Musical Siblings
Let's Talk About Sax
Daft Punk
Murdered Musicians
Film Composers
FINAL: Best Selling Artists
100

Richard and Karen formed this soft rock/pop duo, with Karen's contralto voice defining their signature sound. 

The Carpenters

100

The __________ saxophone has the highest pitch of all available ranges.  

soprano

100

Daft Punk's song "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" received a boost when sampled on one of this rapper's biggest hits.

Kanye West

100

Mark David Chapman cited this novel as inspiration for his murder of John Lennon, whom Chapman saw as a "phony."

The Catcher in the Rye

100

This composer won an Academy Award for his score in the 2021 film "Dune."

Hans Zimmer

200

The feud between this band's founding brothers Liam and Noel has escalated to violence on several occasions, with Noel assaulting his brother Liam with a cricket bat at one point. 

Oasis

200

The sax features prominently on the 80's hit "Who Can It Be Now" by this Aussie pop/rock group.  

Men at Work

200

Daft Punk provided a fittingly retro score for the 2010 sequel to this 1982 sci-fi action flick.  

Tron

200

This iconic singer-songwriter was murdered by his own father.

Marvin Gaye

200

This revered composer, best known for his action/adventure blockbuster scores, loaned his talents to "Home Alone" in 1990.  

John Williams

300

Kevin, Joe, and Nick are not the only Jonas brothers. They have a fourth younger brother named this. 

Frankie Jonas

300

This popular smooth-jazz artist opts to shorten his stage name from Kenneth Gorelick to this.

Kenny G

300

The lead single for Random Access Memories, "Get Lucky," featured guitar playing by Chic alum Nile Rodgers and vocals by this prolific 00's producer and rapper.  

Pharrell Williams

300

This Pantera guitarist was shot on stage in the middle of a show. 

Dimebag Darrell

300

This composer's distinctive whimsical style has naturally led to a longtime partnership with Tim Burton, scoring his kooky, macabre films.  

Danny Elfman

400

Angus and Malcolm Young from the dual-pronged guitar attack of this Aussie classic rock act. 

AC/DC

400

Mastering this saxophone genius' "Giant Steps" is considered a rite of passage for aspiring jazz pros.  

John Coltrane

400

The duo's last release before announcing their breakup in 2021 was a pair of collaborations with this Toronto R&B singer on his 2016 album "Starboy."

The Weeknd

400

These two young rappers were shot and killed within 1 year of each other in the 1990s. 

Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls

400

Howard Shore composed the music for this fantasy trilogy.  

The Lord of the Rings
500

The guitarist and drummer of this 80's hard rock act gave their Dutch surname to the band.  

Van Halen

500

This saxophonist's composition "Take Five" has become an all-time crossover hit, despite its unusual 5/4 time signature.  

Paul Desmond

500

Daft Punk collaborated with Toei Animation to create "Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem," as a tie in to this, their sophomore album.  

Discovery

500

This soul legend was shot "in self-defense" by a motel manager in 1964

Sam Cooke

500

This director and composer is credited with defining the spaghetti western sound with his work in films such as "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly."

Ennio Morricone

500

This best-selling rapper ever has outsold titans like 2Pac, Jay-Z, Drake, and Lil Wayne.  Who can say what sets him apart?

Eminem
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