I'm about to perform at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert today in LA. If you want to support the charities associated with this you can do so here: www.foofighters.com/
I've never had a comment on CZcams get so many replies, so thank you to everyone who took the time to do so. I have shared this in a couple of places, back in March when Taylor passed, (and thought long and hard about editing this to share here) but I'd really love if it could somehow reach the band so as to give back some of the love and support their songs gave to me. So here goes... My first daughter was stillborn in 2004, I named her Taylor. The song "Walking After You" pretty much got me through some very, very hard months, years even. I have the lyrics to Learning to Fly, and My Hero on her two memorial plaques at the crematorium. I could go on so much more about other song, and other difficult times in which there was always a Foo's song which got me through. I was fortunate enough to see them live in 2019. It would be really cool to know they know there's a little girl in heaven named Taylor, hopefully hanging out with her namesake. Anyway, if they do stop, I'll be heartbroken, but I'm already feeling that way as nothing and no-one will replace Taylor. I agree with the comment that they didn't sound the same, they never will again, but I did love Travis playing because he's just like Taylor, he throws every atom of his being into drums, and he and Taylor were great friends. ((My original comment below)) I cannot express in words how much I love the Foo's, and I'm very afraid that they might not continue, but I'd understand fully if they don't. Their music got me through many dark times in my life. I owe them a heck of a lot.
Justin. I found this channel because of the first bit you did on Ghost and it’s quickly become my new favorite thing. I loved ‘I Believe In A Thing Called Love’ when it first came out and I can not believe it’s taken me 20 years to delve into the rest of your catalogue. I’m a complete idiot. It’s everything I like. As penance and abject apology, please take my money. Hayley
Not only the best Foo's song, but one of the best rock songs ever. The multi guitar attack near the end of the song is just fucking face-melting. And I don't care what anyone thinks, but Taylor's drumming on this song is a masterclass of rock drumming; precise, exact and intense...serves the song brilliantly.
This Foo album was the first to feature Chris on guitar. It added a lot to the overall sound and dynamic of the band IMO. This song showcases those big dynamic changes in a huge way.
Holy shit, Justin, you're a dark horse, impressive guitar knowledge, flamenco knowledge, vocal drumming reenactments AND a full song breakdown with gold nuggets of music theory. Bonus points for the silent hole! Mad skills!
How is this song 20 yrs old! 😱 Absolute timeless classic! The build up, the intensity one of my all time favourite foo tracks! Thanks Justin for your breakdown 🫶🏼
6:40 I agree and you can really hear Taylor’s Stewart Copeland influence in fills Ike that. He approaches songs like this in a Copeland-like manner. I love it.
@@awh79 I've always enjoyed listening to Taylors playing and picking out the different influences in different songs. The first time I heard Rope I thought "Thats Neil Peart for sure". But this song highlights maybe my favourite part about him as a drummer (other than his big smile) which is that even when he was playing pedal to the floor bombastic rock drums, he was still so damn crisp and precise.
Hi Justin! I was at the Wembley concert and honestly I was so happy to hearing you live for the first time! I grew up in a family where rock music was and still is everything. I was 7 when “I believe in a thing called love” first came out (so yes, when MTV was ACTUALLY playing music - as you said - and I used to spend my after homework time watching videos and learning songs lyrics). Now I’m 26 but still having a crush on you! 😅 Love from Italy ❤️
Exhausted is actually my favorite song is all time. Even the way he sings convey this feeling of being tired of everything, but still feeling like going on, even knowing you won't make it to the non-existing solo. The blown up guitar amp helps it too...
I love this song! Everlong is up there for me too, as is The Pretender. Echos, Silence, Patience and Grace was the first Foo album I bought. Long Road to Ruin lived in my head rent free for months on end 😅😂🥰 also that clear guitar *chef’s kiss* absolute thing of beauty… one of my fantasy guitars 🥰
They were doing that "Kabuki" trick when I saw them on tour for this album. They broke the set list up by album and every album had it's own backdrop and color scheme that dropped in and matched the corresponding era. It was pretty dope.
