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Which Oasis track fought Blur's Country House for UK number one in 1995's Battle of Britpop?
Answer: Roll with It
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What dark topic is Foster the People's Pumped Up Kicks about?
Answer: A school shooting
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Which Spanish music duo recorded the global 1990s dance craze single Macarena?
Answer: Los Del Rio
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Which group had their 1990 Grammy revoked for not singing on their album?
Answer: Milli Vanilli
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