Artist of the Week III – Quiz #27

Exceptional Artist of the Week III Series logo by Sarca @ caughtmegaming

2019 Artists of the Week (so far): George Harrison, Notorious B.I.G., Amy Winehouse, Van Halen, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mariah Carey, Elton John, Gorillaz, Led Zeppelin, Aretha Franklin, Cheap Trick, Can, Kanye West, Fleetwood Mac, Morrissey, Franz Ferdinand, Black Sabbath, Tina Turner, Jeff Buckley, The Monkees, Fiona Apple, Kiss, Dr. Dre, Ella Fitzgerald, Pixies, Supertramp

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My thanks to all who have participated in the “Artist of the Week” quizzes so far.

Congrats to all those who correctly identified Supertramp last week.

The results after 26 weeks (as of Wednesday afternoon – results submitted after that time will be added to next week’s spreadsheet):

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Ready for Quiz #27?

Take it or Leave it!

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Quiz Rules/Format
(Same as last year, feel free to skip to the quiz if you know the rules already)

Your Task: Name the mystery Artist, ideally with as few clues as possible.

Correctly guess the artist on the first clue? 500 points.

After scrolling down to the second clue? 400 points.

Still don’t know after the fifth clue? 0 points, but a crisp high-five for participating.

I’ll use google translate to put the correct answer at the bottom in Arabic (if you read Arabic, that’s fantastic, but no cheating by reading ahead!) and you can translate it back to the language of your choice to confirm your answer.

In the comments, please enter your POINTS earned (not the artist name) and I’ll keep track of the running totals in a spreadsheet.

In addition to eternal bragging rights, the winner at the end of the year may even get something as prestigious as a digital certificate.

Here goes!

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Artist of the Week #27
Record POINTS Earned (Not Artist Name) in the comments
(scroll down for additional clues)

For:

500 points………………..New York City rock band, whose song about New York City Cops was eventually removed from their debut CD running order after September 11th, 2001 (the band name was also featured on Shia Laboeuf’s t-shirt in the 2007 film, Transformers)

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400 points……………….that 2001 debut album, Is this it?, is on the 1001 list…and its popular single, Last Nite, is a great example of how to play a ‘C Octave’ repeatedly on a guitar!

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300 points……………….The band name is a synonym for ‘shots’ in golf (or used to describe different types of competitive swimming styles)

 

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200 points………………..On a more serious note, the acronym FAST is used to help determine if someone may be having this:

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100 points………………..The artist is The S_______s

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Answer: السكتات الدماغية

(Please post your points earned in the comments section)

Thanks for playing!

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Verbalize the Positive

I quite like Last Nite‘s simple yet effective layered intro!

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