| I am... | Band/Artist |
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| My lead singer has the same last name as a biker and a astronaut, my first successful album had a cartoon album cover, and I welcomed people to paradise on two separate albums. | |
| My members have nick names like 'Dexter' and 'Noodles', and my symbol consists of a skull on fire. | |
| I mix genres of funk, rock, and rap. Our first guitarist died of an overdose. That same guitarist taught bass to my trumpet playing bassist named after an insect. | |
| I am fat and skinny at the same time and I am a funk soul brother. | |
| I have been spending most of my life living in the gangster's paradise. | |
| My first album is named after the first two digit number. I got in a large dispute with ticketmaster in the 90s and the guitarist of my band is named after a rock. | |
| I don't practice santeria, I have a dog in my band named lou dog, and I had three albums before my lead singer died of an overdose. | |
| My birth name is James Todd Smith, I can't live without my radio, and the ladies love me. | |
| | I am... | Band/Artist |
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| Some consider me a grunge band. When I first started out my lead singer had hair, but there is no hair there anymore. My most popular albums have titles about twins and sadness. | |
| I am a creep, I have three albums on Rolling Stone's Top 500 albums, and I say okay to computers. | |
| I wrote the South Park theme song, contrary to popular belief my name is not Mudd, and I have toured with Rush, U2, Anthrax, and Public Enemy. | |
| I made the chronic, I discovered artists like Eminem, and you can trust me, I am a doctor. | |
| I am not a tree but a shrub. My lead singer is now married to the lead singer of No Doubt, and I think having a mechanical head is better than the rest. | |
| I have a lead singer with a very high voice, my most popular song is named after my band name, and my most popular album had a picture of two girls with their heads on fire. | |
| I was the first band to...nevermind. | |
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Box Office Top 20: 1990s 
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