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Hundreds MORE pop quiz questions from six decades of pop music

Whatever type of pop music you are into, challenge your knowledge with Spencer Smart’s Poptastic Music Quiz Book 2!

There are hundreds of accurate questions covering all genres from the 1960s through to today. Some hard. Some easy. And something for everyone with a passing interest in pop and a ear for hits.

What’s included?

  • 1960s: 91 questions
  • 1970s: 91 questions
  • 1980s: 91 questions
  • 1990s: 91 questions
  • 2000s: 91 questions
  • 2010s: 91 questions
  • James Bond: 10 questions
  • Tina Turner: 10 questions
  • Abba: 10 questions
  • Simon & Garfunkel: 10 questions
  • Robbie Williams opening lines: 10 questions
  • London: 10 questions

Sample questions

  • 1960s: John Wesley Harding was an album by which singer?
  • 1970s: In which year did David Bowie finally reach #1 with Space Oddity?
  • 1980s: Who was making Waves in the 1983 singles charts?
  • 1990s: Who said I Wouldn’t Normally Do This Kind Of Thing in 1994?
  • 2000s: The Massacre was a 2005 album by which rapper?
  • 2010s: Who was the featured artist on Clean Bandit’s hit I Miss You?
  • Specialist subjects: Warwick Avenue was a hit in 2008 for which Welsh singer?

Free playlists included – no cheating!

Each decades chapter includes a Spotify playlist, so you can enjoy listening to the hits once you’ve answered the questions.

Want more quizzes?

Book 1 is also available; watch out for more great quiz books from Spencer Smart.

Book information

  • Format: Available in Kindle and Apple Books
  • Publisher: Trivitopia (an imprint of Literary Nation); November 1, 2019
  • Language: English

Spencer Smart

Many years ago, Spencer Smart dug up his roots from rural East Anglia, put them in the back of an old Volvo, then planted them by a sandy beach in west Cornwall. He has worked as a technical author, marketing consultant and part-time writer since the late 1980s. Music has played an important part in his life since adolescence and, having long realised that a career in music could never happen, has satisfied himself with absorbing tonnes of useless facts. Spencer was a member of a highly-successful pop quiz team in the 1980s/90s and continues quizzing to this day. Spencer’s first thriller No Regrets introduced Dutch detective Pieter van Es, who fled Amsterdam for a not-so-peaceful new life in Penzance. In 2015, he edited and republished the Penhale trilogy by Crosbie Garstin. The Owls’ House, High Noon and The West Wind are three superbly written Cornish adventure novels that are now finding a new audience amongst lovers of 18th century Cornwall.
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