Also, and I hate to be nitpicky, but he technically died by choking on vomit while passed out, not from alcohol poisoning. Though alcohol was certainly involved.
Took me a while to figure out that I'd left the L out of the answer to "Fight the Power". It would have been a very different group if that had been their name.
This quiz shows that I am a certified victim of the 80s. So many better things that could be stored in head in the place of 80s media and sports trivia.
Blondie was definitely considered punk at the time. First, they came up at CBGB's, which is regarded as the birth place of American punk. Second, back then, punk was more of an aesthetic than a sound. It was artsy and counter-cultural, which Blondie definitely was. The Police are often considered punk (at least, at the beginning) for the same reason. I know some pretty hardcore Blondie fans, and they all consider Blondie a punk band.
Blondie is many things, including punk. They always took their music to other borders and ventured into multiple genres, especially in this decade and the last. But they were definitely punk in the early days and always considered New Wave
"In 1982 Ozzy Osbourne bit the head off a real bat. Not that he meant to — a fan tossed him something he believed was a rubber toy. Osbourne didn’t fare too well in that encounter with the animal kingdom and had to endure a rather painful series of rabies shots. "
From here. Quote is about a 1/4 of the way down the page.
There was a upstart Ozzy impersonator doing a live show at the wet market that day in Wuhan. The creative outlet was an antidote to the drudgery of his day job at the virology lab. That's what I heard anyway.
sorry, a little too 80s?
"In 1982 Ozzy Osbourne bit the head off a real bat. Not that he meant to — a fan tossed him something he believed was a rubber toy. Osbourne didn’t fare too well in that encounter with the animal kingdom and had to endure a rather painful series of rabies shots. "
From here. Quote is about a 1/4 of the way down the page.
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However, the answer should be Van Hagar to the question "What band was spawned from the dissolution of Van Halen?".