When they first became a group, they were far away from their hometown. This Christian band picked ' Far From Home' for two reasons; First, they are far from their physical home from a lot of touring, second, they are far from their home in eternity with Jesus. This Chicago based band based their name on the German phrase 'Fich Dich'. I don't need to tell you what that means in English, or Finnish, either. The name "Fightstar" is derived from the film "Fight Club", the band member's favourite movie, and Dogstar, the band of Keanu Reeves.
Filter got their name based on the philosophies of Immanuel Kant, who stated that the mind acts like a filter between the material world and consciousness, so perception is reality. One of the guys in the band picked up a movie guide and opened it up to a random film. When the band was sitting down trying to come up with a good name, the guitarist came up with a stupid name and the singer gave him the 2 middle fingers right next to each other, which makes the number So as a result they, changed their name to a portion of the male anatomy.
Just clearing that up "Fact 7: Finger Eleven means more than you think. Finger Eleven? Thin Spirits? It's really about personal choice based on instinct, despite consequences or outside opinions. It's when you are flipping someone off with both hands. Makeing a eleven with your middle fingers. At least that is what the band said in an interview on Originally comes from the lyrics to an early version of their song, "Thin Spirits".
It refers to a lyric in one of their songs Despite what most people think, Finger Eleven does not refer to a penis. Human beings have ten fingers on their hands, so Finger Eleven is in reference to that other "finger" that lies in the genital area of males. There is this disorder in which humans have six fingers including their thumb on their hands instead of five. So if you have six fingers on one hand and five on the other, the extra finger is none other than "Finger Eleven.
The famous s northeast Cumbrian pub band was originally going to be called by two short words beginning with the letters F and O the second word being "off".
In view of the occasional family nature of some of the band's venues the letters FO were filled out to read "Fingers Out" moderately downmarket venues or "Friesian Oysters" Young Farmers Club dances. Paul Sanders now owns the rights to the name "Fingers Out", but the band's voluminous back catalog is under the control of the lead singer, Mike Wilson.
Similar to Cat Stevens, this is just a solo artist not quite using her real name. Apple is her middle name; her last name was hyphenated Maggert-something.
I don't quite recall and Fiona Apple just sounded better. Rick Roberts named his band after a tradition at Yosemite National Park where a woodpile was set on fire, then pushed off a cliff, forming flaming cascades.
Just wanted to add that the reverse capitalization comes specifically from the proto-music video for 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' that appears in the D. Pennebaker Dylan documentary, 'Don't Look Back. Fish - former Marillion lead singer derek dick he received the nickname from his landlord becase he used to spend hours taking long baths in the bathtub.
The former lead singer from Marillion used to spend so much time in the bath at his college digs that his landlady used to refer to him as fish. Named after the lead singer and founder Michael Fitzpatrick.. A tantrum is a synonym for "fit", meaning a violent, angry outburst. The name is taken from the ultimate kung fu finishing move, mentioned in the movie Kill Bill, Vol.
The lead singer liked hockey and still does and knew that if players got in a fight, they were given a penalty of five minutes for fighting, hence "five for fighting. The lead singers mother walked in on the boys while they were wrestling yeah right on the beds they set them up in the room like WWF this was a sin in this household , she couldn't think of anything to say as she was in such disgust , she pointed at her son, pointed outside and said 'five for fighting' - the boys cracked up and it stuck.
The guys of the band are big hockey fans. The members of the band liked hockey and one day were playing when two of them got in a fight. The lead singer was one of them and his friends gave him five minutes in the penalty box for fighting. They just picked the name from that. Some of the members in the band all roomed together with this guy who was a little paranoid.
One night, thinking he might get mugged, he took a golf club with him to defend himself. He called it 'putter mayhem' but Scott looked at it and, noticing that the guy was holding a five iron, said "No, it's more of a five iron frenzy" and the name stuck. While in college one of the band members was clowning around in his dorm room by swinging around a five iron.
One of his roommates commented that his friend was in a five iron frenzy, thus the origin of the name. Taken from an interview: The group was originally called Backtalk, a name from their band name list that "they all hated the least. The name is a combination of the number of microphones they used in the studio on a particular acoustic number five coupled with a character named Mike Savage on the short-lived TV show Acapulco Heat.
The band changed their name for the release of the album Tip, initially on Mercury Records in It was because they were trying to revamp his character to be a monster heel. The new theme was supposed to sound slower and darker and fit his new attitude. Polydactyly Eleventh finger may refer to: Polydactyly, a congenital anomaly in humans having supernumerary fingers or toes.
Though rare, some children are born with an extra finger, a condition known as polydactyly. Now, for the first time, a team of researchers set out to see whether having this extra appendage is somehow beneficial. There are many ways to do that. We were also lucky to have Arnold Lanni produce our first two records. He taught us a lot about melody and song structure, especially in terms of the drums.
He encouraged us to explore many options. I always try ten different variations on a verse or a chorus. Like Genesis, Finger Eleven has got strong pop hooks but also interesting and unexpected bridges, for instance. And it sounds like you spend a lot of time working up arrangements.
Is that the case? Phil Collins is one of my all-time favorite drummers. I think you can hear it on the record too. MD: An obvious question here would be about being a lefty, something you and Phil Collins share.
Rich: When I was nine years old, I was drumming for about a year and my parents put me with a teacher, this guy named Jeff Salem.
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