In Your Honour - Foo Fighters

Repeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: ...
...DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, Over and Out Skip: nothing really £8.49 at amazon.co.ukRepeat: Best of You, The Last Song, What If I Do?, DOA, ...

Dizzy_Lizzy 09.07.2005 · Read full review
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...Fighters. The album was released in 2005 and consists of twenty tracks spread over two discs of music. The fact that you get over an hour and twenty minutes of music here is really rather excellent; the music that you get isn't always great, you definitely get a lot of it though. £5.47 is the current price at Amazon; fantastic value for money? I think so. The album is packed full of hard hitting guitar riffs, excellent drum work, and the fantastic ...
...commercial rock songs I've heard in recent years; it possesses the most wonderful of choruses and always when I hear this track I smile. Tracks such as 'DOA', 'Resolve', and 'Friend of a Friend' are others that stand out from this album for various different reasons. 'Resolve' and 'DOA' are a further two hard hitting rock songs, 'Friend of a Friend' however is an acoustic track that is performed alone by Dave Grohl. The song was actually written ...

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...song is supposed to mean. In order to avoid all that ponsing around I chose this CD to review from my collection as none of the above hurdles apply. You can’t get more basic than grunge metal. Two disc CDs are always dodgy affairs as few bands out there are capable of writing 20-30 good songs in such a short time, which the Fooeys have comfortably fallen short on here. One whole disc of accompanying acoustic tracks is wearing stuff, almost to the ...
...teeing up the big hit in ‘Best of You’. This track is a cracker, summing up all those frustrations toward people that can’t help bullying others from a position of power, trying to take away your passions in life. You can imagine slamming their head into the pavement to the drum beat. DOA (dead on arrival if you ever wondered) is another strong track with a real tempo, again melodic and bassy. Metal lyrics must rhyme so they are limited, and so I ...

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...separated because if you are in the mood for some hardcore rockin' you are hardly going to want to listen to a song like 'Razor' for example. The first album is more something which you would want to listen to with a large group of friends, and the other is more something for when your on your own, or with a couple of people. As usual, they start with an absolutely amazing track, 'In Your Honour', this makes an absolutely brilliant start to the ...
...where there is a pause in the middle of the song, and then D.G's vocals come back in. With some artists, pauses are just rubbish, but the foo's have the amount of drama in their songs to pull this off flawlessly. Love it, one of the best songs on the album! What comes next is an absolute plethora of amazing songs that will take your breath away, after you've listened to them a few times, as some of them take a bit of getting used to. The album has ...

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...out from behind the drums in Nirvana he has never looked back and delivered countless rock tunes that are of the highest quality. The 1995 self-titled debut was a very rough affair, featuring some fine grunge anthems. It was dirty, stripped down and frankly great. Since then the sound of the band has evolved, become more polished and more accessible to all. So the announcement that the latest album would be a double affair was met with great excitement. ...
...Honour' is really two albums in one. The first disc is a rockier affair while the second disc follows an acoustic path. The results are pretty good but not perfect. So let's address the 'rock album' to start off with. Things kick off with the title track from the album. A slow build on the intro soon gives way to Grohl's rasping vocals. It set's up the record with its heavy riffs and generally rocks although lyrically there isn't that much to it. ...

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...Dave Grohl formed Foo Fighters in 1995 he knew these were going to be a great band. We have all the Foo Fighters albums ("Foo Fighters" The colour and the shape" "There is nothing left to loose" "One by one" "In your honour" and "skin and bones") And even a few live DVD's but we had never seen them play live so when the 'In your honour' album came out and I knew they were touring, I thought tickets to see them would be the best Christmas present ...
...a banner saying "Foo Fighters In Your Honour" runs across the middle and what looks like a big bison is pictured alone at the top of the cover. In side are the lyrics to only one song 'In Your Honour' Track listing 1. In Your Honour 2. No Way Back 3. Best Of You 4. DOA 5. Hell 6. Last Song 7. Free Me 8. Resolve 9. Deepest Blues Are Black 10. End Over End 11. Sign 1. Still 2. What If I Do 3. Miracle 4. Another Round 5. Friend Of A ...

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...on hungry kids let loose in a candy shop, the other half a sacred, ritualistic cleansing of self, of mind and body... leaving nothing but feeling. "In Your Honor" is an album that rolls you in feeling, deep-fries you in ambience, and serves you on a platter of emotive release. Dave Grohl hands you over the counter in slow motion, speaking, whispering... "You want fries with that?" Naturally, most of this impossible beauty that has me aghast comes, ...
...disc is what had me in the palm of its cushiony hand, and when you hear it, you'll know why. 'Still,' the disc's opener, is a lush, green meadow of sound, slipping in between those small gaps that you don't know you have in your heart, and makes you feel whole. Atmosphere hasn't been this thick since A Perfect Circle's "Thirteenth Step," an album rife with extensive concentration on mood and feel. Nothing on "Honor" is as abstract as APC, obviously, ...

