The Sufficiently Random 'd do nicely, no? Later you could call 'm The Sufficiently Random Plus One Or if someone leaves the band The Insufficiently Random
Cheers, dv > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: Theory and Writing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Namens Talan Memmott > Verzonden: maandag 18 september 2006 23:02 > Aan: [email protected] > Onderwerp: Re: open call > > band names, all former... > > short order cooks > directions > gelatin eyelash > sneaky cheese > procession > jaloni handshake > raid > a.m. kindergarden > pinocchio > ubu road > sloppy kafka > peabody > jack the ant > yoink > television astronaut > > > > > On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 10:01:40 -0700 > chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 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 >
