Wow, I just found a butload of old VHS tapes with a bunch of rare FAQ shows and a bunch of other bands from that time. I will slowly get them online and link them here
Wow, I just found a butload of old VHS tapes with a bunch of rare FAQ shows and a bunch of other bands from that time. I will slowly get them online and link them here
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(Someone please submit a real bio) As I heard it, FAQ started in the mid or late eighties. They released on 7inch with their original singer (maybe?) then Geoff Halsey joined as singer/guitarist when he was very young, like 17. They were on the scene long before the TI moment. FAQ played around town and did a little touring. Shows at the State Theatre were always a treat. They released a 7 inch and a full length (Pre-pay) on vynle prior to its extinction. Towards the end of their run, they briefly changed their name to "interstate brickface", apparently to lose the juvenille FA-Q / fine american quartet (unknown at the time that FAQ would be a common term on the web for freqently asked questions. Even stranger is that few people call FAQs 'fuck yous'). As Interstate Brickface they recorded a new record that was never released.
Geoff Halsey, guitar and vocals
Chonk, Guitar
Bob Klomparens, Bass
Ron Muniz
Geoff went to start Doxie and played in Feedbag
Ron went to play in Love Offering and in Vine/Jack Red Cloud and eventually performed solo in Austin TX
Wow, I just found a butload of old VHS tapes with a bunch of rare FAQ shows and a bunch of other bands from that time. I will slowly get them online and link them here
Wow, I just found a butload of old VHS tapes with a bunch of rare FAQ shows and a bunch of other bands from that time. I will slowly get them online and link them here
I am so excited to listen to this FAQ stuff again. Going to Otsego High and watching Geoff, he was like my "Guitar Hero" Between him and Sim Esper from Thumper made me want to be a rock star. I remember opening for Doxie at some college in Indiana and it was awesome. Made me feel like the band was going somewhere. Ends up it wasn't, but hey it was fun at the time. Hello to Geoff and Sarah wherever you may be!