Feeling old?

[Halldan1]

Got 87% right. Give it a try. Every miss was my second choice.

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[Halldan1]

C'mon, someone must have taken this. I assume our young fans will do poorly. But the Baby Boomers should enjoy this.

I started off great but then it got funky.

 

[PROF Ed]

The answer to your question, every day. I will take it now.

 

[Halldan1]

For a good while I was in the mid 90%. But then it got tougher in the end.

 

[PROF Ed]

I got an 87

 

[bigraym]

89% maybe a good guesser!

 

[bigraym]

BTW, how can you have Fleetwood Mac and zero women? I thought there were 2 women, maybe an earlier model.

 

[SHUMAN]

That seemed to go on forever. Had to stop, low 80s.

 

[SHUSource]

BTW, how can you have Fleetwood Mac and zero women? I thought there were 2 women, maybe an earlier model.

It was an earlier version, but it was them. A couple things were misidentified, such as the thing they called a "rotary phone," but that had buttons. You couldn't get that correct without answering wrong.

 

[Merge]

How many are there? I'm 90% out of 50

 

[Halldan1]

How many are there? I'm 90% out of 50

100.

At 50 I was at 95%. But it got more difficult as you continued.

 

[PROF Ed]

Didn’t look closely enough at the Fleetwood MAC pic. They were a good group before Stevie and Lindsey but a great group after they joined.

 

[Seton75]

BTW, how can you have Fleetwood Mac and zero women? I thought there were 2 women, maybe an earlier model.

Yeah there was an earlier version, British blues band. I think only the drummer and base player were in the one that was so popular.

 

[BostonBlackie]

88, but I challenge the supposed "rotary phone". That dial does not "rotate"!

 

[hall58]

88, but I challenge the supposed "rotary phone". That dial does not "rotate"!

Phone was coined 'rotary' to honor NJ traffic circles.
I scored 81 as i could no way identify mus ic group pictues. Now if they had a picture of the Andrews Sisters or Mills brothers ...

 

[TheHall87]

Yeah there was an earlier version, British blues band. I think only the drummer and base player were in the one that was so popular.

Drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie. Among the members prior to the most well-known lineup of Buckingham, Nicks, Fleetwood and the McVies was Bob Welch who had some big solo hits in the 1970s.

 

[Merge]

Ended up at 91% but there were several I was guessing.

Sitting next to a coworker who is 29. She was doing horribly so yes I feel old.