Here are the answers, what are the questions? Each question somehow relates to the preceding question OR answer, so you shouldn't necessarily have to get Q1 right first, you can work backwards from the one you do know. I think.....

Please be patient as I have limited access right now. Think of it as a Zen Pub Quiz exercise...

1. (WHO PAID FOR THE FALL'S FIRST RECORDINGS? - Elvischomsky)The Buzzcocks' manager
2. (WHO PAID FOR .23 SKIDOO'S FIRST RECORDINGS - all but the name: Zoot; name: Capp) Mark Bedford of Madness
3. (NAME ANOTHER GROUP OTHER THAN MADNESS WITH A MEMBER NAMED CATHAL - Hofstatder) Microdisney
4. (WHAT DO HIGH LLAMAS, AMERICAN MUSIC CLUB - SAY - AND MR. BUNGLE HAVE IN COMMON? - Zoot/Spiring), All 3 have released albums named after U.S. states
5. (PLEASE NAME TWO GROUPS MEMBERS OF MIKE PATTON'S EXPERI-METAL GROUP FANTOMAS PLAY IN - Spiring) The Melvins and Slayer
6. (WHERE DID MIKE PATTON RECORD HIS FIRST SOLO ALBUM - 'ADULT THEMES'?) In various hotel rooms
7. (WHAT WERE THE MOTELS ORIGNALLY CALLED?) The Warfield Foxes
8. (WHAT IS THE COVER OF THE FLEET FOXES LP? - Hiccup Percy) A detail of Netherlandish Proverbs by Pieter Bruegel the Elder
9. (WHAT WAS UNIQUE ABOUT 2UNLIMITED? - Buy Kurious) They were the only Dutch act on Pete Waterman's label (although the producers were from another country)
10. (WHAT IS PLASTIC BERTRAND'S REAL NAME? - Hiccup Percy) Roger Jouret

Bonus points galore for specificity.
This quiz is not open to employees of PriceWaterhouseCoopers, the dirty cheaters.

8. What is on the cover of the Fleet Foxes LP?

Links to mention of foxes in 7, no idea who/what the Warfield foxes are though.

9. What was unique about 2 Unlimited?

(i think. The producers were italian?)

Correct - and you're on the right track

Yes (I still love Get Ready For This :ohdear: )

The producers were not Italian, they were from the same country as #10.

4. What connects the High Llamas, American Music Club and Lou Reed?

3. Sean O'Hagan's first band?

Is #1 - the manager of which first generation punk band's daughter designed the labels for the Huggy Bear/Bikini Kill split-LP?

8 what is the fox and the cock are having dinner
(connection : warfield foxes)

2unlimited's producers were Belgians (and, as far as i know they were, administratively, a belgian act)

5. Name two bands that have had sports shoes made with their logos on them
(Slayer: Vans; Melvins: Nike)

6. Where did Frank Zappa write "200 Motels"?

Ahhhh, High Llamas is 'right' - and it is a critical one, the second one of the three is also critical, but you haven't got it yet - the third is a free choice, so I guess you get 2 points there.

It may well have been Sean O'Hagan's first band but that is not the question I'm after.

Not the question on the card - I thought this was a Fall forum!?

8 - I have no idea what you are talking about

Yes, 2 Unlimited's producers were Belgians, so....

I did not know that, so it is wrong I'm afraid. Besides, plimsolls have nothing to do with the following question.

Sorry no - although along the right lines - the man in question is associated with the question for and the answer to #5.

Ah, but in my bizarro world I had decided that Qn 4 must have High Tops in the answer (High Llamas and 4 Tops, or something?), and that Qn 6 might be to do with leaving shoes in hotel rooms.

:ohdear: I'll get my coat.

I think that the man for Qn 5 might be Rick Rubin (Def American, American Recordings etc) who has definitely produced Slayer... but I didn't know he'd worked with the Melvins. Maybe I'm off track though.

Isn't EC even close with that? Like, what with High Llamas being in the next answer?

well, as you'll know, the painting depicts over 100 old Flemish proverbs - one of those proverbs is "the fox and the cock are having dinner together." since the previous question mentions foxes, i thought you meant that proverb.
the proverb means something like scumbags will look up each other's company. if you examine the cover closely, you'll see the fox, wearing a napkin, with his back turned towards the viewer. he's on the terrace having lunch right between the portico, the farmer shearing a pig and the guy urinating into the fire.
this is my favourite painting - everytime i'm in berlin i go see it.

i don't know the question to any of the other answers. :mellow:

Ha, I like your thinking but your train of thought is on the wrong track.

No not Rick Rubin. Think simultaneously..... -_-

2/What musician links Voice of The Beehive, Morrissey and Madness?

Yes he is very close, but the question is also connected to Madness, personally (or nominally).

(For a fan of Round Britain Quiz, this is truly thrilling - thanks for your perseverance so far, it will be rewarded, Grasshopper!)

Thanks for that Mopi - I know cock-all about Breugel. We all here to learn -_-

Very good (I forgot he was in VOTB for a bit) but not the question I'm looking for.

It's connected to Question 1 (which is in turn to do with The Fall). Don't forget, Madness were a very successful band, commercially.

Page 2 Update:

1. (WHO PAID FOR THE FALL'S FIRST RECORDINGS? - Elvischomsky) The Buzzcocks' manager
2. Mark Bedford of Madness
3. Microdisney
4. (WHAT DO HIGH LLAMAS, AMERICAN MUSIC CLUB - SAY - AND ONE OTHER GROUP HAVE IN COMMON? - Zoot), All 3 have released albums named after U.S. states
5. The Melvins and Slayer
6. In various hotel rooms
7. The Warfield Foxes
8. (WHAT IS THE COVER OF THE FLEET FOXES LP? - Hiccup Percy) A detail of Netherlandish Proverbs by Pieter Bruegel the Elder
9. (WHAT WAS UNIQUE ABOUT 2UNLIMITED? - Buy Kurious) They were the only Dutch act on Pete Waterman's label (although the producers were from another country)
10. (WHAT IS PLASTIC BERTRAND'S REAL NAME? - Hiccup Percy) Roger Jouret

1 Who bankrolled the recording of Bingo Master's Breakout?

:wacko:

Correct!

EDIT - nevermind :ohdear:

A main component of Q's 4,5,& 6 has worked (still does) with elements of the answer to Q.5

I'm confusing myself now :blink:

More "Clues":

I'm surprised Mopi doesn't know 10.
7: first steps for a group nominally connected to the answer to 6.
3: What's in a name?
2: Skateboard champion brothers; Bedders' benevolence.

Can I be the first to say :wacko:

Great quiz.

As you can see, you are not the first.

I'm guessing it must be to do with Belgium if Mopi should know, also there's a Belgian connection to the 2 Unlimited question. A penny just dropped ...

10. What is Plastic Bertrand's real name?

Correct! :applaud:

2. Who benevolently paid for a record to be made by some brothers who were skateboard champions?

5. name two bands Dave Grohl has guest-drummed with (as well as American Music Club)

CORRECT!-ish. I was really surprised to read this in the sleevenotes of this group's recently reissued CD, like Mr. Buzzcocks, Bedders paid for their first recording.

So if anyone knows of any groups consisting of such people - they also had Kirk and Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire produce one of their early records - it'll be a coup.