Burger Nite Jeopardy

Recording IV

100

This person never made it into Recording IV to begin with.

Barrack Mutarratza (opt. Luke Ratti)

200

This former studio was home to mix engineer Dan "the Weasel" Wood, it is also the missing location in this famous quote: "When I was at..."

Greene Street

300

This former recording student boosted the bass with a shelving filter at 100Hz +18dB and blamed it on Angelo.

Jadah T

400

This collective is home to underground industrial artist Matthew Stevens, also know as ScarlettBrides. 

Somber Party

500

This group was the first group to book the studio this semester.

Hunter and Nick V

Oswego Faculty

100

This faculty member is Hunter Caiazzo's favorite teacher.

Benjamin May

200

This person will always sit in the center of the seventh row in any auditorium if possible.

Dan Wood

300

When this person doesn't know your name, he calls you "buddy" or "man".

Rob Auler

400

This person complimented Angelo for the first time in four years after his capstone.

Eric Schmitz

500

These 5 faculty members in the music department are retiring this semester.

Juan LaManna, Julie Pretzat, Todd Graber, Rick Balestra, and Tom McGrath

People We Know

100

This person's car is named "The Grave Digger."

Angelo Antonelli

200

This was the full name of the most recent performance given on campus.

"Angelo and Brandon present: the No Frills Fusion Fest."

300

This person has a crush on Rebecca Horning after taking Class Piano I and II

Nick Van Fossen

400

These four people currently in the room are employed by Campus Recreation.

Jayde, Tim, Katie, Eric

500

The "T-Effect," a phenomenon that occurs when Trevor Jorgenson is addressing an audience that involves short quick breaths after every phrase, was coined by this person.

Nick Ramsey

Finish the Lyric

100

"Roses..."

"are falling for you."

200

"Good friends. Good times....."

"Good moments."

300

"With kicks like yours..."

"who needs a beating."

400

"And they were singing..."

"Happy in Hollywood"

500

"DON'T FALL (don't fall)....."

"WE'RE PRETTY HIGH UP HERE (high up here)."

Brandon Chaug

100

Finish the Brandon quote: "I hate my...."

"last name." 

*there may have well been a lightskin stare after that lets be real*

200

Give one of the twenty time stamps as provided by Brandon during his mix evaluation of Justin T. Lake's hit song "Señorita"

:01 - shaker vibes

:02 - keyboard and cowbell

:04 - adlibs hyping up JT Lake

:12- groovy bass

:19- small vocal riff teaser

:22- grand percussion entrance

:37- more purposeful narrative vocals 

:40- official vocal entrance

1:00 - recurrent hook panned  L and R

1:29- dramatic pause in drums, instrumental 

1:29- brass teased

1:41- brass officially introduced (sax x trumpet)

2:00- recurrent hook brought in 2nd time

2:18- switch up (falsetto capitalizes)

2:35- lots of Ooos panned for space fills

2:58- exquisite riffs

3:18- switch up again

4:03- surprise female vox other male vox brought in for call response

4:15- bass, kick GROOVYYYY

4:28- JT closes out song as if he never left

300

Finish the lyric: "It's not your vibe...."

"Oh lord, I testify."

400

When asked to mic the snare drum, Brandon replied with this question.

"Which snare?"

500

This near-quote comes from Brandon's mother while speaking to Hunter about Brandon at the Oswego Music Hall gig.

"He should do it as a side gig and not as a career."