band names
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Strong Bad Email #16
dan asks Strong Bad for advice on a name for his new band. This email marks the first introduction of Limozeen and Taranchula.
Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad
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Transcript
STRONG BAD: {singing} Who's that giving Strong Bad a hand? Email... email... {stops singing}
hey strong bad, help us come up with a name for our band. i was thinking about 'invisible robot fish' or 'for good or for awesome.' hurry up please, we have our first show tomorrow. you rule - dan
STRONG BAD: {typing} Well, Dan, the easiest way is to, you know, just have a really cool last name and use that. You know like Van Halen, or Dokken, or to a lesser extent Z'Nuff.
{clears screen. Now every time Strong Bad says a band name, an index card featuring the band's logo appears on the screen accompanied by guitar riffs}
STRONG BAD: {typing} The other way is to take a really cool word but then spell it all wrong. You know like... "LAZOR", or "BIGG NIFE", or something like "TARANCHULA" or maybe like "LIMOZEEN". You know, these are all great names, and you know, go ahead and take them. I'm not going to charge you or nothing. Just, uh, put me on the guest list plus one for that show huh? I'll probably take Pom-Pom. You know, He's been pretty cool lately. {stops typing} Okay, so tune in next week, when my guests will be Lemmy from Mot�rhead and the guys from Krokus!
{The Paper comes out and it says "Click here to e-mail strong bad", click on the text to email him.}
Fun Facts
- Van Halen, Enuff Z'Nuff, [[Wikipedia:Mot�rhead|Mot�rhead]], Krokus, and Dokken are real bands.
- Strong Bad's song at the beginning refers to The Cheat Theme Song.
- Limozeen and Taranchula have become actual bands in the H*R universe.
- Bigg Nife is a reference to the recurring Big Knife which was first mentioned in i love you.
- "For Good or for Awesome", one of the potential band names Dan puts forth, was taken from some kinda robot.
DVD Version
- The DVD version features a hidden creator commentary. Just switch the language on your DVD player while watching this email.
Commentary Transcript
MATT: That's, of course, The Cheat Party- I mean The Skate Party theme song for The Cheat. {pause} Uh, this was, I remember thinking this was the heyday of, like, when we were making these.
MIKE: This was a fun one to make 'cause I remember you were still working and we did it, um, we finished it up at the end, I think, the morning before you went to work {inaudable}
MATT: Yeah, I was going into work around 11 or 12.
MIKE: I remember recording the guitar parts at, like, 8 or 9 in the morning.
MATT: Yeah. Uh, and making the, uh, coming up with the note cards and stuff. {makes guitar noises} That was pretty good. I like that uh, stain. What- what is that? Is that coffee? It looks more like Kool-Aid, though. It's a little red.
MIKE: More like what?
MATT: Kool-Aid? Fruit punch?
MIKE: Well, it's supposed to be coffee.
MATT: Well, you did a bad job.
MIKE: Thanks.
MATT: Poor... representation.
MIKE: I like- I just hit a harmonic note there.
MATT: Yeah, and that- it's- funny, though, because, like-
MIKE: Limozeen sounds nothing like that.
MATT: -Bigg Nife, yeah, Bigg Nife was what really ended up sounding like the Limozeen we've made today wheras this Limozeen just sounds like... Richie Coxon... like, Deliverance.
MIKE: Extreme. Yeah.
MATT: That's a good song. You guys should check that out. Richie Coxon.
MIKE: A lot of people listening to this aren't going to know about Richie Coxon.
Fun Facts
- Currently, it's unknown who Richie Coxon is or what he may be a reference to. The only evidence found so far of an individual with that name is a bassist for a Nirvana cover band, but that more than likely isn't it.
