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frances the mute 

The new album of crazyily awesome prog band, The Mars Volta should be an amazing album.
Frances The Mute comes out March 1. I am counting down the days.
frances the mute by marxvsmith January 23, 2005

frances the mute 

The set-to-be-insane sophomore effort of The Mars Volta, set to be released on March 1st.

Oddly enough, Frances of Rome is the patron saint of widows. Her feast day is March 9th, which I think would be a much more fitting day for release of the album.
FtM is set to be out on March 1st. I'm so stoked!
frances the mute by El_Gordo February 26, 2005

Frances the Mute 

Probably the best Album to come out in 2005 this year. The Mars Volta push the limits of prog rock with this album. Focusing their album more on song length, TMV did something very unique with this album. Basically having one whole song cut up into sections.
Frances the Mute is like a wave of electronic pulse riveting sensation that electrifies the body in a current of complex riffs, collaborations of several different arts of music, along with compassionate vocals, compressing this album into one harmonic sequence of greatness. The Mars Volta are pushing all the limits of Progressive Rock Music.
Frances the Mute by Chris April 20, 2005

The Francis Flute 

A progressive rock band from Montgomery, New Jersey. Formed by guitarist/vocalist Josh DeVincenzo, guitarist Connor Broderick, bassist Andrew Hennesey and drummer Chad Fern. The band has performed in a few shows in New Jerset, made it to the semi-finals in the Bamboozle Break Contest, and are performing in Montgomery's Battle of the Bands on February 17.

The Francis Flute has recently released their debut EP, Above the Optimism on Itunes to very positive reviews.

Setlist:
Blaschko's Lines
Bare with Me
The Angels
Of the Vision and the Riddle
You guys see The Francis Flute at BotB?
Yea they were freakin awesome!

what the france 

an intensifier expressing annoyance, exasperation, etc, used in interrogative contexts, as what (in the name of) the france, why the france, how (in) the france.
What the france was that?
what the france by CCF April 11, 2008

The France of American Sports 

Until 2002-2004, New England. So called because the Red Sox took 86 years to win a World Series, and the Patriots took approximately 36 SuperBowls to win one. Having a sporting event without New England is like going deer hunting without an accordian.
New England is The France of American Sports, they almost never win any games.
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