Quiz
Is This a Nirvana or Foo Fighters Lyric?
Which words were sung by Kurt Cobain and which erupted from the mouth of Dave Grohl? Test your lyrical knowledge with this quiz!
Which band wrote this lyric?
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Nirvana! This is a line from "Polly" off 'Nevermind.'
Who's embracing a gardening vibe with these lines?
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Kurt Cobain & Co. This is from Nirvana's "Breed."
What about these stanzas?
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These are all Grohl from the Foo Fighters' "February Stars."
And these?
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This olfactory verse is from Nirvana's "Scentless Apprentice."
How about this verse?
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Foo Fighters! This is from the (barely intelligible, however rad) "White Limo."
Who wrote this vengeful tale?
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Nirvana. This is from "Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle."
Is this a Grohl or Cobain production?
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This comes from the Foo Fighters' "Disenchanted Lullaby."
Who wrote these sinister lines?
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The Foo Fighters. This comes from "Miss the Misery" off 2011's 'Wasting Light.'
If you need anything, who should you *not* ask?
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That'd be Nirvana with "Very Ape."
Was it the grunge outfit or the rock act that wrote the following?
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Definitely the grunge gods: This is from Nirvana's "In Bloom."
Who considers bones to be "monuments of life"?
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The Foos do, apparently: This is from the Foo Fighters' "Statues."
Which band crafted this plea?
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Nirvana! This is from "Mr. Moustache."
Who's getting spun by that wheel?
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The Foo Fighters. We'd have shared the chorus of "The Pretender" with you, but we're pretty sure you would have recognized that part of their smash hit.
Which act channels some serious punk vibes on this track?
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Longtime Foo fans will recognize these verses from "Weenie Beenie" off their self-titled debut.
Does love nauseate the Foo Fighters or Nirvana?
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It definitely makes Nirvana feel gross in "Aneurysm."
Which band feels a flame burning behind their eyes?
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The Foo Fighters do, as demonstrated by "Come Alive."
Who's hiding in the stars?
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Foo Fighters! This is from "My Poor Brain" off 1997's 'The Colour and the Shape.'
Who's looking to add to their enemy collection?
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That'd be Nirvana with the definitively dark "Big Cheese."
Which band is drifting one lyric at a time?
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The Foo Fighters get "Floaty" on this particular track.
Who's conjuring this disturbing image?
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That'd be Nirvana with "Radio Friendly Unit Shifter" from 'In Utero.'
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