Twelve questions on songs and artists that have contributed to the popular arcade game that didn't teach you how to dance, but how to step in time to arrows on a flashing screen.
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"Tell Me You Love Me For Christmas" is the parenthetical subtitle for a Thomas Howard track that was named for another Konami game, a survival horror title that spawned a franchise and a movie. Name the game franchise, and you name the Christmas song.
This Erasure song was in two games, "DDR Hottest Party" and a mobile game released by Adult Swim Games as an homage to the artwork of Lisa Frank. Name the song.
One track from "DDR II" (Wii) was the lead single off of "My World 2.0", a record recorded by a singer known nowadays for chroming out his car and getting tattooed on his face. You don't have to give me the artist's name (thank God), but give me the name of the track that also featured a rapper born Christopher Bridges.
The late Franky G became known worldwide as the lead singer of what German dance-music group whose contributions to the DDR soundtrack include "The Race" and "In the Navy '99"?
"Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix" featured "Underground Mozart", a little remix of a song featured in the original "Mario Bros." game. What is the name of the Mozart piece featured?
"Feels Just Like It Should" was featured twice in the franchise, once by its original artist and again remixed by LH Music Creation. Who was the original artist, known for a 1997 music video that featured the lead singer in a virtually insane living room whose furniture moved on its own?
Whose spicy 2001 cover of "It's Raining Men" was on the roster of "DDRMAX2" and "DDR Ultramix"?
You probably played "Ultramix 3" to unlock They Might Be Giants' "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)". But who originally recorded it in 1953 as a) a celebration of the 500th anniversary of the sacking of Constantinople by the Ottomans and b) a response to 1928's "C-O-N-S-T-A-N-T-I-N-O-P-L-E" by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra?
Patrick Victorio covered for "DDR Extreme 2" "La Copa de la Vida", Ricky Martin's theme to the FIFA World Cup held in what country?
Bus Stop's cover of what song also featured original artist Carl Douglas singing the chorus while the group rapped new lyrics for the verses?
"September '99" was featured on "DDR Universe" as performed by Phats & Small with what group who recorded the song back in September '78?
The game series spun off a Saturday morning "So You Think You Can Dance" clone in 2006 titled simply "Dance Revolution". On what network did it air?