Daft Pun (Tribute Bands with Inventive Names)

[Dave Vader]

[quote name='Raymondo' timestamp='1373406731' post='2137362']
Whilst on holiday in Devon...Barnstaple ..in 2005 with my mates we saw a gig advertised at one of the pubs for "the Food fighters"..we went along expecting a tribute band .......

They turned out to be just a regular pub rock covers band ...they were fabulous though and we had a great night!
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I know them, I warned them about the name, I had just renamed my band at the time from "Jefferson Armchair" as we didn't do any Airplane songs, and encountered the same problem.
Also used to be in a band called Lean Against the Washing Machine (not a tribute either, was before the phenomenon really hit) using the stage names Burt Cocaine and Henry Jimdix.

[Dad3353]

[quote name='ras52' timestamp='1378480144' post='2200965']
Only three whats? You're not very bright...
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Not only bright, but green, too..!

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[Earbrass]

What about an East African 1980's Madonna tribute: Desperately Seeking Sudan.

[TomDuff]

We discussed the idea of Bob Armley and the Jailers (Armley is the prison in Leeds if you are wondering).

[lonestar]

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1373488318' post='2138280']
oh, have we had the Dead Grateful yet?
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I tried out for a covers band in Bury St Edmunds with this moniker years ago when i was a guitard

Edited September 6, 2013 by lonestar

[Pete Academy]

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1378468537' post='2200745']
What What What..? Speciality: Harry Secombe covers.
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That could be Twat, Twat, Twat.