T>Pink Floyd
B>Alan Wheeler
Q>Who was the engineer on "Dark Side Of The Moon"?
1>Roger Waters
2>Alan Parsons
3>Casey Jones
A>2
C>Alan Parsons later went on to gain recognition as the namesake for The Alan Parsons Project.

Q> What was the inspiration for the 1983 album "The Final Cut"?
1>Fears of impending nuclear war under the Reagan administration.
2>The father of Roger Waters dying at the battle of Anzio in world war II.
3>watching too many war movies.
4> Answers 1 and 2.
A>4

Q> "Several specimens of small furry animals gathering in a cave and grooving to a pict" is an actual Pink Floyd song title?
1>true
2>false
A>1
C>Actually it isn't a real song, but merely sounds created by the band.  If you listen carefully, at the end of the track, you hear a quiet voice saying "thank you".

Q>Who was the predecessor to Roger Waters in Pink Floyd?
1>Syd Barret
2>Sid vicious
3>Tony Blair
4>Margraet Thatcher
A>1


Q>Complete the following line: All in all, you're just another...
1>piece of pizza
2>chip off the old block
3>brick in the wall
4>reason to drink
a>3

Q>Richard Wright, the keyboard player for Pink Floyd, made a solo album in the late 70's, what was the name?
1>no longer pink.
2>Wet Dream.
3>Wright songs.
A>2


Q>What was the name of Pink Floyd's first greatest hits album.
1>A collection of junk
2>a collection of dance tunes
3>Pink Floyd's greatest Hits.
A>2
C>This album included a remixed/remastered version of the song "Money".

Q>Who is talking in the song "Keep Talking" from the album "the division bell"?
1>Jim Kitchen's computer
2>Professor Stephen hawking.
A>2

Q>Members of the beach boys did backing vocals on "The Wall", true or false?
1>True
2>False
A>1
C>It was on the song "the show must go on".




