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Which 1984 mockumentary film famously satirized the excesses of the hair metal era?
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What hit Mötley Crüe song recounts Nikki Sixx being revived with two adrenaline shots?
Answer: Kickstart My Heart
Why: A paramedic, not a doctor, gave the two shots; Sixx woke in the ambulance with both syringes still in his chest.
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Which band scored a Billboard number-one hit with the acoustic ballad "More Than Words"?
Answer: Extreme
Why: Nuno Bettencourt wrote the music on a porch in minutes, then slid the cassette under Gary Cherone's door, and Cherone wrote the lyrics.
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Drummer Tommy Lee performed upside down inside a 360-degree cage for which hair metal band?
Answer: Mötley Crüe
Why: Lee's elaborate touring drum rigs eventually evolved into a full roller coaster track carrying him over the audience.
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Which power ballad gave the hair metal band Poison their only Billboard Hot 100 number-one hit?
Answer: Every Rose Has Its Thorn
Why: Michaels wrote it in a Dallas laundromat after hearing another man's voice when he phoned his girlfriend from the road.
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Which Swedish hair metal band scored a worldwide smash with "The Final Countdown"?
Answer: Europe
Why: Joey Tempest wrote the fanfare riff around 1981 on a Korg Polysix borrowed from Mic Michaeli, years before Europe recorded it in 1986.
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Tight pants made from what stretchy synthetic fabric defined the signature look of hair metal?
Answer: Spandex
Why: The name spandex is an anagram of 'expands'. DuPont chemist Joseph Shivers created the fiber in 1958, and it stretches up to five times its length.