Foo Fighters Self-Titled Debut Album: Release Date: July 4, 1995 Singles: 'This Is a Call' 'I'll Stick Around' 'For All the Cows' 'Big Me' Recording: Dave Grohl recorded the entire album himself at Robert Lang Studios in Seattle in October 1994 Production: Produced by Dave Grohl and Barrett Jones Studio: Robert Lang Studios in Seattle US Tour: Completed in the summer of 1995 to promote the album Live Debut: February 23, 1995, at the Jambalaya Club in Arcata, California European Tour: Short tour with Wool and Shudder to Think Festival Appearances: Reading Festival in England in August 1995 Music Videos: 'I'll Stick Around' and 'Big Me' Radio Debut: Eddie Vedder premiered two songs on his Self-Pollution radio broadcast Mixing: Final mixing at The Shop studio in Arcata, California Promotion: Through extensive tours and six singles Music Videos: 'I'll Stick Around': Released as a single on September 4, 1995 'Big Me': Released as a single on February 25, 1996 Style: 'Big Me' video known for its humorous parody of Mentos commercials❤😊❤😊❤😊❤😊❤
SETLIST 0:38 Wattershed 3:04 This Is A Call 7:15 For All The Cows 10:54 Gas Chamber 11:52 Big Me 13:59 Butterflies 17:29 I'll Stick Around (grunge neva dies) 22:04 How I Miss You w/Amber 29:33 Alone + Easy Target 33:59 Exhausted
So the picture of Pat from this show Dave had on the Times Like Those special must’ve been taken while a yellow light was on Pat because it looks like Pat was wearing an orange shirt but clearly it was actually green
I was at that concert. Absolutely amazing. What they don’t show is that the his is on the bottom floor two stories down, and there were people lined around the banisters on the above two floors. So from the pit floor, where I was at, you could look up during say “For All the Cows” and see rings of people above you losing there shit along with all the energy from dancing on that bottom floor. It was amazing. Too grainy to tell, but I’m somewhere in 11:51
I still remember that day! I was up on that 2nd floor against the banisters because I worked for the company and the entire floor could be felt moving. We all thought the store would cave in but it was amazing.
Pat Smear (nacido como George Albert Ruthenberg el 5 de agosto de 1959) es un guitarrista de rock estadounidense, exmiembro de la banda Germs y actual miembro de Foo Fighters. También es reconocido por haber tocado en vivo con Nirvana como guitarrista rítmico. 64 AÑOS. (65)
David Eric Grohl (Warren, Ohio, 14 de enero de 1969) es un músico multiinstrumentista estadounidense de rock. Saltó a la fama a comienzos de los años 1990 como batería de la icónica banda de grunge Nirvana. En 1994, tras la muerte de Cobain y el fin de Nirvana, formó otra banda, Foo Fighters, siendo él en un principio el único miembro y más tarde el vocalista, guitarrista y compositor. 55 AÑOS.
Well the key is diff. she's a girl. But hey after the first line she was able to find the key. Also, nerves played a big part. If it were me, there might be no voice coming out of my mouth. LOL! Better yet I'd just faint.
I guess you could say 96 was the last great year of music. I used to say 95 but performances like these were still happening in 96. Except that the punk scene was pretty cool with the Warped Tour & Tony Hawk games in the late 90's/early 00's but mainstream rock was already dead.
@@kpt.beyond819 it's easier to learn someones song and play it well then make up your own things and put it on a record. thats why william got the boot.
Yes exactly what Richie said. That’s Dave’s drumming your hearing. It’s just someone else who could perform the part. Every time they discuss William it simply sounds like he just couldn’t deliver when it came to writing. It wasn’t that Dave was a control freak, that’s fake news. If you ask me Taylor isn’t that great of a writer either. Dave in my opinion should of just wrote the drums/recorded on every album and kept William. he hits way harder than Taylor and sounds more equivalent to Dave’s hard hitting. I just don’t think William would’ve accepted that.
bringing the power and thunder during a set where energy is #1 is a totally different scenario than being under the microscope of recording. having one doesn't equate to the other, unfortunately
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Dave's hair looks awesome here
Hey, I found me!! At 16:45 there are two dudes in white shirts. I’m the one on the right bouncing like a doofus with my back back on one shoulder.
Lucky
Ha I was there too! I’m the dude at the end with the Florida marlins hat kissing my girl at the tine
Foo Fighters Self-Titled Debut Album:
Release Date: July 4, 1995
Singles:
'This Is a Call'
'I'll Stick Around'
'For All the Cows'
'Big Me'
Recording: Dave Grohl recorded the entire album himself at Robert Lang Studios in Seattle in October 1994
Production: Produced by Dave Grohl and Barrett Jones
Studio: Robert Lang Studios in Seattle
US Tour: Completed in the summer of 1995 to promote the album
Live Debut: February 23, 1995, at the Jambalaya Club in Arcata, California
European Tour: Short tour with Wool and Shudder to Think
Festival Appearances: Reading Festival in England in August 1995
Music Videos: 'I'll Stick Around' and 'Big Me'
Radio Debut: Eddie Vedder premiered two songs on his Self-Pollution radio broadcast
Mixing: Final mixing at The Shop studio in Arcata, California
Promotion: Through extensive tours and six singles
Music Videos:
'I'll Stick Around': Released as a single on September 4, 1995
'Big Me': Released as a single on February 25, 1996
Style: 'Big Me' video known for its humorous parody of Mentos commercials❤😊❤😊❤😊❤😊❤
Perhaps my very favorite Foo Fighters show
Pat Smear= not so secret weapon for your band
SETLIST
0:38 Wattershed
3:04 This Is A Call
7:15 For All The Cows
10:54 Gas Chamber
11:52 Big Me
13:59 Butterflies
17:29 I'll Stick Around (grunge neva dies)
22:04 How I Miss You w/Amber
29:33 Alone + Easy Target
33:59 Exhausted
Their best lineup, in my honest opinion
I used to really like them back then.
