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  Band name origins

Found this interesting list of band name origins http://www.listology.com/content_sho...id.24694/Music

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Looking through some of those names and their origins was quite interesting. Thanks for sharing Matt.


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Thank heaven they never went into the origins of "Captain Beefheart".


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