If You Can Score 26/28 On This Band Name Synonyms Quiz, You’re Freakishly Clever
Many bands have gone through at least a few different names before settling on the ones that brought them fame and recognition. Whether the reasoning is legal disputes, controversy, a change of band members, or just a change in their sound and self-image, a new name can completely reform how we see and listen to them. So let’s see if we can trick you by changing the names of these famous bands!
In this quiz, you’ll be presented with 28 famous band names that we’ve reworded with cheeky synonyms, and your job is to guess the original name! Think you can still recognize them?
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Very much depends on one's religion. Could be Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Another debatable question not thought through, sadly.
Load More Replies...25/28. Annoyed I missed Aerosmith, especially since I was obsessed with them as a teenager!
One of two I failed on. Looking for two words, as I was with the Nirvana one.
Load More Replies...Love this! I only got Muse and Little Mix wrong...never heard of Little Mix. I guessed that in my mind, but was like, "that's not a band!"
Inky Peeper Legumes would be a great name for a Black Eyed Peas cover band.
#3 should be "female monarch", but not both words. There was a band called King, so "monarch majesty" is neither appropriate or unique. #17 - afternoon and day are not the same. General point - my main beef with quizzes is the use of "well-known" or "famous" - it's demeaning because it suggests you really ought to know it and are a bit odd if you don't. It's only well-known to those who know them; I know more 1950s bands (before I was born) than I do 2020s.
I only missed the ones I'd never heard of. Agreed about Queen, I just thought well if it isn't Queen it jolly well should be
Load More Replies...Very much depends on one's religion. Could be Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Another debatable question not thought through, sadly.
Load More Replies...25/28. Annoyed I missed Aerosmith, especially since I was obsessed with them as a teenager!
One of two I failed on. Looking for two words, as I was with the Nirvana one.
Load More Replies...Love this! I only got Muse and Little Mix wrong...never heard of Little Mix. I guessed that in my mind, but was like, "that's not a band!"
Inky Peeper Legumes would be a great name for a Black Eyed Peas cover band.
#3 should be "female monarch", but not both words. There was a band called King, so "monarch majesty" is neither appropriate or unique. #17 - afternoon and day are not the same. General point - my main beef with quizzes is the use of "well-known" or "famous" - it's demeaning because it suggests you really ought to know it and are a bit odd if you don't. It's only well-known to those who know them; I know more 1950s bands (before I was born) than I do 2020s.
I only missed the ones I'd never heard of. Agreed about Queen, I just thought well if it isn't Queen it jolly well should be
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