There is only one correct answer: Deep Purple, April 2001.

We were surprised to receive a number of incorrect answers that said Jethro Tull, which was our second support act in 2006. We also supported Megadeth and Machine Head in 2008.

Our winners: Jayanth S, Bharath R, Bhargava Venkatesh, Anil V Anand, Arul Baliah, Ananth R and Aseem Mudbidri.

Congratulations, folks! Take a bow-wow!

Samson Madella from Hyderabad asks this month’s question.

Complete the lyric: Tie-and-dye dreams _______
a. Fade Away
b. Are Here to Stay
c. Are Sooo 70′s
d. They Make Me Scream

Special affection awaits the winner who also identifies the song and the album. Bung in those answers.

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Last month we asked: Who performs Indian classical vocals on the title track of Jupiter Café?
The answer: Rajesh Mehar.

Winners: Raheel Shariff, Bharath R, Jayanth S, Sourav Das, Roshan Vid and our regulars Ananth Menon and Snehal Pinto. Congratulations, folks! Await your elusive prizes!

By the way, that question drew the maximum number of responses, a number of them all-correct ones. As a listener-supported, user-generated content-driven band, we felt that we were reserving the dirty pleasure of asking the tough questions. So, in a sweeping gesture of democracy, we decreed that this month on, past winners shall ask the questions.

Snehal Pinto asks: In Brigade Street (Thermal And A Quarter, Jupiter Café, 2002), where and what does ‘Six floors up, one street down’ refer to?

Use the form to bung in your answer.

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