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Help me Rename my Band

I will confess that I saw this thread pop up over and over and had no intention of clicking on it until I saw it was Mellowinman. This is important because:

1. Mellowinman is the funniest guy on TB (with the possible exception of Phalex)

2. Dirty Lixx is the worst name I've ever heard, and I've heard a few.

3. I said so.

And with that, may I suggest "The Dead Parakeets" :D
 
This made me laugh out loud!:)

Thank you. Thank you very much. They don't need it anymore.

I will confess that I saw this thread pop up over and over and had no intention of clicking on it until I saw it was Mellowinman. This is important because:

1. Mellowinman is the funniest guy on TB (with the possible exception of Phalex)

2. Dirty Lixx is the worst name I've ever heard, and I've heard a few.

3. I said so.

And with that, may I suggest "The Dead Parakeets" :D

I've had an Internet stalker crush on him for awhile. His posts are always dead on and if I see that he's started a thread or was the last to reply, I click on it. He's like Jim Jones or something.

:hiding:
 
Hey, we were almost "Forced Entry."

I hated that name just as much.

The last time I was involved in naming a band, it was "Careless Abandon."

My first band was "Stranger."

We were going to call our first album, "The Billy Joel."

You had to be around in the seventies to get that one.

I wanted to call that band "The Meek," because of 2112, but they weren't having it.

So far, all of your suggestions are terrible. Keep 'em coming. For those who don't know, we are a Classic Rock Cover Band, who pretends to be a Classic/Modern Rock Cover Band, even though it's a Dirty Lie.

We're about as modern as your grandma's undershorts.

And no, there's no potential name in any of that.
 

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