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[[Funeral Forfor Aa Friend]] is a [[Post-hardcore]] band from Bridgend, Wales. Formed in 2001, they have released five studio albums. Unlike most bands in the genre, [[Funeral for Aa Friend]] are influenced by NWOBHM and [[Thrash Metal]]. In addition, their sound features interplay between dual vocalists and guitarists.
 
== Discography: ==▼
* Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation (2003)▼
* Hours (2005)▼
* Tales Don't Tell Themselves (2007)▼
* Memory and Humanity (2008)▼
* Welcome Home Armageddon (2011)▼
 
== Band Members: ==
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* Richard Boucher - bass
 
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== This band provides examples of the following tropes: ==
▲* Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation (2003)
▲* Hours (2005)
▲* Tales Don't Tell Themselves (2007)
▲* Memory and Humanity (2008)
▲* Welcome Home Armageddon (2011)
 
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* [[Ascended Fanboy]] - During the tour for Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation, they got to open for their idols, [[Iron Maiden (Music)|Iron Maiden]].
* [[A Good Name for Aa Rock Band]] - The band is named for a song by [[Planes Mistaken For Stars]], not the [[Elton John]] song, as some believe.
* [[Badass Beard]] - Kris, Matt during Tales Don't Tell Themselves.
* [[Bishonen]] - Matt during the eps and Casually Dressed.
* [[Break Up Song]] - Moments Forever Faded, The End of Nothing, Juneau.
** Every song on the Four Ways To Scream Your Name EP details an aspect of breakup.
* [[Careful Withwith That Axe]]
* [[Creator Backlash]] - The Band really, really seem to hate their song 'The Getaway Plan'.
* [[Driven to Suicide]] - The boy in video for "Roses For the Dead", it's not shown but as the video progresses you can see a distraught mother clearing the boy's things away and remensing about him and at the very end it shows the boy at the edge of a tall building.
* [[Emo]] - They've been lumped in with the scene, although they're more Melodic Hardcore with [[Heavy Metal (Music)|Heavy Metal]] influences.
* [[Epic Rocking]] - The six-and-a-half minute "Novella".
* [[Executive Meddling]] - Likely to be the reason for the removal of the screaming in Juneau, as it was going to be released as a single. The band have always played it live in its Juno arrangement (IE with screaming) thus indicating they always intended it to have it.
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