Strange bandnames?

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Strange bandnames?

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What are the strangest bandnames you can think of? Do you care what the name means? Are there any you can not understand?
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From a swedish point of view two obvious choices would be:
Tröjan (The Sweatshirt)
Tredegar (Three-doughs)

also:

Sprut (Squirt) :oops:

Sorry, just couldn't help it. :D

Maybe this deserves to be a thread on it's own. "Bandnames that means something else in another language"
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Some Norwegian Black Metal bands have the silliest names, like "Kvist" (meaning "Twig") or "Styggmyr" (meaning, well, I can't translate, but it sounds like an old place name).

"Tröjan" is a classic in Swedish, but how about "Kiss"?

Battleroar is kind of funny seeing as "Roar" is a common name in Norwegian. I'm going to call my band "BattleKnut"
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What does Sarissa means?
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Destrozer wrote:What does Sarissa means?
"Sarissa" is a sort of a long, ancient, Greek spear, very agressive weapon though..
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Destrozer wrote:What does Sarissa means?
It's a kind of weapon (similar to a pike) used by the ancient Macedonian phalanx...

Edit: Oops! Sorry, didn't see the previous answer.
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great_knuthulhu wrote:how about "Kiss"?
That one was so obvious I totally forgot about it - even though my 6 year old daughter found the name hillarious when I was indoctrinating :wink: her with some light metal (Killer/War Machine) just one week ago.
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maybe an old joke, but from German point of view, VIXEN is killer, phonetically spoken.. (for those who need lessons in special German vocabulary, "wichsen" means "to jack off" :oops: )
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I'm thinking of starting a RUN AFTER TO-tribute band. Prolly' gonna call us SIT MEANWHILE OF.
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VILKATES(Germany) sounds funny in Lithuanian.In prime translation its like WOLFCAT.

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Also as far as I know austrian KOROVA is kind of realy fun name.In russian this word means The Cow.
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Helsefyr ...

In danish that's like fitness-dude ... :lol:

And every band name with HAT , like Svart Hat ..

Bornholm , the danish island.. Not very black metal.

Pik from Germany... Danish word for dick.

And this album title: http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=155363

In danish that's Lady Dick ... :lol:
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Post by tomas »

'pik' is also Dutch for dick.
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