Rampant garage band names
In 1980 I was jamming with a bunch of old musician friends and one of the hangers on remarked that we sounded like a cross between the Eagles and the Beatles.
After laughing our faces off for about three hours the name "The Beagles" was adopted on an interim basis, until we could come up with something better. Unfortunately the band was a short lived collaboration but it was a lot of fun playing with those guys.
After laughing our faces off for about three hours the name "The Beagles" was adopted on an interim basis, until we could come up with something better. Unfortunately the band was a short lived collaboration but it was a lot of fun playing with those guys.
“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” - Albert Einstein
"You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother" - Albert Einstein
"You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother" - Albert Einstein
My (limited) experience has shown that whatever the name is, it can sometimes be very difficult to get agreement among all band members.
I've always like the "Something and the Somethingorothers" name format. "Fudgie and the Reacharounds".... haaaaaaa... cracks me up, so to speak.
I've always like the "Something and the Somethingorothers" name format. "Fudgie and the Reacharounds".... haaaaaaa... cracks me up, so to speak.
“The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.” ....H. L. Mencken
a few more sexualized "and the" format names:
Ben Wa and the Blue Balls
Big Dick and the Extenders
Buster Hymen & the Penetrators
Curious George and the Homophobes
Dirty Dick and the Trojan Test Pilots
Harry Palms and the Gym Towels
Hugh Jorgan and the Four Skins
Roid Rogers and the Whirling Butt Cherries
Molly Menstrual and the Cycles
I thought this one was cute:
Vic Vacuum and the Attachments
Ben Wa and the Blue Balls
Big Dick and the Extenders
Buster Hymen & the Penetrators
Curious George and the Homophobes
Dirty Dick and the Trojan Test Pilots
Harry Palms and the Gym Towels
Hugh Jorgan and the Four Skins
Roid Rogers and the Whirling Butt Cherries
Molly Menstrual and the Cycles
I thought this one was cute:
Vic Vacuum and the Attachments
“The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.” ....H. L. Mencken
>>>"! and the Superlatives."
or simply "The Exclamations" wouldn't be bad.
Humorist Dave Barry's band is called "The Phlegmtones". What a great name. A variation of that could be "The Phabulous Phlegmtones" and the drumhead logo could use the PP for some nice artwork. Dang.... please dont anyone steal that idea. I'm going to form a band by that name.
or simply "The Exclamations" wouldn't be bad.
Humorist Dave Barry's band is called "The Phlegmtones". What a great name. A variation of that could be "The Phabulous Phlegmtones" and the drumhead logo could use the PP for some nice artwork. Dang.... please dont anyone steal that idea. I'm going to form a band by that name.
“The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.” ....H. L. Mencken
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Ah, yes...'reacharound', a concept popularized in the movie "Full Metal Jacket"...well, maybe not 'popularized' exactly...
When I worked in Antarctica, if you were a good boy and did your job without whining, you might one day qualify for a C-130 trip to the South Pole, where you would have 20 minutes during cargo and fuel transfer ops to run around taking pictures and wheezing for lack of oxygen before reboarding the plane for the return trip to McMurdo. This was officially referred to as a 'turnaround', but it wasn't long before I had changed the rank-and-file's name for it...
One year, when my name came to the top of the list for an 'attaboy' trip, I was told to get my *ss and survival gear down to the ice edge, where I joined a group boarding a Swedish tracked vehicle called a Haglund for a bouncy ride out to an Adelie penguin rookery at a point on the coast of Ross Island called Cape Royds. I had a great time, but I couldn't resist the following line when I got back to town: "Everyone else gets a Reacharound to the Pole, and all I get is Royds on the Haglund"...
When I worked in Antarctica, if you were a good boy and did your job without whining, you might one day qualify for a C-130 trip to the South Pole, where you would have 20 minutes during cargo and fuel transfer ops to run around taking pictures and wheezing for lack of oxygen before reboarding the plane for the return trip to McMurdo. This was officially referred to as a 'turnaround', but it wasn't long before I had changed the rank-and-file's name for it...
One year, when my name came to the top of the list for an 'attaboy' trip, I was told to get my *ss and survival gear down to the ice edge, where I joined a group boarding a Swedish tracked vehicle called a Haglund for a bouncy ride out to an Adelie penguin rookery at a point on the coast of Ross Island called Cape Royds. I had a great time, but I couldn't resist the following line when I got back to town: "Everyone else gets a Reacharound to the Pole, and all I get is Royds on the Haglund"...
I didn't get where I am today by being on time...
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