The greatest band of all time, they had an idea of music and they always followed it, they gave us something more than simple sound. Hope they'll return, I need them, they helped me so much and I would give my heart to meet them.
I got to meet Daroah and cliff and someone else I forget and they're the nicest most down to earth people in the world! I chatted with him about his musical influences and he named Fleetwood Mac and sunny day real estate as two big ones. there's a great experience and I too wish they would come back, I live about 100 miles from them.
I saw these guys at a club called Times Square with 4 people total at the show. It was the beginning of their Inter.Funda.Stifle shows. I wasnt expecting much, but this little Mexican girl who was a groupie told me and my 2 buddies to get ready to rock. Darroh had a cigarette in his hand at the mic stand and he was just standing there. The band started going apeshit, but Darroh didnt move a muscle. I'd never seen anything like that before. 4 guys rocking as hard as they can, and the singer is acting like he was standing in line at an ATM. Then they started the song, which I believe was Vise-Versa. I will never forget that image. People talk about iconic moments in music history, like the Hendrix burning guitar or Freddy at Live Aid. The tableau presented by FTM at that show is one of those moments, even if I only shared it with 3 other people.
2024 and I'm still grateful that there was a light in this darkness. The world didn't know how badly it needed you, but we did. Thank you guys! I hope to see you again, soon. 😊
How appropriate that the footage of the show near the beginning of the video shows them playing the intro to The Greener Grass YEARS before it was released on Arrows & Anchors, only for it to be the last song to exist on an official record of their works. I loved this band so much (still do). I remember when hearing The Greener Grass for the first time feeling a profound sense of loss, like I knew this would be the last official track from them I would hear. I wish they'd come back. I wish they'd come back. I wish they'd come back.
Had a bit of a moment reading this, haha. Long-time FTM fan. And I had the same happen. I was so overjoyed when A&A dropped but when that last track hit, my heart dropped a bit. Something about the melody, the lyrics...then the static. Greener Grass was immediately one of my favorites, and still is. But something inside me knew the first time I heard it that something was about to be gone. Their swan song. As the months and years of silence came...I was saddened, but not surprised.
Dude this fucking blows man this was one of my all time favorite bands I had them up there with Tool, Pearl Jam, Deftones, A Perfect Circle, Alice In Chains and so many more … I simply do not understand how a band like this that was a part of something so refreshing and inspiring could be dissolved so quickly while Taylor fucking swift can keep making albums … This is a tragedy, the lead singer had such a beautiful amazing voice and the band was musically gifted up to the gills … I pray we get another album and they reap the benefits of their labor because anyone with a functioning set of ears can tell you that they where onto something big, every track on those two albums is absolute brilliant and that’s a rarity for me …
Every morning before work, my headphones are in my ears, and FTM is on shuffle. When I get to work, and when I get home. Same thing, every song, over and over. Never gets old.
The level and quality of music they created many big and existing bands will never achieve. These guys had unusual, genuine imagination and artistically they were beyond standards. This could be a massive group and if they played well and didn’t fall in the hands of wealth and vanity they would record another great albums. In my mind they will be always a mistery. They always will be massive.
From what Ive seen throughout the history of music and its many bands like Fair to Midland, is at this point they wont come back. I wouldn't. I would want to leave that moment in time when a great group of musicians caught a bolt of lightning, and rode it as far as this world would let them. Like a work of art in all its uniqueness, it will never breath life into souls again the same way it did then, and I think they know that as well. And its a damn shame. As Curt Cobain believed, Its better to burn out, than fade away.
Never got to see them live, and unfortunately they didnt get the exposure that they deserved. but WOW did they make an impression on music!(and on a part of my life)...good talent will never die \m/
I was at that Granada theater show. It wasn’t the best show they ever played but it was still pretty good. Got to see them a lot when they were selling interfundastifle. My younger days. Lol. Cool doc.
All Fair to Midland songs are amazing! This was a band that made music of heart and soul. I'll always love what they made together, with hopes of a future together as a band. I'm sure solo will be great, but together was MAJICAL!
woah. so good. i saw them for the first time at the Granada Theater and it was also their very last. im so glad i saw them at least once..only regret it that i didnt see them at their prime/beginning...best band ever.
Need FTM back sooner rather than later. I know they're in debt and scattered along with family stuff, but it would be such a monumental waste for them not to pick back up :'(
What an absolute misfortune. Like, when it comes to having bad luck, they hit every pothole along the way. And, they had a kind of unique, operatic approach to progressive rock/metal, slightly pop, but still the instrumentals keep it rock driven... but, the stars were not aligned my fellow ftm listeners
Since Idk how to find you since I'm .....dumb...I'll leave this here..."threadbare died after you, me Shane Casey all went out different ways, idk about them but I been watching.... Where are you brother?"
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I still stare out my window hoping they return...
Quite often I do the same
right in the feels man...
Omfg is not only you
Still waiting...
Still waiting...
2022 and still waitin' for them.
The greatest band of all time, they had an idea of music and they always followed it, they gave us something more than simple sound. Hope they'll return, I need them, they helped me so much and I would give my heart to meet them.
I got to meet Daroah and cliff and someone else I forget and they're the nicest most down to earth people in the world! I chatted with him about his musical influences and he named Fleetwood Mac and sunny day real estate as two big ones. there's a great experience and I too wish they would come back, I live about 100 miles from them.
