Music band names you forgot to make use of

[tomcruise]

They are percussion instruments. But there are some cool avant garde works for “prepared piano” where the instructions are to lift the lid of the instrument and clip pegs in selected spaces on the strings and foil and bits of gravel etc. interesting results though I don’t think those experiments stood the test of time in the same way as, say, Sir Paul McCartney. If you did that and called it the Jazz Michaels it would have gone very big though

Prepared piano is what I was thinking of and would work well for our future bigfooty band, the jazz michaels

 

[Bluelegs]

Album names (to hijack a thread):

• maths my bitch up
• trombones in hell
• dig a nice a hole and play some tunes in it

I like this one best.

 

[Proper Gander]

I struggled to come up with a genre to fit it. Obviously wouldn't be jazz.

Hey Cruise - I think I’m onto something now for the jazz michaels. A ska-punk sound with trombones and hammered dulcimer. No michaels need apply, but men with names like Duke Ellington to be given preference

 

[Bluelegs]

Palindrome would be a good name for a 00s emo band.

 

[Proper Gander]

Palindrome would be a good name for a 00s emo band.

And they could forge new ground by writing a song comprised entirely of palindromes!

 

[Proper Gander]

It’s weird how when I read this subforum it feels like it is full of contributors who missed their true calling somehow

 

[Demon Attack]

Things called frog

 

[Proper Gander]

tomcruise

Headless is hoping for your thoughts on the band he proposed called monitoring a moussaka

 

[tomcruise]

tomcruise

Headless is hoping for your thoughts on the band he proposed called monitoring a moussaka

Monitoring a Moussaka is the band name?

I am a big fan.

 

[tomcruise]

 

[Proper Gander]

Monitoring a Moussaka is the band name?

I am a big fan.

Yeah he plucked out of nowhere but I immediately thought it worked on so many levels

 

[tomcruise]

Throw some names at us Toump Ass

 

[Toump Ass]

It's not my scene, but there's a few decent examples of folks turning pianos into percussion instruments I remember an old music teacher was into.

I saw the late, great Chick Corea open up a grand piano and play the strings directly at the Melbourne Jazz Festival a few years ago in an improv session with Herbie Hancock. Was so good.

I just can't think of any band names sorry! I'm not clever enough. I really like the name: "Glen Waverly and the Mentones" but that's not me.

 

[Proper Gander]

Yeah he plucked out of nowhere but I immediately thought it worked on so many levels

Genre is the tricky part but I think it should probably not include a bouzouki but have at least three jazz specialists called Michael

 

[tomcruise]

Genre is the tricky part but I think it should probably not include a bouzouki but have at least three jazz specialists called Michael

Two violins, a cello and one of those metal drums that get all melodic for people who can't play music.

 

[Proper Gander]

One of the most surprising elements of this thread is discovering that Theseventhhamster has read his way through a part of it

 

[Scythe]

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