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Can you answer these 1974 rock music questions?
The greatest year in rock music? You decide!
There's an argument to be made about 1974 being the greatest year in rock music history. But we're not here to argue, we're here to give you a fun quiz!
It's time to pop in that eight-track, put on your best paisley shirt and let your sideburns grow out. Let's see how well you can recall the details from these records released in 1974. Maybe seeing the cover art will spark some memory or pique your interest for the first time. All these albums are worth a listen, whether you were there for their release or not. So whether you're topping your highest score or just here to learn, we hope you have a great time with this quiz about all the great rock music from 1974.
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1974 marked Queen's rise to international fame with the debut of their 3rd studio album. What was it called?
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Elton John released an iconic double LP, which featured tracks like "Candle in the Wind" and "Bennie and the Jets." What was it called?
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ABBA gained global recognition when which of their songs won the 1974 Eurovision contest?
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1974 saw the debut self-titled album by which Canadian rock band, fronted by Geddy Lee?
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Which member of Crosby, Stills and Nash released his solo debut in '74, titled "If I Could Only Remember My Name"?
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1974 saw the rise of punk with the formation of which foundational New York punk band?
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Which former Beatle released "Goodnight Vienna" in '74?
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Which band entered the Guinness Book of World Records in 1974 for the loudest concert ever, reaching 117 decibels during a show in London?
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Which supergroup, formed by members of King Crimson, Mott the Hopple and Free, released their debut in 1974?
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Which famous rock band launched their own label, Swan Song Records, in '74?
Can you answer these 1974 rock music questions?
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ZZ Top - El Loco
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Journey - Pastel Scarab
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Journey - Winged Heart
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Journey - Scarab Lines
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Jimi Hendrix - Let Me Stand
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Elvis - The Stare
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Sun Record Co. - Logo
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Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
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Elvis - Long Live the King
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Yes - Yessongs
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Elvis - Mugshot
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Yes - Logo
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ZZ Top - El Loco
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Journey - Pastel Scarab
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Journey - Winged Heart
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Journey - Scarab Lines
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Jimi Hendrix - Let Me Stand
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Jimi Hendrix - Guitar Shadow
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59 Comments
Only got 5/10.. but, I was only 4 in 1974, so my world was more Captain Kangaroo and Bugs Bunny.
9/10.
9/10 I missed the "Loudest concert" one. The rest I knew cold. Not bad, considering I was only 10 in 1974.
Ugh ☹️ apparently I didn't pay attention to anything, just listened to the tunes
A very heavy trip
Led Zeppelin
Seattle
1977
Seattle
1977
You got 10 out of 10
You rock! You roll!
You rock! You roll!
9 of 10, I answered too fast on the one I missed.
9/10 missed 8
9/10 #7 wrong
8/10. Got #1 & #6 wrong. The Ramones were more of an underground FM group as compared to mainstream Top-40 rock. 1974. What a year. I wish I could go back.
5/10 not so good. Missed some I should’ve known. 😦
8 out of 10 Woo Hoo
You got 3 out of 10
Uh oh... Somebody needs a little refresher over on MeTV FM!
Uh oh... Somebody needs a little refresher over on MeTV FM!
7 of 10 a lead zepplin fail
9/10, missed the Abba one, which was my 'Waterloo'.
5 of 10....should've done better
Oh I did terrible..🤦
Terrible, 3/10
9/10. Ima Classic Rock God.
1974...Csonka, Morris & Warfield. Their last year with Miami after grabbing their second Super Bowl ring, head to the WFL.