Click HERE to see this thread with all of the graphics, features, and links.

Anyone got any suggestions for my album title?

I gotta decide really soon but I have no idea!

what kinda music?

Bah Bah Black sheep???

well, if you want to use controversy to sell you're album, name it "war is great'

"Hide your sheep, Bad Boys in town"

How about "War on Terrorism? War is Terrorism!"

Moggy, Moggy, Moggy! Oh the wit!

Anyways, the album is kinda commercial metal! Its kinda a cross between Papa Roach, Stonesour, Helloween, Lostprophets and A.

Call it a cross between Papa Roach, Stonesour, Helloween, Lostprophets and A then

Yeh, but copyright would get in the way!

what type of music

he just said

call it Baggyjeansscreamingatwrongswehaven'texperienced. just like the others nu-metals

call it kill tha hippes, burn tha socialists!

Or burn the forrest, bye bye Thomas

Thanks for the encouragement Mah!

You could use a popular saying so that it sticks in people's minds like 'It's Grim up North' (I know that one has been used), I sometimes listen and like an album but forget to buy it, only when something jogs my memory do I remember. You could go for something like 'The weekend starts here' - just an example as it could mean the weekend starts with the album as well as the saying reminding peolpe, or 'Tough at the top, or lonely at the top' also suggesting you are going to make it big. Or like Men at work did, use a road sign or sigbn that people see a lot like 'Urban Clearway', Services ahead'or something that would jolt memories, 'One way Street' could also be suggesting you only have one way to go ie up.

Actually these don't seem as good as when the idea came to me, I'm sure the idea is better with more thought and assistance.

Nice idea Corran!

Needs work but.

Another idea might be if you have a good name for a track then call it the same.

A parody of a classic album title/famous person's name/film are usually remembered, take the band "The Dandy Warhols" for instance.

How about..... "The Tragical Truism Tour"

'speed Kills'

or Hey we are welsh so shag off

What is the name of your band??

Curls of Wool

really , finti??

Then call it "In the land of where men are men , and sheep are nervous!"

Call the Album 'Men of Harlech' after the Song in Zulu.

I really like this parody idea!!!!!

I'm not in a band! I'm solo- Kevin Williams. But, I am part of a comedy duo called Powell & Kevski.

Oh, and do you like my logo? It's at www.kevinwilliams.vze.com. It would be kevinwilliams.com but it belongs to a GAY PORN STAR!!!!!!!!

hey, I haven't listened to the music, so it might be good

Okies

By parodying another well known artist, title or whatever will stick in peoples minds, especially if its topical and clever.

Failing that, an amusing parody always brings a smile to peoples faces....like those T-shirts with "Brian Maiden" on them, quirky eh.

..Fire.....fire is always cool it could work in a title

How about calling it ' The Ozzy Osborne fan club'

I can help you with some of our old ideas :
Inahilation of the underground (british roots)
Bitten oppugn
Bite outa (insert area of origination) exp.
Bite outa Barry Island
(Not to be confused with straight outa compton ~ NWA)

oooohhhhhh the gay porn

"Sticky Fun Substance"

here's a cool one for a solo dude:
'Liase with me.'

Shouldn't that be "liaise"?

You could call it Episode III: A New hope.

or just 'A New Hope' - we'll all know what it is.

how about Rainman and the walk of life!?

How about "Episode III: Jar-Jar's Day Out"?

It seems to me that most people name their album after their most popular song on that album so people will buy it.

it must be the rainman and the walk of life!