In This is Spinal Tap, what band name does the Limo driver have mistakenly written on his board when he collects The Tap from the airport?

In This is Spinal Tap, when Nigel shows Marty his special guitar that still has the tagger on it, Nigel tells him not to touch it, not to point even. How does he reply when Marty asks if he can look at it?

In This is Spinal Tap, how does Nigel Tufnel respond to the record company's comment that the cover of Spinal Tap's album 'Smell The Glove' is sexist?

In This is Spinal Tap, when The Tap run into problems trying to check into their hotel, how does the 'Twisted Old Fruit' reply to Ian Faith's insult?

In 1967, Spinal Tap came into existence. After releasing 'Listen to The Flower People', The Tap toured the World and the States and elsewhere, and appeared on US show 'Jamboreebop' with their second drummer, Eric "Stumpy Joe" Childs. What did the official report state was his cause of death?

In This is Spinal Tap, who makes a cameo appearance as Morty the mime artist at the tour's opening night party?

In This is Spinal Tap, The Tap perform Big Bottom at Fidelity Hall in Philadelphia. How many bass guitar fret boards can be seen on stage?

In This is Spinal Tap, lead vocalist David St Hubbins takes his name from an unusual Saint. Of what was St Hubbins the patron saint?

In This is Spinal Tap, Marty di Burgi asks Derek Smalls what he would do if he could not play Rock n Roll. What does Derek say?

In This is Spinal Tap, David and Derek are reminiscing at the end of tour party about projects they never had time to do. One of those projects was a rock musical based on the life of Jack the Ripper. What was it called?