This just a random comment of appreciation for you Justin Hawkins No matter what kind if day I am having, I can always watch one of your videos and find myself thoroughly entertained while also learning something new in the process. Whether it's watching you deconstruct a song by ear, introducing me to a new artist, or nerding out over clear lucite guitars, it is always a joy to watch. Cheers!
Wow Justin! You killed it again at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute last night! I only got to see some clips that people posted, but from the looks of it you smashed it. Love the Level 42 song. Nailed it 👍
@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain You absolutely crushed it again at the LA Taylor Hawkins Tribute show! You had a lot of songs and responsibility and you delivered big time, congrats again! 👍
I’m listening to The Darkness right now. Motorheart in particular. I’m an old fart singer myself rock and metal. Original and cover bands. YOU’RE VOCALS ON SPOT ON AND JUST EXCELLENT. Good day to you sir.
The ‘Everywhere But Home’ dvd is a brilliant live performance which includes All My Life. Absolute bangore. If i had a time machine, i’d be there! Justin hawkins talking about Foo Fighters 👌🏻
I saw them for the first time ever in my life earlier this year… it turned out to be Taylor Hawkins 2nd or 3rd last ever gigs. They played in my hometown.. I found it brilliant how great The Foo Fighters work up their crowd into a frenzy… Grohl & Hawkins and co… are true down to earth Legends.
This reminds me of my first Foo fighters gig. The support acts had finished and everyone was getting excited. Then they started playing that las ketchup song. Then just as it finished the crowd started getting excited, but then they started playing it again… I swear to god it feels like they played it 10 times! They even dimmed the lights at one point as if the band were going to start and then played it for what was to be the final time. We didn’t know this however and as a crowd sat there like, ok dude, you’re just going to play that song again. And then out of nowhere it hit, DUN DUN DUNDUNDUN DUNDUNDUN, curtain drop, lights, blasted by the Foo fighters for the next few hours. Awesome times.
I've seen the Foo Fighters live 3 times and the first one was on the One By One tour. They played this behind the curtain with the FF logo on until the chorus. Awesome gig
I saw the Foo Fighters live in Newcastle,UK when they toured for this album beck in 02 or 03 and they started the show with a giant banner covering the stage, with all the lyrics to "all my life" written on it, also emblazened with the FF red logo, and when they first came on, daves sillouhette was projected onto the banner from behind it as he strummed those "dududu-dududu-dududu-" and when the song kicked off they used that "kubuki drop" to reveal the stage. really memorable moment for me.
All My Life is a great tune indeed. Great build up and chorus. Just well put together. One by One overall is my favorite record they've done. The other being the first one. Which is all Dave of course. "This is a Call" is my other favorite tune.
A wonderful video as always Justin, keep up the great work! My personal favourite Foos song (and favourite song of all time) is best of you - not just for the song itself, but a plethora of sentimental reasons to boot. If the opportunity ever arises, I'd love for you to have a crack at reviewing it like this one. All the best 👍
It’s mine as well. The lyrics, the emotion and of course it rocks and it just gives me a great pick me up listening to it after a hard day, week…month. I don’t know how anyone could hate the Foo’s. Top musicians, great songs a real love for music. I guess people upset Dave didn’t just fade away after Kurt. Like Dave continuing his life was disrespectful. SMH. Found this channel through Pat Finnerty. Justin is phenomenal.
I think many people underestimate the emotional force built into even allegedly "straightforward" hard and fast rock music. Without experience playing along with other decent players, you might be able to play the chords as well as anyone, but intense playing at a fast bpm is incredibly difficult and emotionally demanding without repetition. The first time I played bass with an intense drummer I almost started weeping (Hail Hail by Pearl Jam).
One of my favorite Live Foo Fighter moments is during the bridge of All My Life, the final, Done, Done, and I am on to the next one... Followed by a big YEAH from Dave! Great Episode!
I love you Justin. You make me laugh hysterically. And,I spent years just looking at the cd photos wondering how you were. I went years before I got a smart phone and from 1998 to 2012,I didn't watch TV or get on the internet much. Now,I'm addicted to CZcams. Good times.
