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    Attacking Tucans: "We should form a musical group."
    Josh Jepson: "No we shouldn't. That sounds like a horrible idea."
    Attacking Tucans:[1] "Lets do it! Band names... We should call ourselves... The Throbbing Masses!"

    —Super Mario Sunshine Versus


    There are a lot of different categories or varieties of band name, and they often correspond to the era or genre of the band in question. This page has some of these, and examples from real life and fiction. Fictional bands often have utterly dreadful names that are poking fun at certain genres.

    That Other Wiki has a non-comprehensive list of bands, in case you ever wondered what they were smoking when they picked a name.

    Compare Trope Names for a Band.

    Examples of Good Names for Rock Bands include:

    "The" Bands[]

    The most timeless of band names, this style of band naming transcends genre and is enduringly popular. Probably because of The Beatles. You can't usually tell a lot about how

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    ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater,’ Hugely Influential In Both Music + film Games, Turns 20

    One of the most influential film games of all time, 'Tony Hawk's Pro Skater,' is celebrating its 20th anniversary. For two decades, the game has turned hordes of young gamers into fans of rock music through its legendary soundtracks. To celebrate, we spoke to Mr. Hawk himself, along with many others, including Goldfinger's John Feldmann, former My kemikalie Romance vocalist Gerard Way and pro skater Ryan Sheckler about its massive impact.

     

    A rare fraction of all content is capable of not only permeating a particular culture to become ubiquitous therein, but to break through and endure as a universally beloved pelare of entertainment for multiple decades.

    In August of 1999, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater was released for the Sony PlayStation, cementing itself as a pioneer of modern action sports film games and a beacon of community within the late 1990

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    PLAYERS CLUB

    Cooper: Guitar, Vocals
    Joel Hamilton: Guitar Vocals
    Dave Curran: Bass, Vocals
    Jim Paradise: Drums

    Players Club got together in Brooklyn, 1999. Each of the four guys were playing in other bands—guitarist Joel Hamilton in Shiner and Glazed Baby; bassist Dave Curran in Unsane; drummer and namesake Jim J. Paradise in Kill Van Kull with singer Cooper. (Those are the main bands—you’ll also find such bands as Book of Knots, Get On Get On, Made Out Babies, Die 116 and Glazed Baby on their resumes). The idea was simple: let’s start a band and play.

    Where other bands were only too happy to slip into a category and work within its constraints, the J.J. Paradise Players Club—as they were initially known, desired boundless simplicity: they wanted to make their music, their way but keep that definition dynamic, ever-changing.

    Players Club made its recorded debut in 2001 with the J.J. Paradise Players Club EP and the full-length Wine Cooler Blowout (both on Tee Pee Records). The

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