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Escape the anxieties of everyday life by reliving your forgotten memories from 1965! Take a trip down memory lane with MemoryFountain Music Trivia, optimized for HD viewing on browser-enabled devices! Music Back to1975: MemoryFountain Music Trivia • Who is this English musician, singer and songwriter who rose to worldwide fame as one of the founder members of The Beatles, who helped David Bowie write the song “Fame,” came up with the title and also sang the background “Fame” parts in high voice? • What song by the Bee Gees was originally called “Drive Talking” which song’s rhythm was modeled after the sound their car produced while driving from Biscayne Bay to Miami? • What song deals with a time when Elton John was about to marry a woman named Linda Woodrow, but he was convinced by his friends, especially Long John Baldry, to abandon his plans to marry in order to salvage and maintain his musical career? • What is the title of the Pink Floyd’s 1975 album chosen by Storm Thorgerson, the man who made their cover art, whose theme is absence because “it summed up the message,” according to Pink Floyd? • What album released in 1975 tells the story of Elton John and Bernie Taupin’s early years together as friends and writing partners in chronological order, which also debuted at #1 in the US Pop Albums chart? How does it work? Since music is associated to memory you will experience a wide array of emotions as you enjoy this book. If you want to experience fond, even forgotten memories, trigger it back through MemoryFountain music trivia questions! In order to help define the wide array of emotions, we’ve distinguished these emotions into colors. Sometimes it will be funny like the color yellow, cool like blue, dramatic like black, or even passionate like red. Each question is answered with a splash - a splash of refreshing memory. You won’t be able to help but to smile and because you’ve found a memory you’ve forgotten about, as well as picking up plethora of fascinating facts you didn’t know about. If you value memories, this trivia book will be an invaluable treasure for you! *Optimized for HD viewing on browser enabled devices (iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc)

Escape the anxieties of everyday life by reliving your forgotten memories from 1965! Take a trip down memory lane with MemoryFountain Music Trivia, optimized for HD viewing on browser-enabled devices! Music Back to1980: MemoryFountain Music Trivia • Which was the only Kool And The Gang song that topped the American charts? • Which song by AC/DC was released as a tribute to Bon Scott, their lead singer? This song has the lyrics, “Forget the hearse ‘cause I never die”. • Which was Diana Ross’ greatest hit song as a solo artist? This song was written and produced by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers. • Which song by The Police won the Grammy award for the Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Group in the year 1981? • Which Ozzy Osbourne song was used in the Mitsubishi car commercials? This song was written by Ozzy and the music was given by Randy Rhoads. How does it work? Since music is associated to memory you will experience a wide array of emotions as you enjoy this book. If you want to experience fond, even forgotten memories, trigger it back through MemoryFountain music trivia questions! In order to help define the wide array of emotions, we’ve distinguished these emotions into colors. Sometimes it will be funny like the color yellow, cool like blue, dramatic like black, or even passionate like red. Each question is answered with a splash - a splash of refreshing memory. You won’t be able to help but to smile and because you’ve found a memory you’ve forgotten about, as well as picking up plethora of fascinating facts you didn’t know about. If you value memories, this trivia book will be an invaluable treasure for you! *Optimized for HD viewing on browser enabled devices (iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc)

Escape the anxieties of everyday life by reliving your forgotten memories from 1965! Take a trip down memory lane with MemoryFountain Music Trivia, optimized for HD viewing on browser-enabled devices! Music Back to 2000: MemoryFountain Music Trivia • Which song has a music video that shows a group of blond youngsters dressed like Eminem? • Which was the first single off the sales record-setting second album of ‘N Sync, “No Strings Attached”? • Which single form Pink’s debut album “Can’t Take Me Home” is about a guy she broke up with but who wants to get back with her? • Which singer, at 19 years of age, became the youngest Latina to have a Grammy to her name? • Which song by American artist Faith Hill was the title track released as the first single from an album and went on to become her seventh No.1 country hit? How does it work? Since music is associated to memory you will experience a wide array of emotions as you enjoy this book. If you want to experience fond, even forgotten memories, trigger it back through MemoryFountain music trivia questions! In order to help define the wide array of emotions, we’ve distinguished these emotions into colors. Sometimes it will be funny like the color yellow, cool like blue, dramatic like black, or even passionate like red. Each question is answered with a splash - a splash of refreshing memory. You won’t be able to help but to smile and because you’ve found a memory you’ve forgotten about, as well as picking up plethora of fascinating facts you didn’t know about. If you value memories, this trivia book will be an invaluable treasure for you! *Optimized for HD viewing on browser enabled devices (iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc)

