How well do you know Down On The Upside? (20 years on)

Question 1: With a running time of over an hour, "Down On the Upside's" original vinyl release was a gatefold double album. A limited edition of 1500 copies were made available on what?

Yellow vinyl
Vinyl with hologram
Red vinyl
Clear vinyl


Question 2: There is no title track, but the words "Down On The Upside" feature in the track "Dusty". The song was later remixed by which artist, who supported Soundgarden on their 1996 European tour, and is now available on 'Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks Across the Path'?

Trent Reznor
Moby
Aphex Twin
Fatboy Slim


Question 3: The song "Ty Cobb" is named after a controversial early 20th century star of which sport? The song's working title was "Hot Rod Death Toll".

Baseball
Basketball
Football
Racecar Driving


Question 4: The band chose to do what with the album themselves with help from Adam Kasper?

Artwork
Videos
Produce
Mix

Question 5: Which Fender Rhodes instrument does Chris Cornell play on "Overfloater" while Matt Cameron plays Moog synthesiser on "Applebite"?

Guitar
Bass
Sitar
Piano


Question 6: Shot in Seattle by Frank Kozik, the original video for leadoff single "Pretty Noose" was banned by MTV because they thought there was an implication that Chris Cornell's character did what?

Ran over a politician
Shot at wild turkeys
Killed a woman in a hotel room
Advocated suicide


Question 7: The video for "Blow Up The Outside World" was directed by a member of which band and based loosely around a scene from the Anthony Burgess novel "A Clockwork Orange"?

Roxy Music
The Clash
White Zombie
Devo


Question 8: Ben Shepherd's music for the song "Never Named" was written when he was only what age?

15
16
17
18


Question 9: The "Burden In My Hand" video was directed by who, whose father directed "Blade Runner", "Alien", "Thelma and Louise", "Gladiator, "The Martian"?

Mark Pellington
Jake Scott
Ron Howard
Dave Grohl


Question 10: In the album's original press release, Ben Shepherd revealed that some of his songwriting on the album was influenced by which Pink Floyd album?

The Wall
Animals
Dark Side of the Moon
Saucerful of Secrets


Question 11: Kim Thayil composition "Never The Machine Forever" was the last song the band recorded before going on hiatus. Kim told Kerrang! Magazine that the lyrics were about:

"a life-and-death match between an individual and a less specifically defined entity. And, yes, it's based on personal experience."
"not wanting to record anymore and just being tired, tired, tired"
"a sequel to Pink Floyd's 'Welcome to the Machine'"
"nothing in particular"


Question 12: On which track are Kim and Ben playing in dropped-D tuning while Chris plays in standard tuning?

"Pretty Noose"
"Rhinosaur"
"Ty Cobb"
"Applebite"