Consolation Game: EUClones of Emperor Jello vs. The Cade Brigade

I'm happy that I could help the team!

 

Show me LAS VEGAS!

 

The score is: The Cade Brigade: Always bringing up his rear 85, EUClone of Emperor Jello and the Knights of the EUC 0

We surveyed 100 Americans.

The top seven answers are on the board.

Name a US City that you associate with a certain type of music

Viva Las Vegas!

1. Nashville, TN_ ___ 30
2. New Orleans, LA. . 27
3. ________________
4. Seattle, WA___ __ 06
5. Cleveland, OH_.__ 04
6. Las Vegas, NV__._ 02
7. ________________

Bank Value: 69

Up there, but still looking for that #3 answer. Can TEE get it?

 

Same (except maybe Cleveland and New Orleans) still I'm very glad we didn't get this question.

 

This is definitely a tough question. Over half the answers have surprised me.

 

If you could say what type of music is associated with these places, that would be nice

 

I was wondering that, too. I guess Lounge Singers is a genre?

 

Seattle would be for the whole grunge rock movement back in the early 90's. (You know, Curt Cobain, etc.) Nashville and New Orleans I understand. Vegas... that one's laughable, yet slightly understandable. And Cleveland... I'm lost on that one. I'll never in my life understand why the Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame is in Cleveland, OH. (Or why Cleveland's on this list.)

 

According to my quickie online research, Cleveland is home to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame because they cashed the biggest check.

 

the next person to mock Cleveland gets their team hit with a stiff penalty. I'll unleash halibut on your banners!

Cleveland, for the record, hosted the first official Rock 'n' Roll concert. Ever. Hence, it's quite the fitting place to have the Hall of Fame and to associate with RnR!

 

I've had the Drew Carey show theme song stuck in my head for days now.

"Cleveland rocks! Cleveland rocks!"


Not a bad thing. I like the show....

 

You're thinking of Howard the Duck.

And I'll go with Onoto's explanation regarding the museum, since I'm drawing a blank on rock-and-roll legends that came out of Cleveland.

 

You probably weren't actually asking, but I went and looked... highlights of music groups from Cleveland...

Bone Thugs-n-Harmony (Hip-Hop)
Nine Inch Nails (alternative rock)
Dazz Band (funk)
Rocket from the Tombs (rock... I think...)
The Cars (rock)
The Rude Boys
Filter (rock...)
Electric Eels (which is not to be confused with the Japanese band Electric Eel Shock)

 

Alright i had a couple on my mind but thought i would go with Minneapolis

 

C'mon, man. The Cars are a Boston group!

 

According to Wikipedia, The Cars started to become a group at a party in Columbus, Ohio. But you're right... they did originate from Boston. Wonder why they were on the Cleveland page?

 

I guess the Land of Cleve is a bit short on rock bands they can call their own. So they steal ours.