The Rock / Metal Quiz Thread

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Sticking with the Motorhead theme. Another ex member of Motorhed worked with Pete Way, who was it and what was the name of that band ??

Roger. H wrote:

Sticking with the Motorhead theme. Another ex member of Motorhed worked with Pete Way, who was it and what was the name of that band ??

Dunno.

Hmm, can't really give any clues without giving away the answer. Let's see if our Motorhead expert, Chrissy, knows.

Roger. H wrote:

Hmm, can't really give any clues without giving away the answer. Let's see if our Motorhead expert, Chrissy, knows.

I'm sure she will.

Thats a trick question isn't it?


He formed FastWay with Eddie Clark

Chrissy wrote:

Thats a trick question isn't it?


He formed FastWay with Eddie Clark

No !! That was the answer to YOUR question !!

Thats a tough one..I know he was in UFO but that was before and after Motorhead....He had some band called Wasted? but not sure with who...

Chrissy wrote:

Thats a tough one..I know he was in UFO but that was before and after Motorhead....He had some band called Wasted? but not sure with who...

Waysted? Didn't they have a young Danny Vaughn on vocals?

Chrissy wrote:

Thats a tough one..I know he was in UFO but that was before and after Motorhead....He had some band called Wasted? but not sure with who...

Go back and read the question properly !!!!

Roger...I Don't know....I'm not the smart one here remember....

When PHIL TAYLOR left Motorhead he joined Pete Way in WAYSTED.

ohh....Woops..............

This band beat Nirvana and Alice In Chains to the American Music Awards Best Band title in the early 90's. They have released 8 albums and share their name with a classic track by one of the biggest bands of the 70's, Who are they ??

Roger. H wrote:

This band beat Nirvana and Alice In Chains to the American Music Awards Best Band title in the early 90's. They have released 8 albums and share their name with a classic track by one of the biggest bands of the 70's, Who are they ??

Soundgarden?

There's a track called Soundgarden ???

NO.

Roger. H wrote:

There's a track called Soundgarden ???

NO.

I dunno!

These are the Grammys right?

Roger. H wrote:

This band beat Nirvana and Alice In Chains to the American Music Awards Best Band title in the early 90's. They have released 8 albums and share their name with a classic track by one of the biggest bands of the 70's, Who are they ??

Not grammys.

guns and roses

Roger. H wrote:

Roger. H wrote:

This band beat Nirvana and Alice In Chains to the American Music Awards Best Band title in the early 90's. They have released 8 albums and share their name with a classic track by one of the biggest bands of the 70's, Who are they ??

Not grammys.

Thought they were the same.

Chrissy wrote:

guns and roses

No. Their star had faded long before.

Roger. H wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

guns and roses

No. Their star had faded long before.

It has to be between 1991 & 1994 as Kurt shot himself in 1994. Anymore clues that won't give it away?

Pete wrote:

Roger. H wrote:

Roger. H wrote:

This band beat Nirvana and Alice In Chains to the American Music Awards Best Band title in the early 90's. They have released 8 albums and share their name with a classic track by one of the biggest bands of the 70's, Who are they ??

Not grammys.

Thought they were the same.

Differences between the AMAs and Grammy Awards.
While the Grammy Awards are awarded based on votes by members of the entertainment industry, the AMAs are determined by a poll of music buyers, and as a result is more of a representative of public opinion.The "big three" established awards shows (AMAs, Billboard Music Awards, and Grammy Awards) compete for prestige and television ratings, with the Grammy Awards nominally rewarding quality and both the AMAs and Billboard Music Awards rewarding popularity. Stories of artists being pressured to participate in one awards show over the other have been fodder for tabloid gossip and controversy. The controversy was muted somewhat after the AMAs moved to late November, avoiding being in the same awards season as the Grammys.

The American Music Awards have nominations based on sales, airplay, activity on social networks, and video viewing and can nominate only the works released between 1 December of the previous year and 1 September of the current year. Before 2010 had nominations based only on sales and airplay and nominated every work, even if old. The Grammys have nominations based on vote of the Academy and only nominate a work from their eligibility period that changes often.

Pete wrote:

Roger. H wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

guns and roses

No. Their star had faded long before.

It has to be between 1991 & 1994 as Kurt shot himself in 1994. Anymore clues that won't give it away?

Correct. I think I've given the best clue with the 70's track of the same name.