Artist of the Week IV – Quiz #41

Exceptional Artist of the Week IV Series logo by Sarca @ caughtmegaming
2020 Artists of the Week (so far):
The Cure, Public Enemy, Steely Dan, Taylor Swift, Venom, Chuck Berry, Dixie Chicks, Billy Idol, Randy Newman, Jay-Z, Alanis Morissette, Pulp, The Byrds, Love, Queen Latifah, Muddy Waters, Robbie Williams, Rage Against the Machine, The Cars, Janet Jackson, King Crimson, Arcade Fire, James Brown, Daft Punk, PJ Harvey, Soundgarden, Dave Matthews Band, Stephen Stills, New Order, The Wallflowers, Billie Holiday, Earth Wind & Fire, Nirvana, Nick Drake, The Guess Who, Norah Jones, Cat Stevens, Blur, Faith No More, The Carpenters
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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 The Carpenters last week.
The results after 40 weeks (as of Friday afternoon – results submitted after that time will be added to next week’s spreadsheet):
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Ready for Quiz #41?
Hey you, what do you see?!
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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 #41
Record POINTS Earned (Not Artist Name) in the comments
(scroll down for additional clues)
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500 points…………………American artist, born in Ohio in 1969, birth name Brian Warner. His / his band’s 1996 album, featuring the singles The Beautiful People & Tourniquet, is on the 1001 list…
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400 points…………………and the album is named Antichrist Superstar.
Although he is known for his shock-rock / controversial performances, he is inevitably quite articulate in interviews, such as the Bowling for Columbine scene pictured below:
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300 points……………………His stage name / band name has 2-parts: the first is an ode to the actress (birth name) Norma Jean Mortenson…
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200 points………………..and the second part rhymes with the surname of the family band pictured below:
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100 points………………..The artist is M__________ M__________
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Answer: مارلين مانسون
(Please post your points earned in the comments section)
Thanks for playing!
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Verbalize the Positive
Credit where credit is due, The Beautiful People is an excellent single!
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300 please
Well done, Harrison!
300, well because thats what I got.
Nice work on the Norma Jean clue, Neil!
500, my kinda band/artist
I thought with the Carpenters last week, time to do a pendulum swing in the other direction!
500, don’t think I know any of his songs though.
I can’t say I’ve heard many (if any) in the last 20 years, but he’s got some strong mid/late 90s tracks!
Don’t know how I missed two weeks of these. But at least I’m back on the map with 500 today.
What a way to make a re-entrance, HMO!
Wowzers! Back to some respectability with 500!
Perhaps with the birthday, Deke, you’re another year older & wiser – well played!
BAHAHAHA….Older for sure, wiser still questionable!!
Cheers Geoff
500 for me! I like some of his stuff when I’m in the mood to blast it.
I found the 77 minutes of his album on the 1001 list hit a point of diminishing returns – but in short bursts, it’s potent!
For me, a greatest hits compilation is all I need.
This Is The New Score. 500 please.
Sweet scores are made of these, Steve!
I am not quite sure how I know this, but 500! (Though, I love your 300 clue most of all!)
Cheers, Adela – and well done!
500. I grew up on Antichrist Superstar.
And it paid off today, Zack!
500! That Bowling for Columbine clip really gained my respect in him.
That was a turning point for me too!
500! I have Sarah’s copy of Big Shiney Tunes #2 to thank!
Well done, Kevin & Sarah’s Big Shiny Tunes part deux!
500 for me. He was pretty ubiquitous back when I was in university.
And the ubiquity paid off today, JP!
Sure did!
500. Fun fact. We used to file this artist under the FIRST name rather than last, because it was originally a band name, while he went by the name Mr.
To borrow a line from Rob Lowe in Wayne’s World, I was not aware of that!
I’ll take a 300 this week.
Good work on the Norma Jean clue, D!
500 please. On a decent max run at the moment 🙂
Keep the streak going, TVTA!
500 each for Mika and me.
Well played, Mika & James!
500 please. I’ve seen his penis.
That experience didn’t seem to hurt the score today!
I’ve seen Iggy’s too.
Alas, he was already a quiz artist a couple years ago – but you likely got a perfect score that week too!
That’s the end of my celebrity genitalia stories, sadly.
50 because a guy I knew in college was very into this guy and I heard about it all the time
Good work, Aaron & college guy!
Yeah he was deeeep into it. That and NIN.
Sorry, 500, not 50.