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In your honour The fifth studio album from the Foo Fighters Released 2005 Before the review how about a short introduction to the band. The current line up is Dave Grohl singer and guitar, Nate Mendel Bass, Chris Shiflett Guitar and Taylor Hawkins Drums. Dave Grohl ex drummer with Nirvana put together the band that would become today's Foo Fighters in 1995 after the 1994 Kurt Cobain suicide. In early 1995 Grohl and one of his friends from Washington ...
...The album released on Capitol in mid 95 was to go platinum by the end of 96, and remains to many critics the bands the bands most definitive works. 1997 and after some band member shuffling the second album, and the first the band had actually recorded together titled "The colour and the shape" was released. The colour and the shape, was the last Fighters album to be released on Capitol. This was followed by the 1999 offering "There is nothing left ...

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The Foo Fighters began in 1995 with some home made recordings of the long haired, ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl. Ten years on (with a haircut and changes of band members along the way) the band embark on their most ambitious album yet. In Your Honour is a double album, the first featuring catchy, melodic rock songs that the Foo Fighters have become known for and the second featuring acoustic songs. As it was promoted, 'One loud and one not so loud.' ...
...five. It seemed as if In Your Honor would suffer the same fate with weaker songs like Hell and The Last Song but track seven, Free Me, brings the album's momentum back. The next track Resolve is a good song and a likely candidate for the next single. The last two songs aren't bad and do their job. The acoustic album features many well known musical guests including Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, Norah Jones and QOTSA's Josh Homme . On the whole ...

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...As the new album, In Your Honor, was released, I found I already liked all songs previously released from taht album and decided to buy it. As with most albums I have bought I found I only liked the songs I already knew, but as time went on I began to like the sound of pretty much all of the tracks. The better known tracks off the album are 'Best Of You' and 'DOA' and both follow the Foo Fighters 'image', in that you could easily define who they ...
...a good direction for them in my opinion. The sound of Dave Grohl's vocals combined with a soft accoustic sound just didn't seem right. The majority of the album is great and easy to sing along to...once you know the lyrics, and I would recommend this album to anyone who is into rock music as it has music for both heavy guitar, and accoustic fans. ...

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This double album belongs in every music fans collection. With 2 CD's it is worth every penny and i think your ears will agree with me! CD 1 is instantly familiar, with guitar rock and a grunge feel that we are so used to hearing from the foofs. Yet it is the second CD that really blew me away with it\'s acoustic settings and laid back tempos, the melodys are beautiful and Grohl's voice slides over the notes like water over rock. The two CDs compliment ...
...lyrics, it is easy to find a song to suit any mood and the foofs could have easily sold this as two seperate CD's! An album you could relax to or rock to, with lyrics as deep as they are relevant to the music that they are accompanying. A must have for fans and music lovers alike! ...

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...loud and scream along to in your car. Yet, still has the depth and quality squeezed into each track that creates meaning, emotion through the lyrical content and Dave Grohl's vocal diversity. Songs like DOA, The Last Song and No Way Back prove to be as melodic as succesful tracks on previous albums so as; All my life, Monkey Wrench and Learn to Fly. Best of You, Hell and In your Honour, so a more slow-tempo but firece rock feel to round up and make ...
...disc has a more mellow approach as it is jam-packed with an acoustic set showing the Foo Fighters more experimental side. Collaborations from the likes of Nora Jones and Led Zeppelin show the band's sheer respect from other musical artists, which doesn't leave me a reason to comment on the quality! Dave Grohl's side projects including Queens of the Stone Age and Collaborations with Tenacious D, and other members projects have really helped the Foo ...

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...stick around for a long time as 'Everlong', 'Monkey Wrench' and 'Learn to Fly' have done. I have been waiting for this album for some time and I can tell that anyone would like it due to the mix in tracks. This is good music, defintely their best yet. ...

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...could describe these as beautiful in an acoustical sense rather than the love song sense. The best song on the acoustic song is 'Cold Day in the Sun'; where the lead singer 'Dave Grohl' swaps roles with the drummer 'Taylor Hawkins' (Dave - Drums, Taylor - Guitar and Vocals). One of the last songs of the album is its secret weapon and shows how much the Foo Fighters are willing to experiment. You may also be interested that the acoustic side has ...
...each is great in its own way. Though this album is more for the tast of todays music crowd than the other albums. They are not less rocky but easier to listen to initially. I recomend buying this album if you like the Foo Fighters at all on any level. ...

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...however let me fill you in on the history of the band. Their lead singer, Dave Grohl was previously the drummer of Nirvana, where the band eventually collapsed due to the tragic "suicide" of Kurt Cobain. While Dave was in Nirvana, he had made some of his own music material, however he was too scared to publicise it as he thought at the time it would ruin the relationship of Nirvana. But he then made these songs into an album titled "Foo Fighters", ...
...CD. There are 21 tracks in total, however they have been split up into 2 discs, each disc represents a different genre. Through the publicity they have distinguished the discs by saying that there's "One that's loud, one that's not so loud". This basically means that disc 1 is the rock that all previous Foo Fighters fans are aware of. The bass guitar is heavily used on this album and for good reason, as they are calling this the loudest album they ...

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