Pop trivia card game in a tin box. There is six categories of questions: 60's, 70's, 80's, Brit pop, Soul and Songs & Song writers. There is also one deck of questions with thematic picture. And last there is score sheet, pen and die. There is 2100 standard questions and 300 pictured questions.
Question master rolls the die and ask question corresponding to the number rolled. If player in turn answers correctly he/she gets a mark to that category. If the answer is wrong he/she gets nothing. In both cases he/she will be the next question master. Game goes on until one player has marked all categories. The player with most marks wins.
So what we do with the pictured cards? If question master rolls a six and player answers right, then he/she may request additional picture card question. Question master then asks all six questions on that card. Player gets extra points (number of right answer -2). He/she adds/subtracts the amount from category he/she already has marks. So category 6 (Songs & Song writers) seems to be more substantial than others.