How well do you know your music? Let’s find out with a quiz that accompanies this week playlist.
The subjects du jour are : Kate Bush, Stevie Nicks, Daryl Hall & John Oates, 10 000 Maniacs, Madonna, Madonna, Queen, Earth, Wind & Fire, AC/DC, Metallica, The Rolling Stones, Guns N’Roses
They are the ’80s Throwback’ artists selected among the 448 Posts we publish this week.
Tracklist
1 . Kate Bush . Babooshka |
2 . Stevie Nicks . Stop Draggin' My Heart Around |
3 . Daryl Hall & John Oates . Kiss On My List"Voices" Hall & Oates' ninth album released on July 29, 1980 by RCA. |
4 . 10 000 Maniacs . Like The Weather |
5 . Madonna . Borderline |
6 . Madonna . Lucky Star |
7 . Queen . I Want To Break FreeHappy Birthday Roger Taylor . Queen at Their Best |
8 . Earth, Wind & Fire . Let's Groove |
9 . AC/DC . Hells Bells |
10 . Metallica . For Whom The Bell Tolls |
11 . The Rolling Stones . One Hit [To The Body] |
12 . Guns N' Roses . Welcome To The Jungle |
And the correct answers (in case you missed one or two) are:
1. 'Babooshka' portrays a wife who, under a younger alias, tests her husband's loyalty. This dual identity adds depth to the narrative.
2. Stevie Nicks' 'Stop Draggin' My Heart Around' was the 25th video on MTV's launch, securing its historic slot.
3. 'Kiss on My List' topped the Billboard Hot 100, reinforcing Hall & Oates' presence in the charts.
4. 'Like the Weather' achieves contrast, with upbeat tunes shadowing lyrics of dreariness and lethargy.
5. 'Borderline' tackles interracial relationship themes, seminal in its early MTV play and visual storytelling.
6. Madonna's 'Lucky Star' video entrenched lace gloves and crucifixes into 1980s fashion lore.
7. Queen's 'I Want to Break Free' video spoofed 'Coronation Street' with cross-dressing, leading to MTV's boycott.
8. 'Let's Groove' leveraged Scanimate technology for its distinctive vintage electronic effects.
9. AC/DC's 'Hells Bells' bell tolled dramatically. At 2,000 pounds, it was a specially crafted musical icon.
10. Named after Hemingway's book, 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' weaves literature into Metallica's metal fabric.
11. 'Angry' introduces 'Hackney Diamonds,' heralding a new era for The Rolling Stones after a long hiatus.
12. Axl Rose's LA dive birthed 'Welcome to the Jungle,' narrating LA's raw side and whispered iconic warnings.
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