A 7 - Cute guy at the club, in classes, at work, in apt building. Definitely cute, but not tops locally.
Go eat a pizza..........A 7 - Cute guy at the club, in classes, at work, in apt building. Definitely cute, but not tops locally.
I wouldn't say he is the best musician of the last whatever number of years, but he's a great front man, a good songwriter, and just an awesome all-around guy. Hard to not be a fan.![]()
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I was all excited for that album and the TV show and it fell flat imo. Their older stuff is decent and they are one of the best live bands around.He's a good rock star. Cool guy. Plays #####in Rock drums. Is good at what he does. Not a ton of range. I'm DC, so he's on my team. But he did frustrate me a bit with sonic highways as he was pretty clueless in the most important towns.
I would put Jack White right there beside him
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Hadn't seen it, but thanks for pointing me at it. I love stuff like this. Crazy people doing something huge and fun out of passion. Gets me every time. Also love Grohl's basic decency in acknowledging them and responding in Italian.I imagine everyone has seen the video of the 1000 Italians playing Learn to Fly and his followup response?
Definite cool dude who gets it who also rocks pretty hard.
- Great drummer
- Great front man
- Solid guitarist
- Good songwriter
- Cool guy
- Creative, as shown by Sonic Highways and Sound City documentaries
- Great resume, including Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Them Crooked Vultures, Queens of the Stone Age, and many other collaborations
I love the Foos music and rank Grohl right at the top of his era's musicians.
- Great drummer
- Great front man
- Solid guitarist
- Good songwriter
- Cool guy
- Creative, as shown by Sonic Highways and Sound City documentaries
- Great resume, including Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Them Crooked Vultures, Queens of the Stone Age, and many other collaborations
I love the Foos music and rank Grohl right at the top of his era's musicians.
Just to be clear, are you saying he is the musician or best entertainer/front man?I think he is the best musician in the last 30 years. I am a huge PJ fan but to come from Nirvana and then get out from under that to stand on your own, I don't think anyone else could do that.
seems like a big doosh though, which evens them out a bit for me.McGarnicle said:Parmcat said:I would put Jack White right there beside him
White Stripes
Rancontuers
Dead Weather
Solo stuffActually White >>>>>Grohl the more I think about it. Much more diverse and innovative, and if you've seen him play live, holy crap.
Not sure NP should be in that list. Like his lyrics or not, he is one of the top 5 drummers of all time; not sure Dave Grohl is near that.He - and his band - pretty impressive. Guys I would rank at or around Grohl - Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, Neil Young, Jack White, Beck and Neal Peart. Maybe not best ever, but solidly in the first or second tier.
I think he is one of the greatest drummers of all time. If we had a beer together , pretty sure I would try to beat him down.seems like a big doosh though, which evens them out a bit for me.McGarnicle said:Parmcat said:I would put Jack White right there beside him
White Stripes
Rancontuers
Dead Weather
Solo stuffActually White >>>>>Grohl the more I think about it. Much more diverse and innovative, and if you've seen him play live, holy crap.
I like the Foo Fighters, even if they usually stay in their fairly narrow comfort zone. I can see why some would think their songs are blah, but for kick ###, straight-ahead hard rock, you won't find much better these days.Chaos Commish said:A little overrated but understandably so considering his contemporaries/competition of the last couple decades. I've tried to get into FF during three different road trips this summer and no. He's great no doubt, but for me anyway there's something blah about the songs. shrug
Take this crap to the *drunk* thread.beer 30 said:Just to be clear, are you saying he is the musician or best entertainer/front man?FatUncleJerryBuss said:I think he is the best musician in the last 30 years. I am a huge PJ fan but to come from Nirvana and then get out from under that to stand on your own, I don't think anyone else could do that.
It's just outside of your 30 year window but I'd counter with Robert Plant, Phil Collins or Eric Clapton depending on what the criteria is.
All that aside, anyone who pulls
Meant Jack White seems to be a doosh.I think he is one of the greatest drummers of all time. If we had a beer together , pretty sure I would try to beat him down.seems like a big doosh though, which evens them out a bit for me.McGarnicle said:Parmcat said:I would put Jack White right there beside him
White Stripes
Rancontuers
Dead Weather
Solo stuffActually White >>>>>Grohl the more I think about it. Much more diverse and innovative, and if you've seen him play live, holy crap.
Don't get this narrow comfort zone perspective. How can anyone listen to the two discs of In Your Honor and say they have a narrow comfort zone? They aren't alike.I like the Foo Fighters, even if they usually stay in their fairly narrow comfort zone. I can see why some would think their songs are blah, but for kick ###, straight-ahead hard rock, you won't find much better these days.Chaos Commish said:A little overrated but understandably so considering his contemporaries/competition of the last couple decades. I've tried to get into FF during three different road trips this summer and no. He's great no doubt, but for me anyway there's something blah about the songs. shrug![]()
Can you unpack this a bit?Meant Jack White seems to be a doosh.I think he is one of the greatest drummers of all time. If we had a beer together , pretty sure I would try to beat him down.seems like a big doosh though, which evens them out a bit for me.McGarnicle said:Parmcat said:I would put Jack White right there beside him
White Stripes
Rancontuers
Dead Weather
Solo stuffActually White >>>>>Grohl the more I think about it. Much more diverse and innovative, and if you've seen him play live, holy crap.
That's the exception to the rule. The rest of their albums basically all have the exact same sound.Don't get this narrow comfort zone perspective. How can anyone listen to the two discs of In Your Honor and say they have a narrow comfort zone? They aren't alike.I like the Foo Fighters, even if they usually stay in their fairly narrow comfort zone. I can see why some would think their songs are blah, but for kick ###, straight-ahead hard rock, you won't find much better these days.Chaos Commish said:A little overrated but understandably so considering his contemporaries/competition of the last couple decades. I've tried to get into FF during three different road trips this summer and no. He's great no doubt, but for me anyway there's something blah about the songs. shrug![]()
Mike McCready interviewed him, that was really awesome.Jack is definitely wound tightly, but does seem to have a leg to stand on in the conflicts I've been aware of. Maybe takes them a little too far. Then there is the story of when Dan Auerbach got to Nashville and was being driven around to see the sights by an old-timer who knows everybody, and the old-timer called Jack and said he was with Dan and wanted to come by and show him Third Man and Jack's response was no, I don't want that guy in my ####### studio. Ha. Apparently, Jack feels that Dan bit just a little much from him for his comfort. Right down to moving to Nashville. And I'm your fact checkin cuz.
But he's an interesting interview subject. It's probably behind the premium wall now, but his WTF interview is great.
there is none better than Grohl he rulessofakingmoney said:Just Win Baby said:- Great drummer
- Great front man
- Solid guitarist
- Good songwriter
- Cool guy
- Creative, as shown by Sonic Highways and Sound City documentaries
- Great resume, including Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Them Crooked Vultures, Queens of the Stone Age, and many other collaborations
I love the Foos music and rank Grohl right at the top of his era's musicians.
Wish I could have gone. How were Urge Overkill and Cheap Trick? Weather crappy there or did it clear up?Saw them at Wrigley last night. Great Effin Show.
This.Just Win Baby said:- Great drummer
- Great front man
- Solid guitarist
- Good songwriter
- Cool guy
- Creative, as shown by Sonic Highways and Sound City documentaries
- Great resume, including Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Them Crooked Vultures, Queens of the Stone Age, and many other collaborations
I love the Foos music and rank Grohl right at the top of his era's musicians.