does it for me. Some things are just meant to be, don't fight it!

There you go. Brilliant name!

Meat and Two Veg
Which of course, calls for a cover Fairport Convention's 'Meet On The Ledge' with the name of your band as the alternative lyrics.

Germanic Street Preachers

Bavarian Rhapsody

Isar Her Standing There

Pantomime Shrub?

or Lizard Point?

or Diplivits?

or Ethanol Nurse?

you could go for We Started It.

... "The." Like "The Somethings" rather than "Something" or something convoluted and ridiculous like "Does It Offend You, Yeah" or "!!!."

But Greasy Loin is pretty good.

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Dream Fascination,which I quite like

'Nuff said

Monster Munch... Munchen... you see?...

I'll get my coat out from under the tumbleweed.

Incredulous Flange

The Cunning Linguists

Dickie Heart & The Pacemakers

A Deranged Prostitute Stole My Homework

Aspirin Damage

(All used by the same band in various incarnations)

Don't Tell Him Pike.

I always thought The Pockets Of Resistance would be a good name for a band.

'Going To The Dogs'? I suspect it would be straight forward to live up to that name

As Billybob said above, I prefer a 'The'. How about 'The Greasy Loin' - a bit more definitive.

Herman & The Germans?

...great band name-in-waiting around here before, but what the hell:

Peter Doubt & The Big Finish

rectal fraüd - it'll look great on the posters, honest - and dont forget rhe umlaut ü fir added germanic'ness!

by some motorway roadworks I've always felt "Junction Construction" is a great band name.

I want to see it on a board outside the venue

Not sure where it came from, but if I had a band, that's what it would be called.

Spaffwhapp. You can have it though.

The Bankers
The Bonkers
The Blinkers

Could mean anything, nothing, or that in fact you are a popular music beat combo.

nuff said

if that's the case...arminius..the latin name of national hero and roman basher herman denkmal..
imagine an open air gig here...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermannsdenkmal

How about The Blue Shirts?

Vicar's Daughter

This could secure a large crowd if pasted up outside the venue. But you'll have to manage their expectations carefully.

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The Rundfunk Brothers, although this may be too-clever-by-half

Go for it!

(Edit: meant to be a reply to Brookster's above, not a somewhat unwieldy suggestion!)

and call yourselves The Sisters of Merci.