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Foo FightersNewest Review: ... and "Breakout", to name a few. Rather unexpectedly Mr Grohl talked to us for a while, describing in particular a 'police scene' which he witnessed on the way back to his hotel that day, and how 'Manchester is the toughest city in England' - much to the delight of the crowd. Uncountable crowd surfers and an incredible performance, people will look back at the ... more |
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by - written on 18/12/02 (Somewhat useful, 88 readings)
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What an evening, toned to perfection by the incredible performance of one of the best bands in the world. Supporting the Foos were Cave In, who, despite their unfamiliarity were very impressive, playing a few good songs but not forgetting their commercial tactics; "Buy our CD, only £3" - shortly before exiting stage. Another good band from Boston, MA. Not waiting too long for the Foos, they appeared behind a curtain portraying song lyrics and the heart image from their new album, "One by One". Once the curtain fell, all hell broke loose with "All my life" as the opening track. Surprisingly they stayed on for nearly ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/12/00 (Useful, 166 readings)
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Being present at Leeds 2000 was a life defining moment but watching the Foo fighters made it all the more special. The crowd were eagerly awaiting the arrival of Grohl and co. and the immense cheer that greeted them was as electrifying as the performance. After rifling through songs of old and new Dave noticed the severity of the surfing and crushing being suffered at the front by myself and many others. It was getting so serious that i was having to fight my way through legs to watch the act. Midway through set he stopped dead to brief the whole of the audience as well as the security on safety measures. This wasted a few precious minutes to which they made up for at ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/08/00 (Useful, 29 readings)
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Hot on the heels of their storming warm up gig in Stratford, London the night before, the Foos followed much of their set list from the previous night on taking to the main stage at reading. This was no bad thing - the varied nature of their music meant they took the crowd from chilled out to jumping. So much so that shortly into the set, Dave Grohl felt it necessary to stop the set and urge the crowd to move back. His "ground rules" laid out at the beginning of the set to look after each other could not have been more needed. The sudden surge caused worry for both the band and the security at the front. This showed a side of Dave which is admirable. ... Read the complete review


