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Who of the following produced Eminem’s breakthrough album The Slim Shady? |
Dr. Dre |
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"Detroit house" music is generally referred to as: |
Techno |
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Both Hootie and the Blowfish and Counting Crows made prominent references to Bob Dylan in their hit songs during the 1990s. |
True |
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The song "You Oughta Know" references which personal experience? |
angry frustration after a romantic breakup |
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The album Mi Reflejo was a hit for which singer? |
Christina Aguilera |
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All of the following were albums of the Beastie Boys EXCEPT: |
The Score |
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Which individual sold album-oriented rock formats as prepackaged products? |
Lee Abrams |
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The heroes of the 1990s jam bands were primarily the Grateful Dead and: |
The Allman Brothers |
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The concept of Pop-Up Video included: |
featuring videos with little on-screen factoids about music and artists |
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All of the following are true regarding roots rockers EXCEPT they: |
continued the punk attitude of going against the status quo |
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The two most important boy bands during the late 1990s were the Backstreet Boys and Boyz II Men. |
False |
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Who began his career after winning a 1997 freestyle rap competition in Los Angeles? |
Eminem |
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All of the following are considered benefits of the compact disc format EXCEPT the: |
superior sound quality of analog recordings |
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In the late 1990s, the boom in Spanish pop was led by Ricky Martin’s "Livin’ La Vida Loca." |
True |
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Notorious B.I.G. was a prominent figure in the West Coast faction of hip-hop. |
False |
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The New York approach to dance music is often called: |
Garage |
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Justin Timberlake was a member of which of the following bands? |
NSYNC |
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Who was the target of VH-1? |
Baby Boomers |
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Which electronic dance album was licensed for use in commercials and movie soundtracks? |
Play |
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The East Coast faction of gangsta rap was led by: |
Puff Daddy |
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Death Row Records was owned by: |
Suge Knight |
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Jagged Little Pill represents the debut album for Sarah McLachlan |
False |
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Larry Levan established himself in which New York-based club? |
Paradise Garage |
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The year 1988 was referred to by some as the "second summer of love" because: |
rave parties fused trippy music and altered states of consciousness |
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Which classically trained female singer-songwriter reflects those influences in her music? |
Tori Amos |
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