The Foo Fighters are definitely one of the more fan-friendly mainstream rock acts and that’s never been more apparent than when they did a mini-tour for their new album in the garage’s of their fans across North America. This 40 minute documentary captures all the fun. So awesome. Enjoy: continue reading...
Part of the promotion for the Foo Fighters new album Wasting Light includes the band going on a mini “garage tour” where they’re performing in the garages of lucky fans. This is in reference to the fact that the entire album was recorded with analog tapes in Dave Grohl’s own personal garage. There’s not much to say about this other than AWESOME. The sound isn’t amazing, but this video should give an idea of how much fun this probably was for all involved: continue reading...
Wasting Light has been available as a stream on the Foo Fighters‘ website, but today you can officially get your grubby paws on a physical or digital version of the album. It’s another quality entry in the Foo’s discography. They truly are the most dependable band in rock and easily the most interesting and talented group setting up shop in the mainstream. What would we do without Dave Grohl? Here’s a look back at the band’s history, enjoy: continue reading...
This video is absolute proof as to why Dave Grohl is a unique individual in the mainstream rock landscape. Instead of recording the new Foo Fighters album in a state of the art studio that he actually owns, he decided to record it in his garage at home. Mostly because it sounds “badass”… I think that’s a pretty damn good reason. Learn more about the album and recording process from the man himself: continue reading...
The Foo Fighters originally covered this classic McCartney tune for a 2007 compilation album of covers for the BBC’s Radio 1, but Dave Grohl recently performed the song for President Obama and Sir Paul himself. The performance takes place at the White House for the 2010 Library of Congress Gerswhin Prize for Popular Song ceremony. This is one of the more bizarre audiences you’ll ever see, but it’s a pretty great performance by one of the most versatile musicians in popular music. Enjoy: continue reading...
Wow, what a guy. This reminds me of the time my buddy got arrested while in Med school and showed up for class the next morning and spent the first 20 minutes re-lacing his shoes…. classic. Read more about Homme and watch Them Crooked Vultures rip it up below:
There’s plenty of anticipation surrounding the second album by Them Crooked Vultures, the supergroup made up of Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl, Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones and Queens Of The Stone Age’s Josh Homme. continue reading...
In response to the leak of Them Crooked Vultures’ album, the band has made the unprecedented decision to stream the record in its entirety beginning with first track “No One Loves Me & Neither Do I” at YouTube. Check out the embed below. continue reading...
In celebration of All Souls Day, Them Crooked Vultures a/k/a Dave Grohl, Joshua Homme and John Paul Jones are giving it away: As of midnight, “Mind Eraser, No Chaser” is available as a FREE download at iTunes. No obligation to buy anything. Not part of a pre-order. No strings attached. FREE. The band also took in the spirit of Halloween with a treat for fans in the form of two skeletons dancing to the tune of “Gunman,” another track off the forthcoming album.
Additionally, “New Fang,” the first single from Them Crooked Vultures’ self-titled debut album due out November 17 in the United States and Canada on DGC/Interscope Records, was recently premiered and is currently streaming at http://www.myspace.com/crookedvultures. The track is also being offered as an instant download for all fans who pre-order the album on iTunes. continue reading...
Possibly the coolest supergroup of all time. Check out the stream of first single “New Fang” below… its awesome.
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Nirvana headlined the 1992 Reading Festival and by all accounts this was the band at the top of their game and one of the most memorable and pivotal performances in the last 20 years. Based on the trailer alone I might have to agree, this looks badass: continue reading...