First time I saw the FF was when they first started and MTV had real videos back then. Also, seen Grohl in earlier bands in the DC area, since I am in Maryland and went to all of the clubs back then to see bands, best times ever! Last time I saw the FF was a few years ago and had tickets for May 2022 that cancelled. Great video- thanks!
“Hey Johnny Park” I love that song! The riff, that chunka chunka before the last chorus, those ELP harmonies before the scream call back in the chorus! God i love that song
The vocals are doubled, they are just really tight. I don't know if it was Rick Beato or Chris Liepe but I saw it broken down. You can pretty much hear it only when the vocals are isolated, there is a slight difference to his breath at end of each line but the rhythmical phrasing is incredibly tight.
Thanks for this, J. Massively bummed that I won't be down in LA for the tribute show today. They've been my favorite since '95, so Taylor and the Foo's have especially been on my mind and in my heart for months now. This vid gave me a good chuckle. Best to you, Rufus, and all the rest who knew him.
You were epic last night at rhe tribute Justin!!! My girlfriend keeps making fun of me for taking off my shirt when you came on stage. I told her I love you and made things awkward but anyway I do and you killed it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Another great review, just like we've come to expect. So proud to hear you'll be at the LA TH tribute concert , here's hoping some spontaneity causing more controversy occurs. Have a blast honouring Taylor, and remember we'll all be watching and cheering you on. Much support from Melbourne Australia. 🙏🌏💙
Got to see this LIVE last night! Fuckin awesome to see it there in the flesh. Had the best time! Justin you fuckin rock! Loved your outfit with the hawk on the back! Do you make your own or do you have them tailored?
Foo Fighters are literally the one band that I grew up with. They are the only band that I liked when I was 11 that I still love today. Absolutely crushed when I heard of Taylor's passing. I saw them at Summerfest last July and I recorded the entire Queen song he sang, Somebody To Love. I hope they can continue on, eventually!
From Nirvana, to Nine Inch Nails, to Metallica to Aqua back to Foo Fighters. You are a marvel and I love the musical adventures you take us on. My favourite Foo Fighters songs is "Everlong". Hands down their greatest track. I have it on a blue vinyl 7" and it's so treasured. I remember the day I found it and I gasped like striking gold in a mine. That song is timeless. Also, the Michel Gondry video is fantastic. Go well on the next tribute, Justin!
We were on vacation and the kids and I were discussing “bucket list” things. Seeing Foo Fighters live came up. We got online and found a concert we could make a couple months from that time and locked in to the tickets. Two hours into that concert I was standing there thinking, “this is just a LOT of hits to consume in one feast of musical gluttony!” I will never forget that night in Birmingham, Alabama. A lot of their early hits were intense because they were fueled by the raw anger of what happened with Nirvana and the aftermath. I understand why Dave would never want to give up doing what he loved, because he came so close to never having everything he has now. It wasn’t so much about making money that kept FF grinding as it was Dave not wanting to get away from something that he cherished: making great rock that people loved. Not sure that he will be able to go back knowing what that drive to keep rocking cost him. If he does come back, it’s going to probably have to be different musically. We love you though, Dave. You and all the FFs!
You Know What I Love About This Channel Justin? You’re Able To Give Such Professional Expertise From A Fan’s Point Of View. You’re One Of Us. Keep It Going
The Dan Armstrong guitar is a straight up homage to Greg Ginn of Black Flag. The heart artwork for this album was also done by Greg's brother, Raymond Pettibon who did all of Black Flag's art (and is best known for Sonic Youth's Goo cover). Grohl's always tipping his hat to those who've inspired him.
Just watched the LA Taylor Hawkins Tribute gig. Did you feel a lot more relaxed second time around? It felt it watching. You def took the show to the next level. Can’t wait to see you in Sydney (on my birthday 😉) and Southern River Band! Cheers Tristan.
I was lucky enough to win tickets to see them during the Concert And Gold tour and it was 3 hours of killer rock! Easily one of the best shows I've ever seen! I love the Foo!
All My Life & The Pretender, to me, they seem related, and very awesome. I hope they continue on without Taylor Hawkins, it would be wrong not to, Taylor wouldn't want them to fade away.
