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As a BoomerI can appreciate your list. Got a good chuckle out of it.Some recent threads have concerned "Dad bands". I was unfamiliar with that term until a few days ago. This got me thinking of how to rise to the top of the heap in this new and potentially explosive entertainment segment. Like in any other genre, a catchy name may well be the first step. Keeping in mind that a good moniker is not only an advertisement of sorts, but is a description of who and what you represent musically. Let's have some fun brainstorming. Here goes:
Grey Sabbath
The Catheteers
Semper Swollen
Lumbago Bay
Dr. Plumber and the Butts
The 48 States
The Jeri Attrix Experience
Your turn!
mirage in the Garage
the old timing men
the forgetful quartet
I was in to a gigging band in Virginia when I lived there known as "The Mid-life Crisis". Youngest member was 35.Some recent threads have concerned "Dad bands". I was unfamiliar with that term until a few days ago. This got me thinking of how to rise to the top of the heap in this new and potentially explosive entertainment segment. Like in any other genre, a catchy name may well be the first step. Keeping in mind that a good moniker is not only an advertisement of sorts, but is a description of who and what you represent musically. Let's have some fun brainstorming. Here goes:
Grey Sabbath
The Catheteers
Semper Swollen
Lumbago Bay
Dr. Plumber and the Butts
The 48 States
The Jeri Attrix Experience
Your turn!