This is a horrible name even for the 60s. It was a 50's naming convention hangover, that was out of step with the band's music. A band that would eventually be named The Guess Who. I am not sure if The Guess Who was a good name - considering The Who. However, without the name change Chad Allen and the Expressions would have stayed playing highschool sock-hops in Winnipeg.

breathe in your neighborhood. are you telling me to breathe in the place called my neighborhood? or are you telling me to inhale my surrioundings? I mean come on... so many letters?

The Legion.

I remember when those guys use to practice at NAL. I filled in on drums for them for a gig once

That was when they we're called "DUMBASS"

It was fun. I got to sit behind the kit and watch as they started some punk rock chaos amongst the audience and themselves.

I haven't heard those guys in a while.... Typhus misses the Legion's obnoxiously raunchy sense of humor.

I was never fond of the name "Hootie and the Blowfish"

Uberbelly.... again you crack me up.

Don't get me started!

When I was living in Singapore in 1997, I was having a Canadian Party - flew in Labatts ICE, had taped CFL games going on, made Caesars with little plastic hockey stick scewers, and had 100% Canuck music on rotation - 54/40 came on (You guessed it - I Go Blind) and of course everyone said "Hey that's a cover of HOOTIE and THE BLOWFISH". Arhg, I said... "NO. HOOTIE covered a Vancouver band called 54/40!" "No you're wrong. They must have covered HOOTIE," my guests retorted.

Needless to say, due to Singapore's criminal justice system. I left the country.

LOL!!!

But that's beside the point..

I always liked the name "The the".....but they were way ahead of the "The" trend. The only band I like that starts with "The" is "The Haunted". ( at least that's the only other "the" band I can think of off the top of my head that hasn't been mentioned yet..... )

I never was fond of "White Lion". I saw this Metal Maniacs video once where they were filmed casually walking around the streets of somewhere in Asia. One of the members tore into someone on the street for not having heard the name "White Lion" before..... Those guys were "poseurs".... 80's hair bands like that were giving metal a bad name!

At least David Coverdale of Whitesnake use to sing for Deep Purple.

Bush Pilots.
Bushpilots.
Say it in French: Bouche Pee Lowts
Say it in Canadian: Bish Pie Lots
Say it in American: George W Pilots

Wrong no matter how you say it. Definitely the worst!

Come on. How can this not be on the list!

Yuck!

1. I hate ballet.
2. Spandau is some prison in Berlin.
3. The band must have been Mike Myers' inspiration for sprokets

"It had a good beat and you could dance to it, i give it a ten."

1) Kajagoogoo
2) Swing Out Sister(Well to be fair the name isnt that bad, but the band were).

though my favourite so far is "Hoof Hearted" LOL.
they should open for "Earth Goat".

and regarding Air Supply, I'm sure there is already a tribute punk album with their tunes. My friend sent me one song. I'll have to find it.
jeff

Out of the bands I've been in, the worst name would probably have to be "Sunshine From The Ground" ... aiya

Our fearless band leader came up with this one. He lived on a farm, so we'd have to drag our gear through the mud and horseshit to go play in a loft in his barn.

After a month we fired him and started a new band.