My current band name is Funky Scarecrow. nothin better than a logo with a scarecrow with epic funky clothes haha.
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The Infamous Band Name Thread
- Thread starter The Owl
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Every time I'm involved in a band name conversation, I bring out this one:
Magnolia Thunder P***y
Magnolia Thunder P***y
That ruins everything. 
I find "Lamb of god" pretty ironic because it means they are technically a Christian metal band even though half the members were previously called "Burn the priest" which is anti religious.
I was in a band called Sheetrock Bucket Surprise.
We briefly considered calling ourselves Stationary Bike Stuntmen.
We briefly considered calling ourselves Stationary Bike Stuntmen.
I find "Lamb of god" pretty ironic because it means they are technically a Christian metal band even though half the members were previously called "Burn the priest" which is anti religious.
Religious imagery ≠ Christian music
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These are names I used for my Fantasy football teams, but they make pretty funny band names, too:
The Running Rickys (After the greatest pot-smoking running back of all time, obviously)
The Del Grecos (After the greatest football player of all time, obviously)
Also, in my work at a newspaper certain story names and headlines readily lend themselves to be used as band names. We actually have a list somewhere here at work, but here is one that was particularly memorable:
Porch Corpse (a "fun" blackmetal band?)
Gnomes Without Homes (This was an actually headline in our paper on a story about kids stealing garden gnomes)
The Running Rickys (After the greatest pot-smoking running back of all time, obviously)
The Del Grecos (After the greatest football player of all time, obviously)
Also, in my work at a newspaper certain story names and headlines readily lend themselves to be used as band names. We actually have a list somewhere here at work, but here is one that was particularly memorable:
Porch Corpse (a "fun" blackmetal band?)
Gnomes Without Homes (This was an actually headline in our paper on a story about kids stealing garden gnomes)
