Yes, that was a search term that led someone to this blog. When I saw it, I knew that I had to use it at some point, but my mind couldn’t conceive of a good way. Then, Madame Weebles wrote a post about the search terms that she encounters. It’s some funny writing that everyone should read, and it offers a different take on the “let’s write about search terms” format.
The Madame listed terms that would make good band names. Like a good blogger, I am copying that idea. If a band called Evil Hair Razor Women Butt plays in my town, then I am going to the show.
Here are some other bands that would put on a great show. (Note: Song titles and other tidbits were discovered while searching the search terms.)
Dirty Deek and the Dondo Chiefs were part of the British Invasion and had a great debut album with “Something Sinister” but couldn’t follow up that success with their second album “Unknown by Unknown”.
Bite the Vampire made it to Number One on the Punk charts with “Toxic Fluid” and hit the Top Ten with “Someone is Dying”. Ironically, those two titles were prophetic as lead singer Matt Gaze suffered an early demise.
The Black Blobs were early Metal pioneers who created underground classics like “Nothing At All” and “Leave the Tail”.
Robby Gipsy was a psychedelic folk singer in the late 1960s who never had a hit but whose songs have come to define the era. When people hear “Butterfly”, they are automatically taken back to the Summer of Love.
Japanese Jeremiah was an 80s One Hit Wonder with “Why Don’t You Come?”
Western Porno brought us the electronic dance craze “Trip to Mars”.
Hillbilly Salutations is an Alternative Bluegrass band that has been included on many soundtracks, including the movie “Lost in the Highlands.
Coctail was a 90s girl group that broke up after making it big with “Mad Man”. The lead singer has gone on to greater fame as a solo artist.
Bigfoot is an Alien was a college band that sang mostly covers. But, they always brought the co-eds to their feet with “Exploratory Purposes”.
Joey Whale was a singer/songwriter in the 70s who penned such classics as “Once Upon a Time” and “Boston Harbor”. Today, he can found in the lounge of the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas.
The performers for Bonaroo were released today. There is no way that they could be better than this group.
Hmmm…how one wishes Western Porno had done “Why Don’t You come”.
Or made a cover of “Cum On Feel the Noize”.
You know, that really would be an excellent band name, Evil Hair Razor Women Butt. I’m not sure what sort of music they would play, but it’s a great name. I’m jealous that you got that one as a search term, it’s a beauty.
I’m kinda proud of it myself, but I’m still trying to figure out how they got here.