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Foo Fighters’ Biography
During the last dark days of Nirvana in 1994, tapes of Dave Grohl’s solo demos circulated among alt-rock royalty. Greg Dulli commented positively about them in more than one place, but few suspected that these homemade tapes would launch one of the biggest modern rock bands of the post-grunge era. As it turns out, that’s exactly what Grohl’s Foo Fighters became, perhaps the one band of the alt-rock revolution to enjoy continual success on the charts and on the road without a dip in popularity. It was this consistency that distinguished the Foos; other bands burned brighter or had bigger hits, but Grohl’s band — which coalesced into a permanent lineup around the group’s third album — always climbed into the upper reaches of the charts, churning out singles like Everlong, Learn to Fly, and My Hero .In the fall of 1994, Grohl decamped to a professional studio and recorded the songs that comprised Foo Fighters’ debut album, Grohl played all of the instruments on the album. He made 100 copies of the tape, passing it out to friends and associates. In no time, Grohl’s solo project became the object of a fierce record company bidding war. . The band, named Foo Fighters after a World War II secret force that allegedly researched UFOs, signed a contract with Capitol Records. The band’s self-titled debut, consisting solely of Dave Grohl’s solo recordings, was released on July 4, 1995. It became an instant success in America, as ‘This Is a Call’ garnered heavy alternative and album rock airplay. By early 1996, the album was certified platinum in the U.S. The Colour and the Shape, Foo Fighters’ second album and the first they recorded as a band, was issued in May of 1997. One by One, the group’s most polished production, appeared in late 2002, followed by 2005′s In Your Honor. Foo Fighters reconvened for 2011′s Wasting Light, a Butch Vig production that doubled as the official return of Pat Smear, who hadn’t played on any of the band’s albums since 1997.