Or how about The Inefficiently Random
and The Insufficient Ransom?
Hal
On Sep 18, 2006, at 5:53 PM, Dirk Vekemans wrote:
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
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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
