[the band's thinking of their name]
But I thought you already decided on The Echoes.
Nah, some band in Buffalo's the Echoes. And I wasn't wild about that.
Lenny Let's just call us The - Band You're About To Hear.
C Chad
How about The Corvettes?
Is that The Corvettes, or the Chordvettes?
C Chad
No, Corvettes, like the car.
Well see, I was thinking like the Chord...[writes Chordvettes] Chordvettes, like chords in our music.
Lenny [Guy walks in]
Is that "Skitch" Patterson?
C Chad
Here he is, Erie's lone beatnik.
BP The Bass Player
How about the Tempos? Ya know, tempos?
Lenny Not the Tempos, the Tempos. I was in a band already called The Tempos, and we were... terrible.
C Chad
Hey Guy, weren't you the drummer for the Tempos?
V Villapiano
[laying out money on the bar]
Know what that is?
Lenny [pauses, then answers hesitantly]
Pres - idential flash cards?
V Villapiano
A bonus. Do you know why?
Lenny I have no idea.
V Villapiano
To entice you back! The word is out on you O-neders!
Lenny Hey, that's O-nedders!
[about Diane Dane]
She told me never trust a label. And I'm beginning to believe her.
Lenny Well, sure. I mean, come on. They put us up in a first-class hotel, all-expenses-paid, while our record climbs the charts; bunch of lyin' snakes.
Sorry I'm buggin' you! I guess I'm alone in my principles. [leaves the room]
Lenny Oh come on. Oh, there he goes off to his room to write that hit song "Alone in my principles."