Alexander C. Kaufman
@kaufman
I miss when I was in an indie band in my adolescence and every cool-sounding, esoteric noun I discovered felt like a perfect band name, song title or lyric. Like, I would have gotten a lot of mileage out of βLaramidiaβ
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logonaut.eth π©πβπ
@logonaut.eth
i was never in a band but that didn't stop me from starting a prospective list of band names in late 2013 that probably now numbers in the hundreds π it's fun to go back from time to time and scroll through them β often there are clusters of several where i clearly was riffing on, say, places i lived, or people i admired, or books/movies i loved. mostly, though, i think it's just been a fun ongoing wordplay exercise β lots of puns and portmanteaus.
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Alexander C. Kaufman
@kaufman
I love that. What are some of your favorites?
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logonaut.eth π©πβπ
@logonaut.eth
the very first one was Chris Farley and the Squealers, obviously riffing on a favorite comedic actor and iconic reggae band π some others: The Tough Break Bipedal to the Metal Turn and Cough Freakshowoffs Valhallelujah Dear Mr. Fallacy Wonkamobile Force of Hobbit The Samuel L. Jackson 5 Sugar Cereal Sympathetic Villains Frozen in Carbonite The Distant Relatives The Dirt Worshipers Chump Change Crux of the Matter Falken's Maze Rocket Science Last-Ditch Effort The Blunt Instruments Whistler's Mothers More's the Pity Knuckle Sandwich The Probable Cause Major Award Death or Serious Injury Pretty Fucking Good Milkshake
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