"WHAT EXACTLY IS THAT NAME ABOUT?" You ask. Well, this may sound stupid but the name means "For Adults only". The band called for a forum to decide the name and through non-sensical reasons (hehe lol), we decided to name it "Adults Only." It didnt click well with our tongues, so we abbreviated it, AO. Again, it sounded awful so we added "for" to add an "f". Thus, FAO is born!
Check out our members area to see who we are. Also, there is the "songs" section [actually, those songs are our first "prototypes" that were meant to be soundchecks].
The "contact us" page is still under construction, but we are considering to make a forum based on the band. If that is put in place, The tab ("contact us") will be replaced by a "Forums" tab.
Also, The "Original songs" section will be left blank until FAO writes itself its own song. lol
All We think about right now is how to accept the responsibilities of being adults, and being members of a band. From the looks of it, its safe to be optimistic... for things are somehow turning up as planned.
Anyway, Thank you for visiting our site. Please enjoy.
This month is a bummer for the band. Not only is it too young and inexperienced to dish out the demands (with a deadline), but it is now too engulfed in work that Vahn (the site's programmer) might lose his head.
Not only does FAO have to learn the new instruments reassigned to them, they also have to somehow master 5 songs in three days! Talk about impossible... heh.
No matter. As long as the objective (to become better) is done, FAO will not make an issue of any hardship that it may face.
As one can see below, the band works almost non-stop to achieve their goal of improvement. Countless hours are spent EVERYDAY to ensure progress.
So... At the end of the day, who is the hero?
The Band?
NO!
We introduce to you, our worn-out instruments! YAY!
Well, Maybe about 250 USD is the proper resale price or so... but due to some damage, We lowered the estimate a stagerring amount.
We wouldnt sell these anyway, ever... even if we become rich- we'd still probably keep our faithful first instruments in a safe place.