Dear santa, my wish is for a 2023 tour with Queen and Foo Fighters on the double bill with Rufus on drums for the Foo´s and Justin on vocal for Queen and The Darkness as the warm up. Thank you ;-)
2002, they opened their Wembley Arena show with this, they had the big white sheet with the heart on it in front of the stage with them behind. When the track kicked off after the intro the huge sheet fell down exposing Foo Fighters in full flow. What a way to start a gig.
I'm about to perform at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert today in LA. If you want to support the charities associated with this you can do so here: www.foofighters.com/
See you tonight in LA!
I wish they would have streamed the concert tonight!
Break a leg Jusin!… in the theatrical sense of course 😅 hope all goes well 🥰
Best of luck! Wish I could be there in the audience.
I hope the pink outfit from the Wembley Tribute is making a reappearance 😍
I really love "Generator" - it's kind of underrated nowadays.
It was massive back in its time. Same with The One, but I can't remember the last time it got air play.
Agree!
Generator is my favorite Foo Fighters song and I wished it played on the radio when I was young
Dave doesn't even pack his talkbox on tour anymore.
Great song and my favorite album of theirs
I've never had a comment on CZcams get so many replies, so thank you to everyone who took the time to do so. I have shared this in a couple of places, back in March when Taylor passed, (and thought long and hard about editing this to share here) but I'd really love if it could somehow reach the band so as to give back some of the love and support their songs gave to me. So here goes...
My first daughter was stillborn in 2004, I named her Taylor. The song "Walking After You" pretty much got me through some very, very hard months, years even. I have the lyrics to Learning to Fly, and My Hero on her two memorial plaques at the crematorium. I could go on so much more about other song, and other difficult times in which there was always a Foo's song which got me through. I was fortunate enough to see them live in 2019. It would be really cool to know they know there's a little girl in heaven named Taylor, hopefully hanging out with her namesake.
Anyway, if they do stop, I'll be heartbroken, but I'm already feeling that way as nothing and no-one will replace Taylor. I agree with the comment that they didn't sound the same, they never will again, but I did love Travis playing because he's just like Taylor, he throws every atom of his being into drums, and he and Taylor were great friends.
((My original comment below))
I cannot express in words how much I love the Foo's, and I'm very afraid that they might not continue, but I'd understand fully if they don't. Their music got me through many dark times in my life. I owe them a heck of a lot.
Same here but Zeppelin still live on in our lives. My head have exploded with any more amazing music.
Pretty sure Rufus Taylor will be announced as the new drummer pretty soon.
Have you not seen Chris shifletts interview today ?
The Foos what?
I believe they will going by what Chris has said recently.
Justin. I found this channel because of the first bit you did on Ghost and it’s quickly become my new favorite thing. I loved ‘I Believe In A Thing Called Love’ when it first came out and I can not believe it’s taken me 20 years to delve into the rest of your catalogue. I’m a complete idiot. It’s everything I like. As penance and abject apology, please take my money. Hayley
We're on the same boat Hayley. I must have been living under a rock.
Same
Haha don't worry, I'm glad you're enjoying it now!
Not only the best Foo's song, but one of the best rock songs ever. The multi guitar attack near the end of the song is just fucking face-melting. And I don't care what anyone thinks, but Taylor's drumming on this song is a masterclass of rock drumming; precise, exact and intense...serves the song brilliantly.
Wolf and you KILLED it at the tribute last time. All you guys did a beautiful job remembering Taylor
#longlivetaylorhawkins
Aurora hands down is their most powerful/ underrated song
Aurora makes me cry, especially the version from the late 90s on here, with Dave doing the hand movements like a clock ticking... It's just beautiful
@@Glesga_lassie I couldn’t agree more!
And Taylor's favourite song of theirs too!
Ye's thats a good song.
Absolutely my favorite, followed by Johnny Park
This Foo album was the first to feature Chris on guitar. It added a lot to the overall sound and dynamic of the band IMO. This song showcases those big dynamic changes in a huge way.
Funny as I’ve just posted on how much I rate Chris in the Foos. He’s so hard working and obvs talented. He adds so many layers to the Foos.
