Great minds, etc., Alan. I was finding some great band names in that
message too: e.g. Gener Ate Her, or Unused, or The Inherent Algorhythms,
or maybe Electro/Spacey/Xperimental/Atmospheric/Organic Band Band.
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On Sep 18, 2006, at 1:41 PM, Alan Sondheim wrote:
Personally I like either Badly or Soon as names - Alan
On Mon, 18 Sep 2006, chris wrote:
i had an idea for a "band name generator". one that is specifically
geared to come up with one that i would like, but also probably
generally
useful for anyone trying to come up with an interesting unused
band name,
which a cursory search of almost any even not so common thing you
would
want to name your band after would show. so i propose that
someone with
Perl skills or any other text processing language help me create this
fairly simple framework for generating potential band names that are
"random" enough to not fit already common phrases, etc. the
algorithm
inherently limits the chance that it has been used before.
i am thinking about this because i need a new band name BADLY and
SOON.
anyone who develops this with me can take the lead credit for
whatever
public availablity we might make for bands that want to use it,
because
i really just need the NAME, and SOON, heh.
you're also free to send me good band names that you will never
end up
using and would like to see put to good use.
it's kind of electro/spacey/experimental but atmospheric/organic
also.
let the names begin.
thanks y'all
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