouge! campaign.
6. P!NK performed “Sober” at the 2008 American Music Awards. It was part of a series of live renditions promoting the song.
7. Ne-Yo co-wrote Beyoncé’s hit song “Irreplaceable.” The track combined elements of pop and R&B to resonate with a wide audience.
8. “Going Under” by Evanescence is featured on the live album/DVD “Anywhere but Home,” recorded in Paris. This version captures the band’s intense live energy.
9. Joss Stone’s “Dirty Man” uses the motif of sweeping with a broom. The lyrics metaphorically address clearing out an unfaithful partner.
10. Ryan Adams’s “To Be the One” is from his album “Heartbreaker.” Released in 2000, it marked the launch of his solo career.
11. Muse held their 2009 “Seaside Rendezvous” concerts in Teignmouth. This was a hometown return for the band marked by celebratory performances.
12. John Mayer’s “Wheel” explores themes of the inevitable cycles of life and acceptance. It was introduced in his early 2000s live sessions.
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