Some bands have strange pronunciations of their names, that aren't immediately obvious from their spelling.
Entries Beginning with K
KJ-52 pronounced as K J Five Two
He stressed this in the name of his album "It's Pronounced Five-Two"
JeReMy
Kyuss pronounced as Kai-us
Travis
And her sister Danii's name is pronounced "Dan-ee"
XYZ
Her surname is of French origin, which explains why the "T" is silent and the stress is on that second syllable. (It is NOT "Cay-YAHT" because that would be Spanish.)
MOR
a like in apple and both e:s short
weirdkid106
a like in apple and both e:s short and evening
weirdkid106
it`s a finnish word, why does everyone make it sound english? it`s pronunced the same way it`s written --> "Korpiklaani" the accent falling on "kor" and "aa" is a:...so a prolonged "a" sound
Skinner
I felt this was necessary because I heard a radio DJ pronounce the first syllable "KWOR," instead of "core."
Jonathan S.
Famous for "Fahr'n, fahr'n, fahr'n auf der AUTOBAHN" in 1974, often mistaken as "Fun, fun, fun, on the AUTOBAHN".
ROBOT
Queen Ida & The Bon Temps Zydeco Band pronounced as Kween Eye-duh and the Bon Tom Zie-deck-o Band
Zydeco is a type of folk music often referred to as "la la" Creole music. It is a blend of Creole and French music and was discovered in Southwest Louisiana in the 19th century.
Pete Fountainhead
In a British accent.
Tommy
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