Cornflake wrote:
b9 wrote:
Cornflake wrote:
Burnt Weeny Sandwich.
that is an album by frank zappa.
Yep, I was wondering if anyone would spot it.
was that the reason that you posted it? as an experiment? what would have you done if no one had spotted it? would have you revealed it later ?
i guess i had the presumption that the suggestions of band names in this thread are supposed to be original phrases thought up by the poster.
but on the other hand, the the name "burnt weeny sandwich" is only an album name and not a band name, so i guess it satisfies the O.P's original request ...
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Next time you hear or think of a phrase that would make a good band name, post it here
so sorry.
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"clef psychosis" (derived from "clef" (treble clef/ bass clef) pitch signature system).
"the iron bars". (derived from "bar" as in "bar" of music", and iron is "metal" (but it would be initially assumed to be a violent name))
"the wannabe's" (pimply faced teen males who have more ambition than talent)
"the starry tartlets" (teen girl glitz bubble gum and plastic bangle band)
"the hasbeens" (which is a band name the "wannabe's" will never get to rename themselves to later in life).
"tunes 15 to 1760 inclusive" (implying that during the life of the band, there will be 1745 different songs written and performed that are considered worthy by the composer for release)
"burning note factory"
"shut up and listen to this"
'buy our records"
"some musicians"
(if that band was extremely good, then it would be an interesting name to have because the radio would be the first mass exposure the public has to their music, and to be driving along and hear a song that is so good that you have to pull over to listen carefully to it, and then salivate over what the radio announcer will say the song is so i can go and buy it immediately, and then hear the radio announcer say "that was 'in the dark' (random example) by '...some musicians' ", would immediately captivate me and impel me to investigate what the band name is.