Buck Tick's
•相変わらずの「アレ」のカタマリがのさばる反吐の底の吹き溜まり
(aikawarazu no "ARE" no KATAMARI ga nosabaru hedo no soko no fuki damari)
and Siam Shade's
•時代だとか流行だとかよく解んねぇけど要はカッコ良けりゃそれでいいんじゃねぇの
(Jidai Da Toka Ryukoh Da Toka Yoku Wakannehkedo Yoh Ha Kakkoyokerya Sore De Iinjanehno)
(neither are romanized by me)
but looks like Yokan's got us beat.
why do the make them that long?!?
Maybe a combination of quirkiness, strive for uniqueness, and wanting to tell a story of some sort. Naming a song can be part of the creative process, too.
Incidentally, the longest song title on my playlist is Sufjan Steven's
"The Black Hawk War, or, How to Demolish an Entire Civilization and Still Feel Good About Yourself in the Morning, or, We Apologize for the Inconvenience but You're Going to Have to Leave Now, or, "I Have Fought the Big Knives and Will Continue to Fight Th[em until they are off our lands!]"
(last part chopped off iTunes, so I had to do a search for it)