Holy shit, Justin, you're a dark horse, impressive guitar knowledge, flamenco knowledge, vocal drumming reenactments AND a full song breakdown with gold nuggets of music theory. Bonus points for the silent hole! Mad skills!
How is this song 20 yrs old! 😱 Absolute timeless classic! The build up, the intensity one of my all time favourite foo tracks!
Thanks Justin for your breakdown 🫶🏼
I know,time flies.My graduating year.
@@PROGROCK-tr9hw it sure does !
He can't sing for shit live so enjoy the recording lol
I can listen to Justin talk about songwriting all day long!!
6:40 I agree and you can really hear Taylor’s Stewart Copeland influence in fills Ike that. He approaches songs like this in a Copeland-like manner. I love it.
Yes! And that ride cymbal work in the choruses is so Copeland, so good.
@@awh79 I've always enjoyed listening to Taylors playing and picking out the different influences in different songs. The first time I heard Rope I thought "Thats Neil Peart for sure".
But this song highlights maybe my favourite part about him as a drummer (other than his big smile) which is that even when he was playing pedal to the floor bombastic rock drums, he was still so damn crisp and precise.
Hi Justin! I was at the Wembley concert and honestly I was so happy to hearing you live for the first time! I grew up in a family where rock music was and still is everything. I was 7 when “I believe in a thing called love” first came out (so yes, when MTV was ACTUALLY playing music - as you said - and I used to spend my after homework time watching videos and learning songs lyrics). Now I’m 26 but still having a crush on you! 😅 Love from Italy ❤️
Thanks!
Congratulations on 250K subscribers!
Thank you so much, that's far too kind of you :)
One By One is my favourite Foo album. Low is an absolute banger and the video is great.
“Unabashed ,pure intensity guitar rock song” yep . Can’t wait to see you ROCK tonight at the Forum.
I really liked their first album, I think Grohl did all the instruments on it. Exhausted is a fantastic song.
Exhausted is actually my favorite song is all time. Even the way he sings convey this feeling of being tired of everything, but still feeling like going on, even knowing you won't make it to the non-existing solo. The blown up guitar amp helps it too...
Greg Dulli of Afghan Whigs plays guitar on X-Static but otherwise it's all Dave.
Did u know he was in Nirvana???
Exhausted is one of my favorite Foo's songs. It sounds so weary and empty.
If I'm not totally mistaken this song (and the whole album) is written after and inspired by Dave's Qotsa drumming session...which is noticable @5:25
Just watched the whole Taylor Hawkins tribute concert at Wembley. You. Were. AWESOME.
And what do you think about the song Rabbit Hole by the band Stoned Hare?
I love this song! Everlong is up there for me too, as is The Pretender. Echos, Silence, Patience and Grace was the first Foo album I bought. Long Road to Ruin lived in my head rent free for months on end 😅😂🥰 also that clear guitar *chef’s kiss* absolute thing of beauty… one of my fantasy guitars 🥰
I’ve read Dave double tracks vocals the old fashioned way and does it in very few takes. He’s very good at matching takes.
They were doing that "Kabuki" trick when I saw them on tour for this album. They broke the set list up by album and every album had it's own backdrop and color scheme that dropped in and matched the corresponding era. It was pretty dope.
This just a random comment of appreciation for you Justin Hawkins No matter what kind if day I am having, I can always watch one of your videos and find myself thoroughly entertained while also learning something new in the process. Whether it's watching you deconstruct a song by ear, introducing me to a new artist, or nerding out over clear lucite guitars, it is always a joy to watch. Cheers!
Wow Justin! You killed it again at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute last night! I only got to see some clips that people posted, but from the looks of it you smashed it. Love the Level 42 song. Nailed it 👍
Congratulations on quickly rising to 250K subscribers Justin & MMP! Keep the good vibes coming! 👍🎊🎉
Cheers Reid! I didn't expect to get this many subscribers in less than a year!
@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain You absolutely crushed it again at the LA Taylor Hawkins Tribute show! You had a lot of songs and responsibility and you delivered big time, congrats again! 👍
You absolutely killed it again ❤ your performances were among the best of the night. Well done 😊
This song is absolutely intense in every possible way! Thanks for your analysis, amazing as usual!
