1. Scary Kids Scaring Kids

This name seems to me to be a witty play on words, despite the band making screamo music.

2. The Velvet Underground

This name reflects the sad and desperate life Lou Reed and company found when they moved to New York City in the &squo;60s.

3. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

Drew Millard is a fan of this band, so I&squo;d stay away.

4. Queens of the Stone Age

Don&squo;t let the band name fool you‐this band is full of manly men with bodily hair and a myriad of tattoos.&bsp; A.k.a. QOTSA.

5. Eagles of Death Metal

This name is great because this band isn&squo;t really death metal.&bsp; EODM happens to be a combination of the men from QOTSA and Dave Grohl, the drummer for Nirvana and guitarist/vocalist for the&ellip;

6. Foo Fighters

A term used by Allied pilots that meant unexplained UFOs seen above the flyboys during flight during WW2.

7. The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza!

Need I explain?

8. Honest Bob & the Factory-to-Dealer Incentives

If you want to know what this band sounds like, imagine Paul Simon singing to the background music of a Vonage or Progressive Car Insurance commercial.&bsp; Their enchanting lyrics include &dquo;I hate everybody/I love you.&dquo;

9. Grand Funk Railroad

I choo-choo-choose you, Grand Funk Railroad.

10. Star Wars Names:&bsp; I Love You But I&squo;ve Chosen Darkness and Ringo Deathstarr.