Can you tell the difference between Led Zeppelin songs and Flintstones episodes?
They both liked to use the word "Rock."

Anyone who has listened to "Rock and Roll" and "When the Levee Breaks" knows that "Bamm-Bamm" would make an apt nickname for John Bonham. Led Zeppelin had a little bit of caveman in their shaggy appearance, but the Flintstones comparisons do not stop there.
Both Led Zeppelin and The Flintstones cartoon were fond of the word "Rock." It can be difficult telling their titles apart.
Try for yourself and see if you are a truck Bedrockstar!

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"Adobe Dick"
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"Hop Happy"
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"Misty Mountain Hop"
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"Foxy Grandma"
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"Bron-Y-Aur Stomp"
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"The Crunge"
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"The Prowler"
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"The Twitch"
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"Hot Dog"
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"The Hot Piano"
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"Living Loving Maid"
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"Fool in the Rain"
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"Candy Store Rock"
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"Flash Gun Freddie"
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"Boogie with Stu"
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"Love Letters on the Rocks"

Can you tell the difference between Led Zeppelin songs and Flintstones episodes?
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59 Comments

I liked The Flintstones as a boy, but liked it less as the seasons progressed. I did not care for Pebbles, Bam Bam, Hoppy, nor the Great Gazoo. The earlier episodes aren't too bad.
When Pebbles and Bam Bam "performed," "Let the Sun Shine In," that was more than I could take. Even as a dim bulb boy, I disliked such sap.
When Pebbles and Bam Bam "performed," "Let the Sun Shine In," that was more than I could take. Even as a dim bulb boy, I disliked such sap.
Been a Led Hed since 1970-something, so this quiz was easier than falling off a barstool. 16/16! ;)
Arguably the best quiz published by MeTV....a 5min respite from their phones by my teenage boys. They loved this quiz!!!
Once, there was a bustle in the hedgerow and Fred was bitten by an as yet unidentified prehistoric varmint.
15 out of 16 (missed "Candy Store Rock." No I am off to dig up some old cassette tapes and my boom box.
im pretty sure the name of tha t zep song was misty mountain top not hop
13/16. #16 was from a song out at the time, "Love Letters in the Sand" by Pat Boone from 1957. Shoulda done better.