¶ What is it with band names alliterating on the letter “F”? First off (in my collection) there was Foo Fighters, then Franz Ferdinand and Fiery Furnaces. Now there’s Fleet Foxes and Friendly Fires. All fine bands too. Any more I should add that are worth listening to?
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There’s a band called “Five for Fighting” – http://www.fiveforfighting.com/
Technically a Triple F?
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Not bad BW, but not quite my style. As you say, one too many F’s seems to be the problem.
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Oceansize.
Now then, you might have noticed that there are no Fs in their name. While this is true I’m willing to look like an idiot if it means you give them a listen.
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Sometimes it’s just the fickle finger of fate falling favorably for fastidious findings. – Fred Farkle
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JW – save me the bother of Googling – how about a link?
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The mid-nineties Christian ska band, Five Iron Frenzy (youtube) fits into that category. Hearing them again brings back lots of memories from high school.
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<a href=”http://www.myspace.com/fortunesflesh”>Fortune’s Flesh</a>
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Fat Freddy’s Drop
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Sorry Rich. Hope you like.
Oceansize
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How about Fleetwood Mac Rumors album?
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Family Force Five
Future of Forestry
Five Iron Frenzy
Funeral for a Friend
A Fine Frenzy
Further Seems Forever
I actually noticed the F alliteration once, glad someone else has too.
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Freddy Freshhhhhhh
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I really thought I would see Frou Frou on a the list somewhere, seeing the kind of bands you have listed…not even FunkmasterFlex (on a lighter note) – very observant find by the way*
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“Fantom theme” you can add
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There was the Fab Five in Fab Five Freddy, The Furious Four, Flavor Flav, Fonky Family and Fonky Fresh, The Freestyle Freestylers and lets not forget Funkmaster Flex!
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