Re: open call

[Lucio Agra]

It is incredible how it is an universal problem. I faced some difficult situations in this field months ago,  and now I am also looking for a good name. The worst is when you think about a good pun (like I had with the word "bauhaus" - not the band or the school) and forget it later. BTW, what was the name of Sun Ra's band? He had some incredible methods to do it.

I was really interested on to know how good bands with great names like Guru Guru did not make a splash like others with not so bad/not so good names like Pink Floyd. Would you buy a record from a band called "The Band"?
;) best
Lucio BR
PS: The sound of the names of some Brazilian bands pronounced in English could generate good band names in Engl.

On 9/18/06, chris < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

these are all great!  thanks everyone for keeping the creative juices
flowing!

On Mon, 18 Sep 2006, 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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> > 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