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This could well be the best chapter in the Foo Fighters’ discography; the following album, The Colour and The Shape, is already more stadium-rock oriented and perhaps has more memorable songs, like the immortal Everlong, but also suffers from bigger lows. Discover the review
This could well be the best chapter in the Foo Fighters’ discography; the following album, The Colour and The Shape, is already more stadium-rock oriented and perhaps has more memorable songs, like the immortal Everlong, but also suffers from bigger lows.
With Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (a shorter title no, eh?) the Foo take a step too far, inserting songs that on a first listen seem challenging, but after three, four listens are already memorized and feel familiar. Discover the review
With Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace (a shorter title no, eh?) the Foo take a step too far, inserting songs that on a first listen seem challenging, but after three, four listens are already memorized and feel familiar.
Impossible not to have this album, the best in F.F. discography. Discover the review
Impossible not to have this album, the best in F.F. discography.
No, dear Dave, this isn’t it. Discover the review
No, dear Dave, this isn’t it.
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