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By Richard Gintowt
Published on January 10, 2009 at 2:04am
If the names David Robert Jones and John Simon Richie mean anything to you, it's probably time to ditch your typical trivia night and head on over to Sonic Spectrum Music Trivia at the Record Bar (1020 Westport Road, 816-753-5207). David Bowie and Sid Vicious would be pleased as punch that you remembered their given names, and trivia host Robert Moore might even give you props. The host of KRBZ 96.5's Sonic Spectrum and owner of OxBlood Records now moonlights as a trivia honcho from 7 to 9 every Monday night. "It's something I've wanted to do forever," Moore says. The format is modeled on Thursday night's Trivia Clash: Each participant buys in with $5, and the winning team takes 60 percent of the pot, with the runner-up netting 40 percent.
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