Anytime you want to "nerd out" about guitars is fine with me. I'd like hearing your perspective on anything guitar related.
The first time I heard this song, I was driving into London on the Westway and got pulled over for speeding, thanks Dave.😊
I love your channel and I love your attitude and personality. Congratulations on the LA Foo’s Tribute show!
God bless!
I’m listening to The Darkness right now. Motorheart in particular. I’m an old fart singer myself rock and metal. Original and cover bands. YOU’RE VOCALS ON SPOT ON AND JUST EXCELLENT.
Good day to you sir.
The ‘Everywhere But Home’ dvd is a brilliant live performance which includes All My Life. Absolute bangore. If i had a time machine, i’d be there!
Justin hawkins talking about Foo Fighters 👌🏻
I saw them for the first time ever in my life earlier this year… it turned out to be Taylor Hawkins 2nd or 3rd last ever gigs.
They played in my hometown.. I found it brilliant how great The Foo Fighters work up their crowd into a frenzy… Grohl & Hawkins and co… are true down to earth Legends.
Justin, if you love this tune, you really should check out “Wind Up” off of TCATS. Epic, legendary Grohl vocals, drumming and riffery 🤘
Man you really know your musicology. Your videos are pure delight. Oh and I just wanted to add that The Last Of Our Kind album is a total masterpiece.
So happy you were added to the Forum show after seeing the Wembly show. You killed it again and I Believe a Thing Called Love was awesome.
'February Stars' is my fave Foo's track, enjoying the videos Justin, great stuff!
Mine too
This reminds me of my first Foo fighters gig. The support acts had finished and everyone was getting excited. Then they started playing that las ketchup song. Then just as it finished the crowd started getting excited, but then they started playing it again… I swear to god it feels like they played it 10 times! They even dimmed the lights at one point as if the band were going to start and then played it for what was to be the final time. We didn’t know this however and as a crowd sat there like, ok dude, you’re just going to play that song again. And then out of nowhere it hit, DUN DUN DUNDUNDUN DUNDUNDUN, curtain drop, lights, blasted by the Foo fighters for the next few hours. Awesome times.
All My Life was the song that got me onto the band and then the whole genre. It’s a life changing track for me.
Mine was Learn to Fly
I've seen the Foo Fighters live 3 times and the first one was on the One By One tour. They played this behind the curtain with the FF logo on until the chorus. Awesome gig
Seen them twice now, their gigs are so some of the most electric. The way Dave interacts with the crowd is half of fame front man stuff
@@jordansmith1563 Agreed 100%. Dave is awesome and their gigs are always something special😎
@@stealthninja4299 in Manchester they did a cover of Van Halen's jump to the tune of imagine by Lennon
I saw the Foo Fighters live in Newcastle,UK when they toured for this album beck in 02 or 03 and they started the show with a giant banner covering the stage, with all the lyrics to "all my life" written on it, also emblazened with the FF red logo, and when they first came on, daves sillouhette was projected onto the banner from behind it as he strummed those "dududu-dududu-dududu-" and when the song kicked off they used that "kubuki drop" to reveal the stage. really memorable moment for me.
All My Life is a great tune indeed. Great build up and chorus. Just well put together. One by One overall is my favorite record they've done. The other being the first one. Which is all Dave of course. "This is a Call" is my other favorite tune.
A wonderful video as always Justin, keep up the great work! My personal favourite Foos song (and favourite song of all time) is best of you - not just for the song itself, but a plethora of sentimental reasons to boot. If the opportunity ever arises, I'd love for you to have a crack at reviewing it like this one. All the best 👍
It’s mine as well. The lyrics, the emotion and of course it rocks and it just gives me a great pick me up listening to it after a hard day, week…month. I don’t know how anyone could hate the Foo’s. Top musicians, great songs a real love for music. I guess people upset Dave didn’t just fade away after Kurt. Like Dave continuing his life was disrespectful. SMH. Found this channel through Pat Finnerty. Justin is phenomenal.
Thank you so much :)
Impeccably timed after the recent tribute concert highlighted by Shane Hawkins channeling his dear daddo.
