Toto - Otto
War - Raw
Slade - Leads
The Beatles - Selteab Eth
REM - Mer
Grateful Dead - Dreadful Gate
Heart - Earth
Nikki - Kinki
New Edition - Iodine Newt
Any others?
Toto - Otto
War - Raw
Slade - Leads
The Beatles - Selteab Eth
REM - Mer
Grateful Dead - Dreadful Gate
Heart - Earth
Nikki - Kinki
New Edition - Iodine Newt
Any others?
GWAR - RAWG? Granted, it is the same people.
Jim Morrison sometimes used the name Mr. Mojo Risin’.
:smack: Maybe that wasn’t exactly what you were asking in the OP, unless some other band borrowed Morrison’s anagram.
Ratt - Tart
The Go-Go’s – S’og-og Eth
They are lean and athirst!
Snap - Span
Abba - Baba (though seems to be a single person not a band)
Tool - Loot
ELO - Loe
If it’s a PALINDROME of another band name, that means that both bands have the same name…unless palindrome has a different meaning in your neck of the woods.
Tesla - Slate.
Excuse me, but huh?
Raw is the palindrome of War.
Two bands that would be palindromes “of each other” would be Warraw and Warraw.
Nope. This is a semordnilap, in which a word spelled backwards spells a different word.
No, “raw” is simply “war” backwards. Neither word is a palindrome according to the definition you posted.
“The palindrome of *Bolton * is Notlob! It don’t work!”–John Cleese (to Michael Palin-drome)
There actually was a Guided by Voices cover band called Voided by Guises.
Er, no. A palindrome, per your definition,is a word or phrase that reads the same backwards and forwards (ignoring niceties of punctuation and capitalization. The first letter is thus also the last letter; the second letter is also the next-to-last letter; and so forth.
“Hannah” is a palindrome; so is “ere”; so is “Madam, I’m Adam.” But war is not a palindrome of raw; war and raw HAVE no palindromes, as they don’t read the name backwards & forwards.
Would you accept a spoonerism?
Buckcherry for Chuck Berry.
The Who - The How
The Kinks - The Skink
Fleetwood Mac - Clawfoot Mede
I give up. I meant a reversal. I don’t use semordnilap.
:smack: :wally :wally :smack:
Name should be same, of course. And the above line is a palindromic set of emoticons.