by JK » Thu Jan 06, 2011 9:35 pm
by fish » Thu Jan 06, 2011 9:39 pm
CK wrote:fish wrote:13 - Downunder, Overkill, Be Good
Yes to Down Under and Be Good Johnny, no to Overkill
by CK » Fri Jan 07, 2011 8:48 am
fish wrote:CK wrote:fish wrote:13 - Downunder, Overkill, Be Good
Yes to Down Under and Be Good Johnny, no to Overkill
I always thought Overkill was the best song on the album and the best Men at Work song of all time.
I guess the other song you are looking for is Who can it be now?
by CK » Fri Jan 07, 2011 8:50 am
Constance_Perm wrote:9. Friday On My Mind
by fish » Fri Jan 07, 2011 10:09 am
by Leaping Lindner » Fri Jan 07, 2011 11:13 am
by Leaping Lindner » Fri Jan 07, 2011 11:27 am
by CK » Fri Jan 07, 2011 5:41 pm
fish wrote:20 - Species Deceases
by CK » Fri Jan 07, 2011 5:45 pm
Leaping Lindner wrote:2. Which of the bands achieved a UK or US number one first, and for a bonus point, name the song.
US - Little River Band (Reminiscing) - Incorrect, LL - number 3 in the US
3. In terms of songs, what is the primary connection between INXS and the Easybeats?
Good Times (Gonna Have a Good Time) Spot on
4. What was Midnight Oil’s first top 40 7 inch single?
I reckon Dont Want to be one made the lower top 40. If not US Forces. Good get - lower top 40 is spot on. It made number 40
5. The most known Easybeats lineup comprised Dick Diamonde, Stevie Wright, George Young and who?
Harry Vanda and Snowy Fleet (later Tony Cahill) Correct
6. In 2001, the Australian Performing Rights Association named a Little River Band song as one of their “Top 30 Australian songs of all time”. Which song?
At a guess Reminiscing Surprisingly, no, not Reminiscing
10. Name Midnight Oil’s drummer, and their lead guitarist.
Rob Hurst (Drums)
Martin Rotsey (Guitar)
Rob Hirst yes - Martin Rotsey does play guitar but is not generally credited as lead guitarist
12. Name any three bands that Little River Band members Glenn Shorrock, Beeb Birtles and Graham Goble were also recording members of.
Shorrock - Twilights, Axiom
Birtles - Zoot, Frieze (duo with Daryl Cotton), Missisippi
Goble - Travis Wellington Hedge, Alsion Gross, Missisippi
Correct on all fronts again
14. In which Australian state did the Easybeats form?
NSW - Sydney (formed at Villawood Migrant Hostel)
Spot on - and it was, indeed, Villawood.
16. Why was Little River Band drummer Derek Pellicci unable to tour with the band in the 1978 United States tour?
He broke his arm playing a social footy match from memory.-
Afraid not - neither that injury, nor those circumstances
18. Men At Work were successfully sued in 2010 for plagiarism, with the song “Down Under” deemed to have the flute solo from “Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree” as part of it. This similarity was first raised on a television show. Which show?
Spucks and Spucks (say with Kiwi Accent)
That's the one
19. Who wrote the Easybeats songs “She’s So Fine” and “Sorry”?
Stevie Wright and George Young
Correct in both cases
20. Midnight Oil had two EP’s reach the Australian charts. Name them. Bird Noises and
Armistice Day (I think...)
22. Which Men At Work song is the name of a segment of SBS’s “Rockwiz”?
Who can it be now?
Correct
23. “On the talkback show, on the radio, at the local bar, in the hot traffic by the red tail lights” is the opening line for which INXS song?
Listen Like Thieves
That's the one
24. At the time Peter Garrett ran for parliament with the Nuclear Disarmament Party, which album had Midnight Oil just released?
Red Sails in the Sunset
by CK » Fri Jan 07, 2011 6:03 pm
Leaping Lindner wrote:Here's a couple for you CK!!!
1) What was the Easybeats only other top 20 hit in the UK apart from Friday on my mind??? I keep thinking "Wedding Ring" but will say "Sorry"
2) LRBs manager Glen Wheatley first recorded with which Brisbane band featuring Matt Taylor?
I'd guess that would be Chain?
3) Who was the first Australian band to appear on the cover of Sounds magazine in the UK. (Hint it was the 80's).?? The era throws this out, but will say the Saints?
4). What Australian band did controversial US producer Kim Fowley claim "would save rock and roll". And to prove it met them at the airport in a wheelchair and proceeded to "walk" when he saw them.
5). What Vanda/Young song did Rod Stewart record??
by Leaping Lindner » Fri Jan 07, 2011 9:34 pm
CK wrote:Leaping Lindner wrote:Here's a couple for you CK!!!
1) What was the Easybeats only other top 20 hit in the UK apart from Friday on my mind??? I keep thinking "Wedding Ring" but will say "Sorry" - "Hello How Are You" - believe it or not
2) LRBs manager Glen Wheatley first recorded with which Brisbane band featuring Matt Taylor?
I'd guess that would be Chain? On the right track. - Bay City Union - Taylor's band just prior to Chain
3) Who was the first Australian band to appear on the cover of Sounds magazine in the UK. (Hint it was the 80's).?? The era throws this out, but will say the Saints? I thought it would be The Birthday Party but it is fact The Triffids!
4). What Australian band did controversial US producer Kim Fowley claim "would save rock and roll". And to prove it met them at the airport in a wheelchair and proceeded to "walk" when he saw them. - Daddy Cool. Didn't help them in the States fortunately as they struggled to get airplay.
5). What Vanda/Young song did Rod Stewart record?? - Hard Road (title track of Stevie Wright's first Solo Album)
Not sure on either of the last two, though
by Leaping Lindner » Fri Jan 07, 2011 9:38 pm
by CK » Fri Jan 07, 2011 9:52 pm
Leaping Lindner wrote:2. Men At Work went Number 1 in the US with Who Can it Be Now and Down Under , and Number 1 in the UK with Down Under. Pretty sure Men at Work are the first OZ band to go #1 in the UK , but something tells me LRB had a #1 single in the US before Men At Work. But I could be worng.
No, not wrong, LL - it is "Who Can It Be Now" . LRB's highest position was #3 with "Reminiscing"
6. Second guess ! I'll say "Cool Change". Only because it's actually their best song.Even though it didn't chart very highly from memory.
by southee » Fri Jan 07, 2011 10:44 pm
by CK » Fri Jan 07, 2011 11:17 pm
southee wrote:16. He went AWOL due to joining some religious cult. (think I read it somewhere a while ago in Glen Wheatleys 1st book when he managed them)
by southee » Fri Jan 07, 2011 11:52 pm
CK wrote:southee wrote:16. He went AWOL due to joining some religious cult. (think I read it somewhere a while ago in Glen Wheatleys 1st book when he managed them)
Not Derek Pellicci - you may be thinking of George McArdle, who left the band to pursue Bible studies.
by fish » Sat Jan 08, 2011 10:55 am
WhoopsCK wrote:Overkill is a great song, but that's from Cargo, their second album.
by CK » Wed Jan 12, 2011 7:57 am
by trev » Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:52 pm
by CK » Wed Jan 12, 2011 6:24 pm
trev wrote:16 I think he suffered serious burns in a gas fire or something like that?
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