I think many people underestimate the emotional force built into even allegedly "straightforward" hard and fast rock music. Without experience playing along with other decent players, you might be able to play the chords as well as anyone, but intense playing at a fast bpm is incredibly difficult and emotionally demanding without repetition. The first time I played bass with an intense drummer I almost started weeping (Hail Hail by Pearl Jam).
Can’t deny, that’s a great song. RIP Taylor.
One of my favorite Live Foo Fighter moments is during the bridge of All My Life, the final, Done, Done, and I am on to the next one... Followed by a big YEAH from Dave! Great Episode!
Thank you for this video! Break a leg at tonight's tribute show! Wish I could be there! 🤘🤘
Actually filmed at the arena in Bakersfield CA. Although the exterior of the Forum was used in the video intro.
I love you Justin. You make me laugh hysterically. And,I spent years just looking at the cd photos wondering how you were. I went years before I got a smart phone and from 1998 to 2012,I didn't watch TV or get on the internet much. Now,I'm addicted to CZcams. Good times.
First time I saw the FF was when they first started and MTV had real videos back then. Also, seen Grohl in earlier bands in the DC area, since I am in Maryland and went to all of the clubs back then to see bands, best times ever! Last time I saw the FF was a few years ago and had tickets for May 2022 that cancelled. Great video- thanks!
“Hey Johnny Park” I love that song! The riff, that chunka chunka before the last chorus, those ELP harmonies before the scream call back in the chorus! God i love that song
Thanks for talking about that guitar. I've seen those Dan Armstrong Ampeg guitars around, but didn't know why they were special.
Dave grohl rocks 🎸god rest taylor.Im sure he's rocking in heaven🇮🇪
Good luck tonight Justin! I wish this tribute show was also broadcast.
The vocals are doubled, they are just really tight.
I don't know if it was Rick Beato or Chris Liepe but I saw it broken down. You can pretty much hear it only when the vocals are isolated, there is a slight difference to his breath at end of each line but the rhythmical phrasing is incredibly tight.
He said in an Australian TV interview that he doubles vocals.
Thanks for this, J. Massively bummed that I won't be down in LA for the tribute show today. They've been my favorite since '95, so Taylor and the Foo's have especially been on my mind and in my heart for months now. This vid gave me a good chuckle. Best to you, Rufus, and all the rest who knew him.
You were epic last night at rhe tribute Justin!!! My girlfriend keeps making fun of me for taking off my shirt when you came on stage. I told her I love you and made things awkward but anyway I do and you killed it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Another great review, just like we've come to expect. So proud to hear you'll be at the LA TH tribute concert , here's hoping some spontaneity causing more controversy occurs. Have a blast honouring Taylor, and remember we'll
all be watching and cheering you on. Much support from Melbourne Australia. 🙏🌏💙
My favourite song is Good Grief followed by My Hero. Those first two albums, wow
I adore these videos so much. I’m dying to hear Justin’s take on the new Smashing Pumpkins single “Beguiled”.
Got to see this LIVE last night! Fuckin awesome to see it there in the flesh. Had the best time! Justin you fuckin rock! Loved your outfit with the hawk on the back! Do you make your own or do you have them tailored?
"This Is A Call" is a classic of there's too❤
Fookin A bruv. Still banging it out, them boys. We loved the tribute gig where you were invited to perform. Carry on sir, we'll keep watching.
Foo Fighters are literally the one band that I grew up with. They are the only band that I liked when I was 11 that I still love today. Absolutely crushed when I heard of Taylor's passing. I saw them at Summerfest last July and I recorded the entire Queen song he sang, Somebody To Love. I hope they can continue on, eventually!
From Nirvana, to Nine Inch Nails, to Metallica to Aqua back to Foo Fighters. You are a marvel and I love the musical adventures you take us on. My favourite Foo Fighters songs is "Everlong". Hands down their greatest track. I have it on a blue vinyl 7" and it's so treasured. I remember the day I found it and I gasped like striking gold in a mine. That song is timeless. Also, the Michel Gondry video is fantastic. Go well on the next tribute, Justin!
Everlong and Learn To Fly my two favourites.
