Basically, if you're playing one player you're a cheater and you should be very, very ashamed of the fact that you're memorizing questions for when your friends come over. Eat it, Name That Tune! As with YDKJ, you're able to pick between one and three players - two and three really, since there aren't any AI opponents for one player games. The popping text, slamming menu systems, obnoxious hosts and funky button-trigger sounds are all here, as is the basic structure of 'listen for a really long time, answer a question, then hear the monologue.' Mini-games such as Spot On have you matching similar items, something YDKJ fans should be familiar with, and a cool sub-game has you listening to a track and trying to figure out the artist. You'll be hard pressed to tell the difference from the first few moments, though.

What we're left with, then, is a trivia game that sorta kinda maybe feels a lot like a YDKJ: Music Edition, but fails to deliver the final formula.

Sierra, always ready to keep the You Don't Know Jack fire burning, has enlisted computer gameshow pioneers Berkeley Systems to create 'the ultimate rock and roll trivia game,' though without computer gameshow pioneers/writers/designers Jellyvision.

Backstage pass game.