A juvenile garage band whose major influences are the Dead Milkmen and the Sex Pistols, Diddly Diddly Dingo achieved a certain level of honesty, but never any degree of music.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
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Why Open Source Punk Name Database?
Every day, thousands of supremely awesome band names spontaneously generated through the conversation of unconventional weirdos are wasted, disappearing into history, without providing any benefits to the world that spawned them. This site seeks to preserve the previously undocumented insanity that spews forth from the mouths of these sage savants, recycling them for the greater good.
All band names are available to the public, for use in any media. We only ask that you credit Open Source Punk Name Database in your liner notes.
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December
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- A Myth about an Octopus
- Diddly Diddly Dingos
- Rainbow Bat
- The Corrugated Womb
- Blinded by the Blight
- Candied Zombie Jesus
- Rigamarogue
- Harlebuckle
- Sleep Deprivation Road Trip
- Peri Hoffa and the Taintsters
- A Bud Named Nurkle
- Funky Bean Bun in the Paper Bag
- Connie and the Lingwusses
- Naughty Lass Workout Machine
- Marsupial Hermaphrodite with Extra Anatomy in a Pouch
- Old Snod
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1 comment:
This is one of the funniest blogs I have found. I love the "reviews" and am pretty sure I know some of the lead singers.
K
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