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Old 07-18-2006, 12:57 PM
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Help me come up with a cool band name...

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my band plays rock...not metal, maybe more to the punk/alternative, hard rock type...so nothing too hardcore. And it better be sexy...and nothing too long

some bands which i think hav cool names are...

1. Incubus
2. Nirvana
3. Audioslave
4. Rancid
5. Guns N Roses
6. Oasis
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Old 07-18-2006, 01:01 PM
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Sorry, you're on your own. You must be a creative type, right? So burn a few brain cells on the project, and earn it for yourself...

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Old 07-18-2006, 01:43 PM
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First thing that popped up: "My Stretched Anus"
I think I'll pass...
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Old 07-18-2006, 01:50 PM
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Hey Brandon. A few years ago I was sitting around with some very well known musicians, and we were kicking around some band names.

The one that stuck with me for fifteen years, was " Feeding Anthony".

It makes no sense unless you know who Anthony is, but I always thought it sounded very cool

Feeding Anthony.

lol.
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Old 07-18-2006, 01:52 PM
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The perfect name for your band:

The Crampons

I've always wanted to use this but I just can't see myself in a band called the Crampons.

Because I don't rock-climb.
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Old 07-18-2006, 01:55 PM
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First thing that popped up: "My Stretched Anus"
I think I'll pass...
mine was "Crap Factoy" lol
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I went to a website that generated band names and it suggested Genghis and the Cons or Waste Disposal Unit. Either is good.
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OK, OK. How about this one:

Sir Real and the Weak-End Knights...

You're welcome...

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Old 07-18-2006, 03:19 PM
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1. Succubus

2. Rainvan

3. Mahuslave

4. Dancir

5. Runs N Hoses

6. OiAss
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Old 07-18-2006, 03:25 PM
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try this on for size: Captain Delicious and the Oreo Crew

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Los Pappa Frijoles
Fun with Napalm
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Old 07-18-2006, 04:50 PM
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What was that? Is that a band name thread I see?

Well then there is only one thing to do...

THE LIST

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Okay, everybody. Brace yourselves. I found the list again. This thing goes for several pages. And the really funny thing is somebody was serious on all these suggestions. I am not going to post all of them. Like I said it goes for pages and pages. But I will post the ones that catch my eye.

Ready?

Tell It To The Priest
Blind Without a Dog
Talk To Your Daughter
Surfers From Iowa
Grubby Paws
Glass Eye Marbles
Needless Controversy
Inside Joke ( I actually like this one.)
Mars Needs Women and So Does Wayne (I'm Wayne)
Nerds On the Edge
Welfare Bound
Cartoon Characters
Bad Idea
Raised By Wolves Only To Be Killed By Science (I used this for an instrumental title)
Fools And Little Children
Lassie Loves Garfield (This ought to have been a title, but I never used it.)
Potential Cultists
Bee Movies
People With Instruments
No Sense Of Shame
Shameless (Oh look. A pattern forming.)
Black Market Teddy Bears
Irrelevant Flashbacks
Gypsies From Vegas
I Forget
Art of Vanishing (I like this one too)
Mental Radio
Golden Apples and Poisoned Pears (I used that for an instrumental title too)
Local Wildlife
Tiny Box of Fear ( I actually liked this one too.)
Gumby and Pokey
Brief Momens of Clarity
Bitten By Bruno (Bruno was a chihuahua)
The Plan
Rocket Science
All In Disguise
No Vacancy
Lost Cause
Sounds Like
Vicious Attack Snail Trainers
Professor Stupendous
Struck By Lightning Bugs
Brain Fade
Above Average
Just The Facts Ma'am
S. O. Teric
B. Tsar (Oh look. Another pattern forming.)
Wishful Thinking
Fuzzy Logic (The one we actually used for the next several years, This is just where it was in relation to the rest of the suggestions on the list.)
Carnival of Souls
Identity Crisis
Son of Lassie in 3-D
Formerly Something Else
Rhythmic Confusion
Rhythmic Confucius (I liked that better than the previous one.)
Wise But Wierd
Sane Asylum
Wisdom From The High Chair
Glass Hammer ( I like this one too.)
Touch Me There
Daisy's a Babe
Social Darwinists
Doctor Tongues 3-D House of Stewardesses (I think this was from a SCTV skit)


What I want you to grasp here is that this is a severely abridged list. There are four to five times this many names. And as bad as some of the ones I posted are, these are the good ones. I have kept the notebook because it has other things in it that are actually useful to me. But every once in a while I remember that, elsewhere in that notebook is THE LIST .

Enjoy.
And I'm sure Golden Boy will be along soon with his traditional suggestion.
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Old 07-18-2006, 08:42 PM
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And I'm sure Golden Boy will be along soon with his traditional suggestion.
I'm up to two suggestions.

Pink Unicorn Horsey- (although it works best with Swedish Death Metal "featuring former members of Goatporker, Gangrenous Footwound and My Fuzzy Bunny")

Pink Nightmare.

It speaks for itself.

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Old 07-19-2006, 04:34 AM
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Glass Hammer has already been taken...

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But was it taken in 1988 when I wrote that list?
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Old 07-19-2006, 04:50 AM
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In all fairness, that outfit isn't all that much lamer or stranger than some of the stuff I tried wearing on stage back in the day.

I HAVE explained about the tie-dyed bib overalls haven't I?

After someone videotaped one of our shows I discovered that my habit of wearing almost entirely black clothing, while playing a black bass with black hardware and an ebony fretboard, was something of a mistake, even though black is supposed to be slimming. I looked like a disembodied floating head drifting around the middle mic stand.

So I endeavored to be more visually noticeable on stage. This is never a good thing from someone who has spent his entire clothing history trying to blend in.

So, at the outdoor folk music festival that I like so much, I encountered a vendor who did the best tie-dyes ever. I told her I wanted something to make me really stand out. At first I was picturing a duster. Somehow, along the way we switched to a set of painter's bib overalls. When I bought them and shipped them to her She asked what pattern I wanted them done in. I told her "Just make them really bright."

That's what we call a tactical error. She made them a 'spectrum spiral' pattern. This is apparently a swirly rainbow. Two problems come from this. One I was unaware of. The other, I just didn't think about in advance.

Right around this time, or very soon afterward, the gay community adopted the rainbow as a symbol. That's right. The same collection of colors I was wearing on stage. Also, when making a spiral tie-dye pattern, the middle of the garment becomes the center of the pattern, and the focus of attention. On a shirt, this is over the heart. On bib-alls, it's the crotch.

I still own them. My daughter wore them as a Halloween costume last year or the year before. She went as a clown.
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After someone videotaped one of our shows I discovered that my habit of wearing almost entirely black clothing, while playing a black bass with black hardware and an ebony fretboard, was something of a mistake, even though black is supposed to be slimming. I looked like a disembodied floating head drifting around the middle mic stand.
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