by Amanda Flinner

Comments: 16

• Baddanta from VirginiaGot them all
• Doombringer from Northern Germany90 % : Pure luck or genius ?
• Pete from Long Island NyIf Circuit City would have used my idea to adapt "Surf City" for their theme song, they'd probably still be in business.
• Piper from San Franciscohere is another one:
  
  fact or fiction
  the Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn song "You're the Reason Our Kids Are So Ugly" was a background song for a Vermont adoption agency commercial in 1975.
  
  search it out
• Mark from CaliforniaSince "Tonight's the Night" is about someone who died of a heroin overdose, I doubt Michelob would want to use it in a commercial.
• Marcus from North CarolinaGreat quiz and a great, fun website to entertain, amuse and learn about music. So much great content! Keep on pickin , chikin!! ????????????????
• Marcus from North CarolinaGreat quiz and a great, fun website to entertain, amuse and learn about music. So much great content! Keep on pickin , chikin!! ????????????????
• Paulo Antonio from VancouverI got 9 out of 10 correct. Fun quiz.
• Rob Orick Alias "robgems68" from Oxford, Michigan"Like A Rock" was composed by Bob Seger with the car images in mind. Bob had many friends here in the Detroit area who worked in General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler auto plants, and requested to Bob to compose a working man's anthem about the car makers. It was just a coincidence that Chevrolet wanted to use the song in their ads after the song hit the charts in 1986. "Ring Of Fire" was used in the 1990's as an advertisement for Applebee's Restaraunts. One memorable instrumental song from the 1960's is based on an actual advertisement for Mile's Laboratory and Alka Seltzer: 1965's "No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In") by The T-Bones, A Top 3 Hit On Billboard Charts That later had actual members of the 1970's group Hamilton, Joe Frank , and Reynolds.
• Gordon from MackayI loved every part o the quiz
• Ed Aguinaga from Glen Burnie, MdAll but one and some of these I haven't thought about in years.
• Richard Alan Hart from Home; Willisville IllI have allway loved the song : Wings of a dove. MY mom & Dad loved the song to .
• Dave from Greer, Sc8/10. I remember some of these from when I was a kid
• Shawn from MarylandWow! I managed to get them all right! :)
• Chipp Ross from PdxSigh....Devo was a duo?Try Quintet.Mark Mothersbaugh,Bob Mothersbaugh,Gerald Casale (YAY,you got one right),Bob Casale and Alan Myers was the lineup that recorded most of their early work,including the song "Whip It". Songwriting credit goes to the "Duo" of Mark and Jerry but yeah.
• Jim from Mobile, AlI think I need a real hobby, I got them all right.

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