by Marian H
This week’s Top Ten Tuesday is a fun one—book titles that would make great band names. As usual I’m going to stick with classic literature. Some of these might already be band names (if you recognize any, let me know!). Also, what genre do you think these should be? 😆
i could see playing in the “Fathers and Sons”, haha… i used to play in bands and orchestras a lot when i was a young clarinettist, but not probably in the sort of band you’re referring to…
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Tommy and Tuppance is an awesome band name. What style of music do you see them doing? I can’t help but to think there would be humour included in it somewhere.
My TTT .
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Tommy and Tuppence makes me think of Tuppence None the Richer, though actually, when they were being played on the radio, they made me think of Tommy & Tuppence!
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When I first read your post I thought you said these WERE band names and I was trying to place them. I do like reading about how bands got their names. Some of them are based on literature.
I just looked it up:
The Doors-named after a book by Aldous Huxley
Modest Mouse-from the Mark on the Wall by Virginia Woolf
Steppenwolf-from Hermann Hesse
Stryper from the Bible
Jars of Clay from the Bible
Anyway, that’s a few.
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Steppenwolf is really cool. Which reminds me, I have been meaning to read Hesse for years and still haven’t!
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These are definitely unique band names! I think some of these would be oddly specific (like The Brothers Karamazov, which is incredibly fun to say), but I almost want them to be band names all the more just so people can be confused, like … so your surname isn’t Karamazov? And you’re not brothers? xD
Here’s my TTT post.
Classics Considered 
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