RSQ49 - This time it's serious

[The-Crow]

Also a good QM will list ALL the possible answers to each question to show some people missed an easy ace

I have been assisting where I can like the square on the hippopotamus thingy question

Who were all of Liz Taylors Husbands

[technolog]

Q9. Name a musical written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice (where they are the major credited composer and lyricist) that has run in the West End.

Answers and scores:

TightEnd   PASS   0
Acidmouse   Evita   3
moonandback   Evita   3
thetank   The Phantom Of The Opera   9  (FAIL)
The-Crow   Draughts   9 (FAIL)
Silo Graham   Starlight Express   9 (FAIL)
redsimon   Evita   3
George2Loose   Cats   9 (FAIL)
TommyD   Aspects Of Love   9 (FAIL)
Girgy85   Jesus Christ Superstar   3
snoopy1239   Jesus Christ Superstar   3
kinboshi   Jesus Christ Superstar   3
Waz1892   Phantom Of The Opera   9 (FAIL)
technolog   Evita   4


Get your objections in quickly, please.  

Acidmouse, moonandback & redsimon require an extra point. Though as a favour to you, I'll accept me having one deducted. No need to thank me.

[MereNovice]

Q9. Name a musical written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice (where they are the major credited composer and lyricist) that has run in the West End.

Answers and scores:

TightEnd   PASS   0
Acidmouse   Evita   3
moonandback   Evita   3
thetank   The Phantom Of The Opera   9  (FAIL)
The-Crow   Draughts   9 (FAIL)
Silo Graham   Starlight Express   9 (FAIL)
redsimon   Evita   3
George2Loose   Cats   9 (FAIL)
TommyD   Aspects Of Love   9 (FAIL)
Girgy85   Jesus Christ Superstar   3
snoopy1239   Jesus Christ Superstar   3
kinboshi   Jesus Christ Superstar   3
Waz1892   Phantom Of The Opera   9 (FAIL)
technolog   Evita   4


Get your objections in quickly, please.  

Acidmouse, moonandback & redsimon require an extra point. Though as a favour to you, I'll accept me having one deducted. No need to thank me.

Well spotted. I have corrected the original post.
Humble apologies.

[TommyD]

OBJECTION

Tim Rice wrote 5 of the songs, just getting proof now.  Darn multi tabling and RSQing is hard...

[thetank]

ah wank, thought it was my time

[The-Crow]

ERgo therefore and maybe

You could post all the correct possible answers to the last question

[MereNovice]

OBJECTION

Tim Rice wrote 5 of the songs, just getting proof now.  Darn multi tabling and RSQing is hard...

Don Black and Charles Hart are credited as the main lyricists.
Objection over-ruled.

[MereNovice]

ah wank, thought it was my time

Some people would take it as a source of pride not to know much about Lloyd-Webber/Rice musicals.

[TommyD]

OBJECTION

Tim Rice wrote 5 of the songs, just getting proof now.  Darn multi tabling and RSQing is hard...

Don Black and Charles Hart are credited as the main lyricists.
Objection over-ruled.

Taken from WIKI:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspects_of_Love

Lloyd Webber was introduced to Aspects of Love in 1979, when he and Tim Rice were approached to write a few songs for a proposed film version. When nothing came of it, he suggested to Trevor Nunn that they collaborate on a stage adaptation. In 1983, they presented a cabaret of numbers they had written, but it was not until five years later that they tackled the project in earnest.[1] For the finished project, Lloyd Webber used at least five of the tunes he had written for the 1986 one-act musical Cricket, which he had written with Tim Rice.[2]

Is it my fault that ALW screwed over Rice in the credits?

[MereNovice]

Aggregates scores after round 9:

TightEnd   20
Acidmouse   16
moonandback   25
thetank   19
The-Crow   54
Silo Graham   32
redsimon   23
George2Loose   47
TommyD   26
Girgy85   30
snoopy1239   20
kinboshi   13
Waz1892   39
technolog   24

[MereNovice]

OBJECTION

Tim Rice wrote 5 of the songs, just getting proof now.  Darn multi tabling and RSQing is hard...

Don Black and Charles Hart are credited as the main lyricists.
Objection over-ruled.

Taken from WIKI:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspects_of_Love

Lloyd Webber was introduced to Aspects of Love in 1979, when he and Tim Rice were approached to write a few songs for a proposed film version. When nothing came of it, he suggested to Trevor Nunn that they collaborate on a stage adaptation. In 1983, they presented a cabaret of numbers they had written, but it was not until five years later that they tackled the project in earnest.[1] For the finished project, Lloyd Webber used at least five of the tunes he had written for the 1986 one-act musical Cricket, which he had written with Tim Rice.[2]

Is it my fault that ALW screwed over Rice in the credits?

Excellent research but still a FAIL.
It's not your fault but I'm going to be tough on this one.

[MereNovice]

Less controversially, I hope:

Q10. Name a book by Charles Dickens.

Answers and scores:

TightEnd   Dombey And Son   1
Acidmouse   Martin Chuzzlewit   2
moonandback   Martin Chuzzlewit   2
thetank   Bleak House   2
The-Crow   Little Best Expectations   7 (FAIL)
Silo Graham   Tale Of Two Cities   2
redsimon   Bleak House   2
George2Loose   Tale Of Two Cities   2
TommyD   The Old Curiousity Shop   1
Girgy85   Oliver Twist   1
snoopy1239   A Christmas Carol   1
kinboshi   Hard Times   1
Waz1892   PASS   0
technolog   Little Dorrit   1

[TommyD]

OBJECTION

Tim Rice wrote 5 of the songs, just getting proof now.  Darn multi tabling and RSQing is hard...

Don Black and Charles Hart are credited as the main lyricists.
Objection over-ruled.

Taken from WIKI:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspects_of_Love

Lloyd Webber was introduced to Aspects of Love in 1979, when he and Tim Rice were approached to write a few songs for a proposed film version. When nothing came of it, he suggested to Trevor Nunn that they collaborate on a stage adaptation. In 1983, they presented a cabaret of numbers they had written, but it was not until five years later that they tackled the project in earnest.[1] For the finished project, Lloyd Webber used at least five of the tunes he had written for the 1986 one-act musical Cricket, which he had written with Tim Rice.[2]

Is it my fault that ALW screwed over Rice in the credits?

Excellent research but still a FAIL.
It's not your fault but I'm going to be tough on this one.

Sigh. I hate ALW even more now...

[Waz1892]

moving on..........

[thetank]

ah wank, thought it was my time

Some people would take it as a source of pride not to know much about Lloyd-Webber/Rice musicals.

Nah, I like my musicals.

Just not enough to know my Webber/Rice from my Webber/other bloke