I saw these guys at a club called Times Square with 4 people total at the show. It was the beginning of their Inter.Funda.Stifle shows. I wasnt expecting much, but this little Mexican girl who was a groupie told me and my 2 buddies to get ready to rock. Darroh had a cigarette in his hand at the mic stand and he was just standing there. The band started going apeshit, but Darroh didnt move a muscle.
I'd never seen anything like that before. 4 guys rocking as hard as they can, and the singer is acting like he was standing in line at an ATM. Then they started the song, which I believe was Vise-Versa.
I will never forget that image. People talk about iconic moments in music history, like the Hendrix burning guitar or Freddy at Live Aid. The tableau presented by FTM at that show is one of those moments, even if I only shared it with 3 other people.
2024 and I'm still grateful that there was a light in this darkness. The world didn't know how badly it needed you, but we did. Thank you guys! I hope to see you again, soon. 😊
How appropriate that the footage of the show near the beginning of the video shows them playing the intro to The Greener Grass YEARS before it was released on Arrows & Anchors, only for it to be the last song to exist on an official record of their works.
I loved this band so much (still do). I remember when hearing The Greener Grass for the first time feeling a profound sense of loss, like I knew this would be the last official track from them I would hear.
I wish they'd come back.
I wish they'd come back.
I wish they'd come back.
Had a bit of a moment reading this, haha. Long-time FTM fan. And I had the same happen. I was so overjoyed when A&A dropped but when that last track hit, my heart dropped a bit. Something about the melody, the lyrics...then the static. Greener Grass was immediately one of my favorites, and still is. But something inside me knew the first time I heard it that something was about to be gone. Their swan song. As the months and years of silence came...I was saddened, but not surprised.
Bro wtf where is my fair to midland I need them now more than ever
Dude this fucking blows man this was one of my all time favorite bands I had them up there with Tool, Pearl Jam, Deftones, A Perfect Circle, Alice In Chains and so many more … I simply do not understand how a band like this that was a part of something so refreshing and inspiring could be dissolved so quickly while Taylor fucking swift can keep making albums … This is a tragedy, the lead singer had such a beautiful amazing voice and the band was musically gifted up to the gills … I pray we get another album and they reap the benefits of their labor because anyone with a functioning set of ears can tell you that they where onto something big, every track on those two albums is absolute brilliant and that’s a rarity for me …
Sorely missed band. Unique and awesome performers. And The Greener Grass is just pure and utter genius
Cliff : "Andrew is just...inspirational"
Andrew: **Belches**
Jon: "He's just an amazing singer and a great guy"
Andrew: "Look at my turd"
Every morning before work, my headphones are in my ears, and FTM is on shuffle. When I get to work, and when I get home. Same thing, every song, over and over. Never gets old.
Miss this band terribly
The level and quality of music they created many big and existing bands will never achieve. These guys had unusual, genuine imagination and artistically they were beyond standards. This could be a massive group and if they played well and didn’t fall in the hands of wealth and vanity they would record another great albums. In my mind they will be always a mistery. They always will be massive.
I miss these guys so much. Their music got me through a lot of shit. It still does, and the songs never get old, ever!!
How have i never seen this? This makes me so fucking happy/sad; I'm in the most miserable state of bliss right now.
From what Ive seen throughout the history of music and its many bands like Fair to Midland, is at this point they wont come back.
I wouldn't. I would want to leave that moment in time when a great group of musicians caught a bolt of lightning, and rode it as far as this world would let them. Like a work of art in all its uniqueness, it will never breath life into souls again the same way it did then, and I think they know that as well.
And its a damn shame.
As Curt Cobain believed, Its better to burn out, than fade away.
God I miss these guys. This is the peak of music to me. I wish I knew what happened to them.
Turned onto them TODAY. WOW!! Hope they get back together.
Never got to see them live, and unfortunately they didnt get the exposure that they deserved. but WOW did they make an impression on music!(and on a part of my life)...good talent will never die \m/
I was at that Granada theater show. It wasn’t the best show they ever played but it was still pretty good. Got to see them a lot when they were selling interfundastifle. My younger days. Lol. Cool doc.
I miss the hell out of these boys
I was never around for them but somehow I miss them… what a shame
All Fair to Midland songs are amazing! This was a band that made music of heart and soul. I'll always love what they made together, with hopes of a future together as a band. I'm sure solo will be great, but together was MAJICAL!
gone before their time....
I've seen many bands live and FTM was one of my favorite shows ever to this day.
woah. so good. i saw them for the first time at the Granada Theater and it was also their very last. im so glad i saw them at least once..only regret it that i didnt see them at their prime/beginning...best band ever.
If ever a band needed to get together again, it is them. Most likely won't happen
A Seararer's Knot is a dam good song
Still good and even more relevant now. 🍄
You know I only found out about this band 2 years ago and now they're gone such a shame
Well done!!
Need FTM back sooner rather than later. I know they're in debt and scattered along with family stuff, but it would be such a monumental waste for them not to pick back up :'(
What an absolute misfortune. Like, when it comes to having bad luck, they hit every pothole along the way. And, they had a kind of unique, operatic approach to progressive rock/metal, slightly pop, but still the instrumentals keep it rock driven... but, the stars were not aligned my fellow ftm listeners
oops, magical. hate bad spelling. love fair to midland!!!
So is Darroh real name Andrew or?
It's his first name. Darroh it's his middle name
Ok was confused how some called him Darroh and some Andrew
Since Idk how to find you since I'm .....dumb...I'll leave this here..."threadbare died after you, me Shane Casey all went out different ways, idk about them but I been watching.... Where are you brother?"
Who are you looking for?
guys...............