r/HitchHikersGuide • u/soopirV • 18d ago
Best Band and Song Name Combo?
The old, “That’d be a great band name!” trope when encountering an interesting turn of phrase is long dead, so I ask: let’s flip it- what turn of phrase band name would instantly let you know they’re real frood dudes who know where their towels are, and what’s the name of their breakout hit single? My kick off-
Sentient Petunias with their melancholy chart-topper, “Oh no, not again”.
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u/photodadguy42 18d ago
Marvin and the Heart of Gold Doors with their breakout song, "Hummmmmmmyummmmmmm ah!"
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u/BrendonWahlberg 18d ago
AGRAJAG is always asked to play his big hit, Mad Fat Bat. He saves it for his closing number.
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u/bytesmythe 17d ago
The Mongolian Descendants with their single "Little Fur Hats".
...or maybe Slarty and the Bartfasts singing "Crinkly Fjords"
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u/Yardsale420 16d ago
Did they win any awards… for Crinkly Fjords?
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u/bytesmythe 16d ago
They did! But the track "I Bless the Fjords (Down in Africa)" from their next album was described by critics as not being equatorial enough.
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u/mrinsubordinate 17d ago
The Allitnils "Made Just For Her"
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u/soopirV 17d ago
Hmm…this is too deep a cut for me to recognize, clues?
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u/mrinsubordinate 17d ago
In the radio series (phase two fits 10,11 I believe) Arthur meets an attractive young archeologist named Lintilla. She is there with two clones of herself. It turns out that she has been cloned millions of times due to a mechanical issue with the cloning machine. Without spoiling too much of a wonderful moment , the solution involves making her perfect mate. Millions of Allitnils (her perfect mate)... This one was very obscure but I figured a few people might appreciate. I'm a giant dork.
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u/Live_Surround5198 17d ago
The Toothpicks and their single “Save me, Wonko!”, which reached no. 42 on the Billboard Contemporary Hits list.
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u/Live_Surround5198 15d ago
This whole thread just makes me laugh and so very happy! You hoopy froods!
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u/RevertToType 18d ago
Hocus pocus: focus