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No Doubt Quiz

The studio albums of No Doubt, formed in Anaheim in 1986 and going nowhere for most of a decade before Tragic Kingdom made them one of the biggest bands in the world.

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Type every answer you can name, in any order.

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Answer the highlighted rows one at a time in random order. Naming another row's real answer forfeits this one; anything else is free. Get a perfect Hard run with this on to earn a ★ on your medal.

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Preview6 albums to name

Cover	Year		Album
	1992	N	which album?
	1995	B	which album?
	1995	T	which album?
	2000	R	which album?
—	2001	R	which album?
	2012	P	which album?

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The studio albums of No Doubt, formed in Anaheim in 1986 and going nowhere for most of a decade before Tragic Kingdom made them one of the biggest bands in the world. Six albums, 1992 to 2012, across a run that took in ska, new wave and Jamaican dancehall, and an eleven-year gap while their singer became a pop star on her own. The wrong answers are the six compilations: two of which sound far more like studio albums than the self-released 1995 record that actually is one.