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Features
By Mike Schiller
For anyone who experienced the heyday of Nirvana, it's still surreal that the lanky, string-haired drummer is the guy who'd be on magazine covers and writing #1 rock radio hits 15 years later. [23 August 2007]
Reviews
By William Carl Ferleman
Sure, it was Foo Fighters that played, but it was singer-guitarist Dave Grohl and his unyielding desire for attention, his wild and crazy antics, and his unkempt, 80s-era, glam-metal hairdo that became the predominant focus of the evening. [5 August 2008]
By Josh Timmermann
On their sixth studio album, Grohl and Company sound like Bob Seger fronting for your garden variety modern hard rock group. [24 September 2007]
By Mike Schiller
Inadvertently, Foo Fighters have put out the most listenable, enjoyable disc of their career so far. [27 November 2006]
By Kristi Bailey
Dave Grohl goes acoustic, leading his band of rock warriors into uncharted, lite-rock waters. [3 October 2006]
By Mike Schiller
Without a rip or a roar, the first disc passes harmlessly -- it's the quieter second disc that truly demands attention. [29 June 2005]
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