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One of my favorite's is a Country/heavy metal band called
Hayseed Dixie (say it a couple of times...)

Yup, they do covers of AC/DC songs in bluegrass style. Actually, they're pretty good, and the songs make the transition rather well...

http://www.hayseed-dixie.com/
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Goose Creek Symphony (local southern rock band that does a redneck concert up here every year by the lake.)

The 16yo and her buds are planning a band called "HELL NO!" Even have a bunch of shirt designs made up, but still looking for a lead. (Daughter wants to be the bass player.)
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"Lunch at the Dump" (A real bluegrass band from New Hampshire, USA)
"Lugworm Bait"
"Loose Chippings"
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There was a metal band in the 90s called Pi**ing Razors which I thought was a pretty good name for a metal band, more original than most anyway.

There's some grind and death bands that have some pretty offensive names which I guess I should say are neither big nor clever. Anal C**t is probably the most offensive one just for use of the C word alone.

A friend of mine has started a band called Cobra Kai which makes me insanely jealous (been trying to think of a good name for my band for ages).
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chrisoff wrote:Cobra Kai which makes me insanely jealous
Karate Kid?
Mr. Miyagi's Kilt?
Grasshopper's Lament?

:D

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Knew a band in high school called Mister F*** Head
Played bass briefly for a band named Francis
There was another called Carbonite
My cuz's ska band is called Insatiable.
There's a local band here called The Adventures of Sh*t Weasle and Mister Gray (5 points for the person who knows the refference).
My first band, who I still occasionally sit in with, is called Mindsprain
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djm wrote:
chrisoff wrote:Cobra Kai which makes me insanely jealous
Karate Kid?
Mr. Miyagi's Kilt?
Grasshopper's Lament?

:D

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There's a punk (might be Ska actually) band called Sweep The Leg Johnny
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Buck Naked and the Fleshtones (long-gone? Vancouver band)

Twisted Shiksa (University of Victoria klezmorim)

Les Lost and the Navigators (my jazz / r&b band)

BTW, Hayseed Dixies also do a version of Stairway to Heaven that is... sublime.
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Hayseed Dixie... I hadn't thought of them for a while. They really are good at what they do. Thanks for reminding me of them. :)
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