I will rename your poorly-named ska band for free.
I am offering this service to ska bands.
Learn from our mistakes, ska bands of today. We had bad band names as a warning to the future.
I think those of us who were in multiple ska bands back then learned this as we went. Your first band would be called like Jimmy's Bad Pants and by your third it was called something like The Ruleset.

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