Escape the anxieties of everyday life by reliving your forgotten memories from 1965! Take a trip down memory lane with MemoryFountain Music Trivia, optimized for HD viewing on browser-enabled devices! Music Back to1970: MemoryFountain Music Trivia • Which Song by Simon & Garfunkel has the line “Sail on, silver girl” which was thought to be referring to heroin, but was actually about Simon’s Girlfriend’s grey hair? • Which song by The Jackson 5 did Mariah Carey remake, which became a no: 1 hit? • Which is the song by The Guess Who which was widely misinterpreted as a tribute song to American women, but was really a protest against the Vietnam War? • Which song by The Jackson 5 was written by “The Corporation” that became their second no: 1 hit by knocking away “Let It Be” by The Beatles? • About which song did Elton John say “I don’t think I’ve written a love song as good since.”? This song was featured in the movie Welcome Home How does it work? Since music is associated to memory you will experience a wide array of emotions as you enjoy this book. If you want to experience fond, even forgotten memories, trigger it back through MemoryFountain music trivia questions! In order to help define the wide array of emotions, we’ve distinguished these emotions into colors. Sometimes it will be funny like the color yellow, cool like blue, dramatic like black, or even passionate like red. Each question is answered with a splash - a splash of refreshing memory. You won’t be able to help but to smile and because you’ve found a memory you’ve forgotten about, as well as picking up plethora of fascinating facts you didn’t know about. If you value memories, this trivia book will be an invaluable treasure for you! *Optimized for HD viewing on browser enabled devices (iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc)

Escape the anxieties of everyday life by reliving your forgotten memories from 1965! Take a trip down memory lane with MemoryFountain Music Trivia, optimized for HD viewing on browser-enabled devices! Music Back to1985: MemoryFountain Music Trivia • Which benefit single written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie raised over $60 Million which was used to help the victims of famine in Africa? • Which song by Whitney Houston tells a story of a woman’s love, though unreciprocated, to a married man despite her friends’ warnings as well as her own reluctance? • Which song by Prince indicated the first sign that Prince was starting to get weary of the life of a celebrity in the music industry that included his thoughts on drugs and the pressure that came along in this kind of life? • Which song from the film Desperately Seeking Susan that became Madonna’s first UK # 1 was never released as a single in the US despite being recognized as one of the most popular songs of the 80s? • Which song by Phil Collins from his No Jacket Required album talked about a boy who has a crush on a girl at school but the two do not discuss it? How does it work? Since music is associated to memory you will experience a wide array of emotions as you enjoy this book. If you want to experience fond, even forgotten memories, trigger it back through MemoryFountain music trivia questions! In order to help define the wide array of emotions, we’ve distinguished these emotions into colors. Sometimes it will be funny like the color yellow, cool like blue, dramatic like black, or even passionate like red. Each question is answered with a splash - a splash of refreshing memory. You won’t be able to help but to smile and because you’ve found a memory you’ve forgotten about, as well as picking up plethora of fascinating facts you didn’t know about. If you value memories, this trivia book will be an invaluable treasure for you! *Optimized for HD viewing on browser enabled devices (iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc)

Escape the anxieties of everyday life by reliving your forgotten memories from 1965! Take a trip down memory lane with MemoryFountain Music Trivia, optimized for HD viewing on browser-enabled devices! Music Back to1990: MemoryFountain Music Trivia • Which song did LL Cool J perform that made him the first rapper to appear on the MTV show? • For which song did Vanilla Ice agree to pay Queen and Bowie a settlement as they used samples from their songs? • Which song from Madonna’s “Immaculate Collection” was banned by MTV as it contained partial nudity? This song video eventually sold more than one million copies. • Which LL Cool J song is based on the theme of staying on top of the Rap game? In this song he uses aggressive words like bombs, shotguns, pistol etc. • Which song by MC Hammer won the 1990 Grammy award for the Best Rhythm and Blues Song? How does it work? Since music is associated to memory you will experience a wide array of emotions as you enjoy this book. If you want to experience fond, even forgotten memories, trigger it back through MemoryFountain music trivia questions! In order to help define the wide array of emotions, we’ve distinguished these emotions into colors. Sometimes it will be funny like the color yellow, cool like blue, dramatic like black, or even passionate like red. Each question is answered with a splash - a splash of refreshing memory. You won’t be able to help but to smile and because you’ve found a memory you’ve forgotten about, as well as picking up plethora of fascinating facts you didn’t know about. If you value memories, this trivia book will be an invaluable treasure for you! *Optimized for HD viewing on browser enabled devices (iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc)

Escape the anxieties of everyday life by reliving your forgotten memories from 1965! Take a trip down memory lane with MemoryFountain Music Trivia, optimized for HD viewing on browser-enabled devices! Music Back to 2000: MemoryFountain Music Trivia • Which song has a music video that shows a group of blond youngsters dressed like Eminem? • Which was the first single off the sales record-setting second album of ‘N Sync, “No Strings Attached”? • Which single form Pink’s debut album “Can’t Take Me Home” is about a guy she broke up with but who wants to get back with her? • Which singer, at 19 years of age, became the youngest Latina to have a Grammy to her name? • Which song by American artist Faith Hill was the title track released as the first single from an album and went on to become her seventh No.1 country hit? How does it work? Since music is associated to memory you will experience a wide array of emotions as you enjoy this book. If you want to experience fond, even forgotten memories, trigger it back through MemoryFountain music trivia questions! In order to help define the wide array of emotions, we’ve distinguished these emotions into colors. Sometimes it will be funny like the color yellow, cool like blue, dramatic like black, or even passionate like red. Each question is answered with a splash - a splash of refreshing memory. You won’t be able to help but to smile and because you’ve found a memory you’ve forgotten about, as well as picking up plethora of fascinating facts you didn’t know about. If you value memories, this trivia book will be an invaluable treasure for you! *Optimized for HD viewing on browser enabled devices (iPad, iPhone, Kindle Fire, Nook Color, etc)

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