Answer a few simple questions about the first ten tracks on my mixtape to solve the code word that will lead you to the galactic coordinates of my treasure trove. Be sure to rehide it the same way you found it so that all galactic explorers can enjoy the search as you did. And by all means trade fairly. Don't just grab all of the orbs and collectables and keep them for yourself.
Track 1: The band who recorded this version of the song are from which country?
Denmark-D Finland-C Norway-B Sweden-A
Track 2: This tune which was banned by the BBC because of its sexually suggestive lyrics was performed by which band?
Cranberries-C Raspberries-P Strawberry Alarm Clock-S Wild Cherry-W
Track 3: This tune was recorded by a one hit wonder with a Jewish name but seems to be about Jesus. It reached #3 on the Billboard Chart in 1970.
Was the singer’s name Joshua-S Norman-R Samuel-M Seymour-Y
Track 4: This tune was written and recorded by the recently deceased Thin White Duke.
If the artist’s name is Bill-H, David-I, George-J, Thomas-K
Track 5: is a single written and performed by blues guitarist Elvin Bishop. He didn’t sing the vocals as he felt his gravel baritone was the wrong sound for this one. It peaked at #3 on the Billboard 100.
Were the vocals performed by:
Danny Thomas-N Dave Thomas-D Mickey Thomas-L Rob Thomas-R
Track 6: By far the longest song on my mix tape clocking in at over six minutes. It’s primarily a vocal song using innovative loops of the singers instead of instruments for the background sounds.
What is the letter in the band’s name?
C=F, L=M, R=O, T=X
Track 7: Was the first single performed by this 60’s family pop group to be released by Motown. It’s been called one of the best songs of the 60’s and ranked #121 on Rolling Stone’s greatest songs of all time list.
What is the number in the group’s name?
5=O 4=R 3=T 9=F
Track 8: Just might be my personal favorite of all of these. It’s written and performed by a group that is known and accredited in the Smithsonian as the first Native American rock/Cajun group to have a #1 single internationally and in the United States.
What is the color in the band’s name?
Blue=Y Green=H Orange=C Red=O
Track 9: Is the only song on my mixtape performed by an all-girl band and a punk one at that! It became that group’s signature song, and while the group didn’t have much success in the USA they were stars in Japan and elsewhere. However Joan Jett got her start in this band and did go on to a Hall of Fame career as one of the top female rockers of all time.
What was the name of the all-girl band?
Runaways=L Go-Go’s=F Bangles=T Four Non Blondes=S
Track 10: This song about a relationship that takes an unusual turn was the last #1 Billboard Hot 100 song of the 1970’s. The singer is also a prolific songwriter and stars like Barbra Streisand and Dolly Parton have performed his tunes.
What is his somewhat unusual first name?
Rupert=S Roderick=M Bartholomew=T Flynn=W