'There Is Nothing Left to Lose' is the third album from the American rock band that is the Foo Fighters. The album was released through RCA Records in 1999 and features my personal favourite Foo Fighters track that is 'Breakout'. There are a number of Foo Fighters tracks that I absolutely love, 'Breakout' is my very favourite of them all however and every time I hear the track I smile. 'There Is Nothing Left to Lose' features eleven tracks and this therefore provides for 46 minutes of music. 'The Colour and the Shape' is the bands best album by far in my opinion, this one certainly still contains a number of excellent tracks however and I therefore often quite enjoy listening to this fine album from the band.

'Breakout' possesses such an infectious chorus, the guitar work also is stunning here and never do I tire of hearing the track. Every time I hear this track my love for it increases, it's a fine rock track and one that I highly recommend to everyone. Such power is attained by the band here, it's a brilliant piece of music and I fail to find fault with the track whatsoever. 'M.I.A.' on the other end provides this album with an absolutely fantastic finish, it's another of my favourite Foo Fighters tracks and a definite highlight from this 'There Is Nothing Left to Lose' album. Always Foo Fighters albums seem to possesses fantastic opening/closing tracks, never do the bands openers/closers disappoint and you just know when the band brings out a new album that with two tracks at least you're going to be in for a treat.

This is not a bad album from the Foo Fighters, there are some incredibly strong tracks present here but there are also a number of others that are really quite disappointing. 'Breakout', 'Stacked Actors', and 'M.I.A.' are definitely well worth listening to, not much else shines through in the bands sound here however and for the most part the music created by the Foo Fighters here is really rather average. Dave Grohl's vocal passion is at times a little lacking, this I feel detracts away from the overall quality of the bands sound but instrumentally the music always has much to offer. It's my belief that 'Breakout' is the best track that the band has ever written, this is one track which is certainly well worth listening to but much of the rest of this album from the band is really quite sorely disappointing. Give this album a listen if you love that Foo Fighters sound, for the bands best album I would however look to the 1997 release 'The Colour and the Shape'.