Three Albums → Name That Artist

About This Quiz

The room is low light, dust floating in the light. A box sits on the table and every draw means three titles, side by side like record spines. No photos, no gossip, just the names that lived on sleeves.

The set refuses one era. Pop shakes hands with punk, country keeps the backbeat. It’s a tour without a bus, a radio dial you can hold, and it keeps moving.

Pick your artist, breathe, move on. Laughter fits here, silence fits too. If the table gets loud, let it. The cards don’t mind. They’ve heard worse backstage.

START QUIZ

1/30

Houses of the Holy, Physical Graffiti, In Through the Out Door?

[B] Led Zeppelin | Jimmy Page's guitar wizardry spans these albums from 1973 to 1979, featuring "Kashmir" and the mystical "Stairway" era vibes.

2/30

The Wall, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here?

[C] Pink Floyd | Roger Waters' concept album mastery peaked here, with prisms, bricks, and absent friends creating rock's most iconic trilogy.

3/30

Like a Virgin, True Blue, Like a Prayer?

[B] Madonna | Material Girl conquered MTV with these hits, blending religious imagery with pop rebellion throughout the transformative 1980s.

4/30

Appetite for Destruction, The Spaghetti Incident?, Chinese Democracy?

[C] Guns N' Roses | Axl Rose's vocal gymnastics unite these releases, from Sunset Strip debut to covers album to legendary 14-year production marathon.

5/30

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Breaking Hearts, Ice on Fire?

[D] Elton John | Bernie Taupin's lyrics met Elton's melodies across decades, creating piano-driven anthems that defined stadium rock balladry.

6/30

Insomniac, Nimrod, American Idiot?

[B] Green Day | Billie Joe Armstrong evolved from Berkeley punk clubs to Broadway, turning teen angst into political rock opera gold.

7/30

Odelay, Guero, Modern Guilt?

[A] Beck | Genre-hopping genius mixed turntables with folk guitars, sampling everything while Dust Brothers produced his kaleidoscopic sonic collages.

8/30

Give 'Em Enough Rope, London Calling, Sandinista!?

[C] The Clash | Strummer and Jones expanded punk's boundaries, incorporating reggae, ska, and rockabilly into their rebel yell manifestos.

9/30

Parachutes, A Rush of Blood to the Head, X&Y?

[D] Coldplay | Chris Martin's falsetto soared through these early albums, turning melancholy piano ballads into arena singalong anthems worldwide.

10/30

No Fences, Ropin' the Wind, Sevens?

[A] Garth Brooks | Thunder rolled through country music as this Oklahoma showman mixed rock theatrics with honky-tonk storytelling magic.

11/30

Being There, Summerteeth, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot?

[C] Wilco | Jeff Tweedy's alt-country metamorphosed into experimental rock, with Chicago's skyline inspiring their most celebrated sonic adventures.

12/30

Bleach, Nevermind, In Utero?

[B] Nirvana | Kurt Cobain's grunge trinity changed music forever, from Sub Pop's raw debut to Butch Vig's polish to Albini's abrasion.

13/30

Sketches of Spain, Kind of Blue, Bitches Brew?

[D] Miles Davis | Trumpet innovation birthed modal jazz, Spanish impressions, and electric fusion across these groundbreaking sessions that redefined improvisation.

14/30

Still Crazy After All These Years, Graceland, The Rhythm of the Saints?

[A] Paul Simon | Solo artistry flourished post-Garfunkel, embracing South African rhythms and Brazilian percussion while crafting literate pop masterpieces.

15/30

It's About Time, A Little Bit Longer, Lines, Vines and Trying Times?

[B] The Jonas Brothers | Disney Channel launched these siblings into teen heartthrob status before their dramatic breakup and triumphant 2019 reunion.

16/30

The College Dropout, Late Registration, Graduation?

[D] Kanye West | Chicago producer-turned-rapper revolutionized hip-hop with soul samples, orchestral arrangements, and backpack rap becoming luxury brand consciousness.

17/30

Rumours, Tusk, Mirage?

[C] Fleetwood Mac | Band drama fueled classic songwriting as romantic entanglements created tension that transformed into timeless California rock harmonies.

18/30

The Electric Horseman, Honeysuckle Rose, Stardust?

[A] Willie Nelson | Red Headed Stranger explored soundtracks and standards, proving outlaw country could embrace jazz while keeping braids intact.

19/30

The Times They Are a-Changin', Blonde on Blonde, Slow Train Coming?

[B] Bob Dylan | Nobel laureate's journey from protest folk through electric controversy to gospel conversion shaped six decades of songwriting.

20/30

Jed, Dizzy Up the Girl, Let Love In?

[C] Goo Goo Dolls | Buffalo rockers Johnny Rzeznik transformed from punk roots into radio-friendly power ballads dominating late '90s airwaves.

21/30

Texas Flood, Couldn't Stand the Weather, Soul to Soul?

[A] Stevie Ray Vaughan | Blues guitar resurrection happened when this Austin legend channeled Hendrix through Texas shuffles before tragic helicopter crash.

22/30

Everything Is Wrong, Play, 18?

[D] Moby | Vegan raver sampled gospel vocals for coffee shop ubiquity, licensing every track while electronic music conquered mainstream America.

23/30

Dangerously in Love, B'Day, I Am..., Sasha Fierce?

[B] Beyoncé Knowles | Destiny's Child alumna created solo empire, introducing alter ego while perfecting visual albums and surprise release strategies.

24/30

Astral Weeks, Moondance, Tupelo Honey?

[C] Van Morrison | Belfast mystic wove Celtic soul through jazz and blues, creating stream-of-consciousness poetry that transcended genre boundaries completely.

25/30

My Aim Is True, This Year's Model, Spike?

[D] Elvis Costello | Angry young man's wordplay matched new wave energy, collaborating with everyone from Attractions to Burt Bacharach brilliantly.

26/30

Slippery When Wet, New Jersey, Keep the Faith?

[B] Bon Jovi | Jersey boys conquered hair metal with anthemic choruses, surviving grunge by adapting while maintaining Jon's signature smile.

27/30

1999, Purple Rain, The Chocolate Invasion?

[A] Prince | Minneapolis genius blended funk, rock, and sexuality into purple majesty, controlling every aspect while revolutionizing artist independence.

28/30

Thankful, Breakaway, My December?

[C] Kelly Clarkson | First Idol winner broke free from reality TV stigma, evolving from pop princess to respected vocalist and daytime host.

29/30

Silver Side Up, The Long Road, All the Right Reasons?

[D] Nickelback | Canadian rockers became internet's favorite punching bag despite selling millions, with Chad Kroeger's rasp dividing listeners eternally.

30/30

Pornography, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Disintegration?

[A] The Cure | Robert Smith's lipstick and hair defied gravity while gothic romance peaked, creating atmosphere that defined alternative music forever.