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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Creemwork—Frauds, Failures, and Fantasies Part One.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bangs argues that _____ 's antics helped to break down the wall between the musician and the listener.
(a) Iggy Pop.
(b) Jimmy Page.
(c) Alice Cooper.
(d) Eric Clapton.

2. Bangs claims that Count Five released a total of ______ albums and goes on to explain the merits of each.
(a) Five.
(b) Six.
(c) Four.
(d) Seven.

3. The second essay in the book is a review of Van Morrison's second album called _______.
(a) Astral Weeks.
(b) Velvet Underground.
(c) T.V. Eye.
(d) Madame George.

4. Bangs considers horror movies to be the equivalent of ______ movies and writes a fake L.A. times article detailing an uprising against the television stations.
(a) Classical.
(b) Rock and Roll.
(c) Blues.
(d) Jazz.

5. Bangs comes to like the song ______, which he first had dismissed as so much noise.
(a) T.V. Eye.
(b) L.A. Blues.
(c) Rolling Stone.
(d) Fun House.

Short Answer Questions

1. Bangs felt that the Baby Boomer generation was ______, believing their every act was of great importance.

2. In "Of Pop and Pies and Fun", Bangs defends the band that is known as the _______, in particular front man Iggy Pop.

3. Bangs describes the fact that Iggy Pop transitioned from an imitation of______ on the last album to a more refined and unique form.

4. Bangs describes another band, _____, that was able to step into using a freestyle approach partly due to the fact that barely knew how to play their instruments.

5. Bangs finds the lyrics on Jethro Tull's new album "Thick as a _____" to be self -righteous.

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