Plenty off Foo Fighters songs to enjoy. Enjoy that rabbit hole. Learn to fly, best of you, everlong, my hero, walking after you, times like these, monkey wrench... so many to choose from!
I was 13 in 1970. I grew up with incredible music and I loved most of it. When I heard the first Foo Fighters cd that Dave Grohl made pretty much alone, I LOVED it! Rock! Finally. I became a Foo fan for a long time. Great band.
Man I love this song but it's been a minute since I checked out one of their videos, it's just rough knowing that such an amazing drummer and person is no longer with us. RIP Taylor. This isn't really something you can react to, but of all the reactors I sub to, if I've learned anything from your reactions, you would love this the most.......In 2011 Sound City Studios, in Van Nuys, L.A. closed, and Dave Grohl (Vocals/Guitar/formed Foo Fighters) purchased a low key famous sound board from them, a Neve 8028 analog mixing console which had a reputation for recording drums and giving them a hard grungy sound. The little-known recording studio was know for recording iconic artists such as Nirvana, Kyuss, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young, Rick Springfield, Tom Petty, Rage Against the Machine, and Slipknot, who recorded groundbreaking music at the studio. Grohl ended up making a documentary about the board purchase and history of the studio, that he released in 2013, called Sound City, it's REALLY GOOD!! I'm pretty sure Dave used the Neve 8028 to record the sound track, in which one of the songs (you could react to..lol) I really LOVE, "From Can To Can't". Not sure it's everyone's cup of tea, but it features Dave on drums, Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen on Guitar, Scott Reeder of Kyuss on bass, and none other than Corey Taylor of Slipknot and Stone Sour on vocals, it even has a music video for it (just them in studio). The whole thing gave Dave the idea for their next album, their 8th, "Sonic Highways", where the band visited 8 iconic U.S. cities known for music, did a little mini-doc on each city, met up with a famous artist from that city and recorded an original track for the album. HBO even made a show out of it with an episode for each city. Ok, sorry, too much coffee too early and you got me going on one of my music tangents, I'll let ya go, great reaction as usual!! ✌💚
MLK " will you put your blood behind your words?" Hence the final imagery. "After all just another soul for sale" All the lyric can be tied to Dr. King viewed from this angle. I believe this is Dave's inspiration for this.
Pssssssst....NO ONE tell him about the tribute concerts, I'll have to watch him react to it, and I don't think there are enough tissues at my local grocery store for when Taylor's son comes out and fills in for his dad!! ✌💚
Plenty off Foo Fighters songs to enjoy. Enjoy that rabbit hole. Learn to fly, best of you, everlong, my hero, walking after you, times like these, monkey wrench... so many to choose from!
Monkey Wrench hits right
I was 13 in 1970. I grew up with incredible music and I loved most of it. When I heard the first Foo Fighters cd that Dave Grohl made pretty much alone, I LOVED it! Rock! Finally. I became a Foo fan for a long time. Great band.
The all time best. Please do These Days and All My Life. But I could list tracks for days. 🙌
I love them especially the song Monkey Wrench- also you should check out when they played with Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones!
Man I love this song but it's been a minute since I checked out one of their videos, it's just rough knowing that such an amazing drummer and person is no longer with us. RIP Taylor.
This isn't really something you can react to, but of all the reactors I sub to, if I've learned anything from your reactions, you would love this the most.......In 2011 Sound City Studios, in Van Nuys, L.A. closed, and Dave Grohl (Vocals/Guitar/formed Foo Fighters) purchased a low key famous sound board from them, a Neve 8028 analog mixing console which had a reputation for recording drums and giving them a hard grungy sound. The little-known recording studio was know for recording iconic artists such as Nirvana, Kyuss, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young, Rick Springfield, Tom Petty, Rage Against the Machine, and Slipknot, who recorded groundbreaking music at the studio. Grohl ended up making a documentary about the board purchase and history of the studio, that he released in 2013, called Sound City, it's REALLY GOOD!!
I'm pretty sure Dave used the Neve 8028 to record the sound track, in which one of the songs (you could react to..lol) I really LOVE, "From Can To Can't". Not sure it's everyone's cup of tea, but it features Dave on drums, Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen on Guitar, Scott Reeder of Kyuss on bass, and none other than Corey Taylor of Slipknot and Stone Sour on vocals, it even has a music video for it (just them in studio).
The whole thing gave Dave the idea for their next album, their 8th, "Sonic Highways", where the band visited 8 iconic U.S. cities known for music, did a little mini-doc on each city, met up with a famous artist from that city and recorded an original track for the album. HBO even made a show out of it with an episode for each city. Ok, sorry, too much coffee too early and you got me going on one of my music tangents, I'll let ya go, great reaction as usual!! ✌💚
Love the Foo
MLK " will you put your blood behind your words?" Hence the final imagery.
"After all just another soul for sale"
All the lyric can be tied to Dr. King viewed from this angle.
I believe this is Dave's inspiration for this.
If this piques your interest,have I got some bands for you!!!
RIP Taylor!! I love Dave, but it's not the Foo Fighters without Taylor Hawkins.
Pssssssst....NO ONE tell him about the tribute concerts, I'll have to watch him react to it, and I don't think there are enough tissues at my local grocery store for when Taylor's son comes out and fills in for his dad!! ✌💚
Can you please give us something again ( it's been awhile) from Kaleo!?!?! Please