Chapter 12

Megadeth is an example of

Which of the following is NOT a critique of rap music?

All of the following are considered "thrash metal" artists EXCEPT

The song "Teen Age Riot" was iconic for which of the following bands?

All of the following are considered the early roots of the heavy metal style of music EXCEPT the

Why was Bon Jovi NOT considered a heavy metal band by some?

The origins of rap music are considered to have developed

Which group is cited as the earliest form of heavy metal?

Which rap record was the first to hit number one on the pop album chart?

Which R.E.M. album reached number one on both sides of the Atlantic?

The negative stereotypes of heavy metal fans include

Run-DMC frequently used the opening drumbeat from "Walk This Way" by

Lemmy Kilmister formed which band?

All of the following were part of the "new wave of British heavy metal" EXCEPT

Which band wore makeup, outrageous clothes, and heavily teased hair?

Which heavy metal group was the first to reach megastar success?

The Sugar Hill Gang became popular for recording which song?

Bret Michaels was a singer for which group?

All of the following were on the hip-hop label Def Jam Records EXCEPT

"Fight the Power," which makes direct reference to the black power movement, is a single by

t/f: "No Wave" was a punk reaction to the commercial rise of new wave.

t/f: Many metal bands tried to avoid instrumental virtuosity and technically demanding instrumental performance.

t/f: By the end of the 1980s, digital sampling was NOT a widespread practice among rappers.

t/f: During the early years of hip-hop, there were no hip-hop records; it was strictly a live affair that you had to experience in person.

t/f: Heavy metal developed out of the harder, more aggressive aspects of rock from the 1960s and 1970s.

t/f: Headbangers' Ball was a show on MTV that played rap videos exclusively.

t/f: Axl Rose is a singer for the band Guns N' Roses.

t/f: The most important rap label of the early 1980s was Sugar Hill.

t/f: East Coast rap from the late 1980s and early 1990s depicted graphic and angry themes and was known as "gangsta rap."

t/f: Scandinavia was perhaps the most noteworthy region of the world to embrace the style of heavy metal.