FC (band)
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Cover art from Quest by Final Conflict
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Cover art from Quest by Final Conflict
FC, originally named Final Conflict, is a British progressive rock band based in Staffordshire.
Personnel
- Andrew Beck - Narrator (Quest)
- Darren Bland - Drums (Redress the Balance, additional drums on Quest)
- Dave Bridgett - Bass (all except Hindsight)
- Chris Chalk - Bass (Hindsight)
- Brian Donkin - Vocals, Guitars (all)
- Andy Lawton - Vocals, Guitars (all)
- Steve Lepiec - Keyboards (Quest, Stand Up, Hindsight)
- Tony Moore - Keyboards (Redress the Balance)
- Chris Moydon - Drums (all)
- Mark Price - Keyboards (Redress the Balance)
- Arny Wheatley - Drums (Redress the Balance)
Albums
- The first Final Conflict album, Redress the Balance (1991), was based around a loose ecological concept. It seems to have been recorded piecemeal over the course of several months, which may explain the large number of musicians involved.
- The second album, Quest (1992), is inspired by the case of crossword compiler Leonard Dawe, who in 1944 inadvertently leaked code words from Operation Overlord in a Daily Telegraph crossword. The album is about an ordinary man like Dawe imagining he is on trial for the failings in his life. The CD booklet included a prize crossword puzzle.
- The third album, Stand Up, was delayed by the bankruptcy of the band's original label, finally appearing in (1997). Again the album is based on a loose concept, this time the stresses of modern living, culminating in the 15-minute epic "Stop", about urban decay and the rise of violent crime.
- After a long hiatus the band released a fourth album, Hindsight, in 2004. At the same time it was announced that the band was to be officially renamed FC.
External link
Official site (http://www.fc-music.com/)