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1. Go to the Wikipedia home page and click random article. That is your band's name.
2. Click random article again; that is your album name.
3. Click random article 15 more times; those are the tracks on your album.
Band: Giuseppe Fava
Album (I cheated because I kept having football players with boring names): Mirta Teresita Massa
Tracks on our breakaway pop hit:
1. Messier 78
2. Monument to the Great Fire of London
3. Meynes
4. Izquierda Socialista (Peru)
5. Banu Aus
6. Maurice Journeau
7. Planemo
8. Musso's Fish-eating Rat
9. Arapgir
10. New car smell
11. Bridge Day
12. Discobolus
13. Shmuel Auerbach
14. Little Bo Peep
15. Gamar Almaszadeh
Clearly, Giuseppe Fava is a geek jam band composed of one astronomy student, one journalism student, one biologist, and one historian with leftward leanings. While asleep on a desk in the microfiche room, our journalist/keyboard player had a dream about Mirta Teresita Massa, Miss International 1967. She came running home - to our fabulously scuzzy student co-op - and found us making all-nighter pancakes with Red Bull in the batter. "Guys!" she said. "What if we wrote an album about really being Miss International? Like, about the world, and the universe. And stuff." She had newsprint on one cheek, and we had all been up for about a day cramming for midterms, and we went "okay!"
So we put together this album, which was reviewed in the campus paper as "eccentric, bittersweet, somewhat off-key." The song "Musso's Fish-eating Rat" did get some play on campus radio, though most people apparently thought it was about politics.
2. Click random article again; that is your album name.
3. Click random article 15 more times; those are the tracks on your album.
Band: Giuseppe Fava
Album (I cheated because I kept having football players with boring names): Mirta Teresita Massa
Tracks on our breakaway pop hit:
1. Messier 78
2. Monument to the Great Fire of London
3. Meynes
4. Izquierda Socialista (Peru)
5. Banu Aus
6. Maurice Journeau
7. Planemo
8. Musso's Fish-eating Rat
9. Arapgir
10. New car smell
11. Bridge Day
12. Discobolus
13. Shmuel Auerbach
14. Little Bo Peep
15. Gamar Almaszadeh
Clearly, Giuseppe Fava is a geek jam band composed of one astronomy student, one journalism student, one biologist, and one historian with leftward leanings. While asleep on a desk in the microfiche room, our journalist/keyboard player had a dream about Mirta Teresita Massa, Miss International 1967. She came running home - to our fabulously scuzzy student co-op - and found us making all-nighter pancakes with Red Bull in the batter. "Guys!" she said. "What if we wrote an album about really being Miss International? Like, about the world, and the universe. And stuff." She had newsprint on one cheek, and we had all been up for about a day cramming for midterms, and we went "okay!"
So we put together this album, which was reviewed in the campus paper as "eccentric, bittersweet, somewhat off-key." The song "Musso's Fish-eating Rat" did get some play on campus radio, though most people apparently thought it was about politics.
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But I couldn't resist finding out my band name. It turns out to be totally awesome.
Blowback (Intelligence) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blowback_%28intelligence%29)
I kind of want to start a band now.
I used to play piano, I have a guitar, and lyrics are not a problem. Now I just need a Patrick Stump and a drummer.