We were on vacation and the kids and I were discussing “bucket list” things. Seeing Foo Fighters live came up. We got online and found a concert we could make a couple months from that time and locked in to the tickets.
Two hours into that concert I was standing there thinking, “this is just a LOT of hits to consume in one feast of musical gluttony!” I will never forget that night in Birmingham, Alabama.
A lot of their early hits were intense because they were fueled by the raw anger of what happened with Nirvana and the aftermath. I understand why Dave would never want to give up doing what he loved, because he came so close to never having everything he has now. It wasn’t so much about making money that kept FF grinding as it was Dave not wanting to get away from something that he cherished: making great rock that people loved.
Not sure that he will be able to go back knowing what that drive to keep rocking cost him. If he does come back, it’s going to probably have to be different musically.
We love you though, Dave. You and all the FFs!
You Know What I Love About This Channel Justin? You’re Able To Give Such Professional Expertise From A Fan’s Point Of View. You’re One Of Us. Keep It Going
I like that the Foo Fighters songs where he starts out singing really soft and by the end of song he is screaming. This is one of them 🤣
hey mate, your doing awesome, good to see.
The Dan Armstrong guitar is a straight up homage to Greg Ginn of Black Flag. The heart artwork for this album was also done by Greg's brother, Raymond Pettibon who did all of Black Flag's art (and is best known for Sonic Youth's Goo cover). Grohl's always tipping his hat to those who've inspired him.
Thank you for participating in the Van Halen tribute .... you were amazing ❤️
Another wonderful show Sir. I salute you!! 😊
You absolutely killed it last night!!
The Pretender …..awesome track👍
I always spit the orange I was eating with that intro. I wasn't expecting that intro blended with all my life! Beautiful!
Just watched the LA Taylor Hawkins Tribute gig. Did you feel a lot more relaxed second time around? It felt it watching. You def took the show to the next level. Can’t wait to see you in Sydney (on my birthday 😉) and Southern River Band! Cheers Tristan.
The Foo’s are rock and always will be. One of my favs, just so intense. Done, done and on to the next one.
Feel free to guitar nerd out more often! Also a theme song tutorial would be great, can't figure out those two notes before the Em
More nerding on guitars, please! Any chat concerning guitars is fascinating to me. 👍👍
Today I learned about Ampeg guitars, lucite, diminshed chords, Juan Martin and Kabuki drops.
Great channel man! , just found you on here!
"What I wouldn't give for a totally silent hole"
That's some proper duality right there :D
This is a great episode about a great song, Thank you! Have a great gig tonight!
I was lucky enough to win tickets to see them during the Concert And Gold tour and it was 3 hours of killer rock! Easily one of the best shows I've ever seen! I love the Foo!
Come Alive has always been my favorite, best Foo guitar riff
All My Life & The Pretender, to me, they seem related, and very awesome. I hope they continue on without Taylor Hawkins, it would be wrong not to, Taylor wouldn't want them to fade away.
The live-version is phenomenal!
What a great album One by one is.
And so diverse as well. Nobody ever talks about how good Tired of you is.
Dear santa, my wish is for a 2023 tour with Queen and Foo Fighters on the double bill with Rufus on drums for the Foo´s and Justin on vocal for Queen and The Darkness as the warm up. Thank you ;-)
That's another good topic for you. History of modern instruments and how they affect sound
2002, they opened their Wembley Arena show with this, they had the big white sheet with the heart on it in front of the stage with them behind.
When the track kicked off after the intro the huge sheet fell down exposing Foo Fighters in full flow. What a way to start a gig.
I watched that show too, it was such an incredible opener.
I was there right at the front. the crowd went nuts!
I have it as my alarm. Makes getting up for work exciting.
OMG you are the dude who sang Hot For Teacher on Wembley Stadium, it was great !
Justin, you blow me away when you start to talk about playing the guitar. I had no idea you knew/know so much about chord structures etc etc.
My first memory on this planet is the All My Life music video on MTV. I was 2. Good times.
Awesome, Justin 👏👏👏👏
Hats off man, loads of respect from me.. i love you the fact take the time to do this shit. thanks buddie
LOVE the Foo Fighters! LOVE The Darkness!