
1990s Music quiz
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Justin Timberlake launched his music career in the late 1990s as a member of which boy band?
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Which 1990s girl group was originally named "Touch" before finding fame?
Answer: Spice Girls
Why: They were assembled through a magazine advert, then walked out on the management that had put them together.
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Which 1990s industrial rock band's singer won two Oscars for film music?
Answer: Nine Inch Nails
Why: Trent Reznor won Academy Awards for scoring 'The Social Network' and the animated movie 'Soul'.
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Which film inspired the lyrics to Breakfast at Tiffany's?
Answer: Roman Holiday
Why: Todd Pipes based the story on Roman Holiday but swapped the title because Breakfast at Tiffany's made a catchier refrain.
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Who sang lead vocals on Santana's multi-Grammy-winning 1999 hit 'Smooth'?
Answer: Rob Thomas
Why: Rob Thomas pitched George Michael as the singer, but Santana heard his demo and said he believed it when Thomas sang.
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Which tribute song is the best-selling physical single since charts began?
Answer: Candle in the Wind 1997
Why: It sold 658,000 copies in Britain on its first day, and Elton John has sung this version in public exactly once, at the funeral itself.
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What does the name "Foo Fighters" refer to from World War II?
Answer: UFOs
Why: Allied night fighter crews coined the term for the lights that paced their aircraft, and nobody ever established what they were.