When William Gibson wrote, "The sky above the port was the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel"
a) Which color did he have in mind at time of writing?
b) Which color did you think he meant at time of reading?
Please feel free to add your own trivia questions (as if you would need my permission).
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@diver saidThank you for contributing!
The unauthorised tour-biography entitled “Hammer of The Gods” was written by the head of road the US tour road crew of this famous British rock band.
Q1. What is the name of the band? (Simple)
Q2. What quote is the book title lifted from? (Harder)
And to hell with "unwritten rules":
Players, please do answer from memory or even just guessing -- not from web-searches.
If you don't know, you don't know -- that's fine!
P.S. -- Wow. Somebody really wants me off this site (RE: the downvote).
how many times does the phrase, "Removed by Poster" appear in the Benovolent Dictator thread (Thread 204425)
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@Arkturos saidthe colour of steaming porridge
When William Gibson wrote, "The sky above the port was the colour of television, tuned to a dead channel"
a) Which color did he have in mind at time of writing?
b) Which color did you think he meant at time of reading?
Please feel free to add your own trivia questions (as if you would need my permission).
the colour of cold haddock
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@Chuck-2 saidCloser 👍🏼
@diver The greatfull dead Zepplin
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Led Zeppelin
The book title comes from a quote from Jimmy Page; when he was asked in the early 1970s about Led Zeppelin and what he feels the band is about, part of his reply included “… the power, the mystery and the hammer of the gods”.
The book is an interesting read which gave an eye-opening (albeit hardly surprising these days) insight into the band’s life on the road during a US tour. Much the book’s claims are heavily denied and discredited by the remaining band members.