Wikipedia Band Meme

(as located on Very True Things)

  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.

Completely pointless, but why not, eh?

My band is Walter Kistler — maybe I’m a solo artist?

My album title is Little Sandy River.

And the tracks appearing on it are:

  • Saxondale, Nottinghamshire
  • Capture of Guam
  • Battle of Baqubah
  • Santa Rita, Samar
  • Amesbury Town F.C.
  • Small nucleolar RNA Z17
  • Effect of taxes and subsidies on price
  • List of colonial governors in 1797
  • Jonathan de Guzmán
  • Battle of Placentia
  • Web development
  • e-GMS
  • Esholt Junction rail crash
  • Salvia columbariae
  • Halfdan the Mild

UK Bonus Tracks:

  • Small nucleolar RNA Z17 [12" remix]
  • Halfdan the Mild [Paul Theakston Best Bitter mix]
  • List of colonial governors in 1797 [live at Wembley 2006]

Okay, so strictly speaking the UK bonus tracks aren’t actual wikipedia articles at all, but given that my band sounds like it’s producing a history lesson — I mean, who would write a track called “List of Colonial Governors in 1797″? — I felt the need to spice it up a bit. Still, I suppose you don’t need to worry about the lyrics for that Colonial Governors one, you just read out the names…

And I was pleasantly surprised to see “web development” and “e-GMS” pop out back to back as they actually relate to what I do. Unlike Halfdan the Mild :-;


8 Responses to “Wikipedia Band Meme”

  1. Cole Henley responds:

    Failing a blog of one’s own (New Years Resolution I intend to stick to), am pleased to announce on this hear comment board that up and coming band ‘1969 Masters Tournament’ will be performing their debut album - ‘Suspension (punishment)’ - in the ancient Italian village of Terni (god bless the random place feature on placeopedia for getting me that one).
    The tracklisting as follows:

    1) VTech
    2) Moe Berg
    3) Gry
    4) Domme, Dordogne
    5) Philadelphia Division Board
    6) List of colleges and universities in Washington, D.C.
    7) Brigsley
    8) James Saunders (playwright)
    9) Space War I
    10) John H Smith (mathematician)
    11) Tuxtla Gutiérrez
    12) Interactional expertise
    13) Urdlen
    14) Lookout Masuku
    15) WSNS-TV

  2. Mike responds:

    you have too much time on your hands… (same goes for Pugh).
    ;-)

  3. Joe Dolson responds:

    All right. Sounds interesting. So, for your pleasure, my new band “Brondings” have released their new album “Good Morning, Night” — a tribute to Emily Dickinson and to the film by Marco Bellocchio. The tracks contained therein are:

    1) Syntax
    2) Independent Assemblies of God, International
    3) Live at the Rainbow (Iron Maiden tribute)
    4) Sandal spike phytoplasma
    5) Márcio Santos (Goalkeeper)
    6) Omar Ahmad
    7) Sisoroidea
    8) John Cocks
    9) Henry Brudenell-Bruce, 5th Marquess of Ailesbury
    10) Michael Angarano
    11) 2008-09 OHL season
    12) Drishyomaan Moheener Ghoraguli
    13) Israel at the 2004 Summer Olympics
    14) Richmond Heights High School
    15) Ted Hawkins

    What a weird album. Performance in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

  4. Anthony responds:

    My fake band - Gold(III) Oxide - are about to release their debut album Lee Todd (Footballer).

    Here’s the track list…

    1. Minamikanbara District, Niigata
    2. Maison Blanche (Paris Métro)
    3. Naughty Girl
    4. Arena Active Protection System
    5. Human Chess
    6. WTXF-TV
    7. St.Fintans, Multyfarnham
    8. Stade Akwa
    9. Difference (album)
    10. Frostenden
    11. Dan Duryea
    12. St Dominic’s Holy Well
    13. Vale do Rio dos Bois Microregion
    14. Antwerp Diamond Giants
    15. 1978 Asian Games

    It’s a journey through sound!

  5. David responds:

    Band: Adam de Brome

    Album: Karl von Miltite

    Tracks:
    1. PÃ¥l Strand
    2. Miss World 1985
    3. List of successful coups d’état
    4. John T. Hunt
    5. Alberto Entrerrios
    6. Vogel (lunar crater)
    7. The Redemption of Althalus
    8. Penryn, Cornwall
    9. Väinö Raitio
    10. Mini mouse
    11. Tris Coffin
    12. List of Japanese writers: M
    13. John Worrall (philosopher)
    14. Zoomer (album)
    15. David Papys M’Bodji

  6. Mike Cherim responds:

    This is kinda fun.

    Band: Puttkamer

    Album: British Rail HS4000

    Tracks:
    1 - Sudbury, Suffolk
    2 - Art of Ancient Egypt
    3 - Pandanus thomensis [solo]
    4 - McClelland Trophy
    5 - Steve Keene
    6 - List of Washington railroads
    7 - Creekmoor Light Railway
    8 - Mystery Train (film)
    9 - Studvest [instrumental]
    10 - Spirou Charleroi
    11 - Ed (TV series)
    12 - Une Seule Nuit [accompaniment by Mick Jagger]
    13 - Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission
    14 - Walnut Springs Independent School District
    15 - Alina Pieńkowska

    Bonus Track: AWESOM-O

    We’re really into songs about trains and boring topic nobody else has the balls to sing about. We rock. Thank you, Pick-ards. G’night everyone.

    Actually, don’t bother seeing us in concert. We suck (actually we’re big in Irkutsk. :)

  7. Steve responds:

    Band: Savile’s Bandicoot Rat
    Album : Pipeline Programming

    Download only

    Tracks:

    Almost Heroes
    Sinead O’Connor
    Saint Peter in Chains Cathedral
    Suki da Nante Lenai
    Siege of Izmail
    Duametef
    Strong-billed Honeyeater
    Wolf Interval
    Bulletin Board
    Plum Island
    SH3 Domain
    List of Roman Generals
    The Shaggy DA
    Tatsumi Family
    Industrial Madness

    Take a pinch of Syd Barrett whimsy and mix it together with The Killers and you have Savile’s Bandicoot Rat.

    There is a tribute band going around with the name of Jimmy Savile’s Hat, but they’re rubbish.

  8. Gill responds:

    One night only!

    Live from the Apollo

    Band: Algiers

    Album: Urban Area

    Tracks:
    1. Japan
    2. Volcanic
    3. Pacific Ring of Fire
    4. 1949
    5. Grady the Cow
    6. Route 66
    7. Dust Bowl
    8. Palliser’s Triangle
    9. Alberta
    10. Capital
    11. Primate city
    12. Paris
    13. La Défense
    14. Louvre
    15. Virgin of the Rocks

    Support: Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin depending on whether they’re talking to each other or not.


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