Foo Fighters | Full Albums

Something from Nothing is a killer opener (with Rick Nielsen from Cheap Trick). But Congregation (Nashville) is forgettable. As an album, it’s a B+. As a document of rock history, it’s an A+. 9. Concrete and Gold (2017) The Pop Experiment

"The Feast and the Famine" (DC). Featuring Bad Brains’ HR, this track captures the chaotic hardcore energy of the nation’s capital. It’s the only time Grohl has really rapped. It’s weird. It’s great.

"The Glass." A quiet, devastating piano ballad. Grohl sings about looking in the mirror and seeing a stranger. It is the most vulnerable vocal he has ever committed to tape. foo fighters full albums

Wasting Light (for the raw energy) or The Colour and the Shape (for the history). End with: But Here We Are (for the tears). Avoid: Nothing. Even their bad albums have one great song.

"I Should Have Known." Featuring Krist Novoselic on bass, this is Grohl’s letter to Kurt Cobain. It is devastating. The melody is simple, the pain is real, and the ending feedback is the sound of 20 years of weight. Something from Nothing is a killer opener (with

While the world knows the anthems—"Everlong," "The Pretender," "Best of You"—the real magic lives in the deep cuts, the weird experiments, and the ten-track journeys that Grohl and his crew have released over eleven studio albums.

Let’s break down the entire Foo Fighters studio catalog, from the lo-fi debut to the grief-stricken double album. The One-Man Band As a document of rock history, it’s an A+

"Still" (Disc 2). A quiet, bluesy shuffle about resignation. Grohl whispers "I’m a river in a dry land." It’s unlike anything else in their catalog—spooky, lonely, and gorgeous.