Young Dave is so cute
who says he isn't anymore?
wattershed is such an awesome track! raw, fast, fierce and punkish
So the picture of Pat from this show Dave had on the Times Like Those special must’ve been taken while a yellow light was on Pat because it looks like Pat was wearing an orange shirt but clearly it was actually green
I was at that concert. Absolutely amazing. What they don’t show is that the his is on the bottom floor two stories down, and there were people lined around the banisters on the above two floors.
So from the pit floor, where I was at, you could look up during say “For All the Cows” and see rings of people above you losing there shit along with all the energy from dancing on that bottom floor.
It was amazing.
Too grainy to tell, but I’m somewhere in 11:51
I still remember that day! I was up on that 2nd floor against the banisters because I worked for the company and the entire floor could be felt moving. We all thought the store would cave in but it was amazing.
0:57 STICK IT TO THE WAH-WAH
I wonder if Amber’s band ever took off.
Pat put her in a chokehold after she sang so hopefully she's recovered from that and got musical
Anyone know her full name?
Just loved watching this .. Amazing
Imagine calling this nirvana, now that's basically what Jerry did with AIC making William the singer.
Pat Smear (nacido como George Albert Ruthenberg el 5 de agosto de 1959) es un guitarrista de rock estadounidense, exmiembro de la banda Germs y actual miembro de Foo Fighters. También es reconocido por haber tocado en vivo con Nirvana como guitarrista rítmico.
64 AÑOS. (65)
David Eric Grohl (Warren, Ohio, 14 de enero de 1969) es un músico multiinstrumentista estadounidense de rock. Saltó a la fama a comienzos de los años 1990 como batería de la icónica banda de grunge Nirvana. En 1994, tras la muerte de Cobain y el fin de Nirvana, formó otra banda, Foo Fighters, siendo él en un principio el único miembro y más tarde el vocalista, guitarrista y compositor.
55 AÑOS.
13:59.Butterflies.
From a punk song to big me... nice lmao. Not many can do that drastic switch
Dave Grohl with Kurt Cobain energy
Kurt rubs off on everything and everyone
Early Cobain energy.
Cobain really didn't have much energy a short bit after Dave joined the band.
je me souviens à l'époque c'était passé en direct sur fun radio !
C'est vrai, mais juste la première moitié (jusqu'à "I'll Stick Around" inclus) et avec un son bien plus crade qu'ici :)
@@dummytree oui c'était l'émission avec Difool et il disait qu'il ne pouvait pas tout diffuser pour des questions de droit
11:50 Big me
Estos Foo Fighters eran brutales
SON
@@estacioncementerio1091 los Foo de hoy en dia, nada que ver.
Amber did awesome you could tell she fucked up the 1st line but she pulled together quick. It’s hard to just jump up and sing, bravo!
Well the key is diff. she's a girl. But hey after the first line she was able to find the key. Also, nerves played a big part. If it were me, there might be no voice coming out of my mouth. LOL! Better yet I'd just faint.
Thx for sharing
22:04 How I miss you.
Thank you so much,this is one of my favorite Foo Fighters concerts!
10:50 Gas chamber
I guess you could say 96 was the last great year of music. I used to say 95 but performances like these were still happening in 96. Except that the punk scene was pretty cool with the Warped Tour & Tony Hawk games in the late 90's/early 00's but mainstream rock was already dead.
That wasn't a bad drummer at all.
William is a great drummer. He didn't deserve what happened to him. Dave was a control freak and wasn't ready to give up being a drummer at that time.
@@AaronStark1993 Can't belive the producer of TCATS said Nate and William wouldn't be a good rythm-section. At least not if you see this.
@@kpt.beyond819 it's easier to learn someones song and play it well then make up your own things and put it on a record. thats why william got the boot.
Yes exactly what Richie said. That’s Dave’s drumming your hearing. It’s just someone else who could perform the part. Every time they discuss William it simply sounds like he just couldn’t deliver when it came to writing. It wasn’t that Dave was a control freak, that’s fake news. If you ask me Taylor isn’t that great of a writer either. Dave in my opinion should of just wrote the drums/recorded on every album and kept William. he hits way harder than Taylor and sounds more equivalent to Dave’s hard hitting. I just don’t think William would’ve accepted that.
bringing the power and thunder during a set where energy is #1 is a totally different scenario than being under the microscope of recording. having one doesn't equate to the other, unfortunately
this vid save my whole fucking day as fuck
Obrigado Canal FFB!!
26:25 hahahahhah 🤣🤣🤣
00:40 wattershed
Heaviest version
Grande show, marcou minha vida , nunca esqueci
Do I go to the virgin mega store becus I'm virgayayayn
I prefer goldsmiths drumming
Was Damn You,Damn Everyone not played at this show?
Nope
@@danielgallagher3270Yeah after this I found the Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel show where it was played
33:59 Exhausted
Fuck'n great!
11:05 lml
How i miss you is just a bad song. 7 minutes too!
Whatever happened to Amber????
she died
Who's Amber?
crecio... jajaja
Amber Terranova se llama esta igual pero en grande!!
@@anayagami5986 Ok troll that's not you
@@luckylarry88 estas hablando conmigo ?¿