One of the first videos I came back to after hearing of his passing. The cymbals section still makes me hysterical to this day! RIP to an absolute legend
@@Kryptor360 I know I'm way late and you might not see it or care anymore, but I'm just seeing this video for the first time today lol. Sometimes during recording engineers will make the drummer record the drums and the cymbals separately, because when you're mixing and putting effects on the drums, if you want to go hard on the processing of the drums you end up getting as much cymbals as drums in your drum mics, so it kinda ruins it and you can't go as hard on the effects as you may want. So if the producer has an idea in mind that will require a ton of processing on the drums it can be a good idea to do one take of just the drums and one take of just the cymbals so you can mix them separately. Usually it's the same drummer doing each part and overdubbing them though, it's the first time I see it with two drummers playing at the same time but in different rooms to isolate them from each other, that's crazy ahahah I love it. It's the perks of having two amazing drummers in a band
that part of the song isn't great for displaying what Nate does in the song. he has an ascending bassline in the chorus. listen at 16.30. Maybe its cause I play bass but I reckon that despite the more guitar players the band has had i've heard the bass more.
No, I agree. As an aspiring bassist (which means I'm shit), I've started listening to basslines through the mix. Dunno if it's something mental or not.
That's why Rope is such a great song because Nate's funky fill-in notes early in the song made the final cut. But at this point, is it really worth it for him to gripe? Sucks but Dave is the boss. I'm sure all the side projects Nate does helps balance things out.
When I found that Seattle was city 7, I then had to track down which song resulted for the city. It's probably the most captivating Foo song I've heard. It really has a unique vibe. It's emotions are all over the place, from hope to what I perceive to be a feeling of ending. Tons of nuance. I don't know why the song style surprised me, but it did. Then again, it comes from a place that I have no way of fully understanding. Literally and figuratively.. You guys haven't knocked my skull out of the park yet, (Yea, I'm a Nirvana hold-over) but I really like where your music comes from. So even though my tastes are on the heavier side of the spectrum (not metal.. just heavier), I feel like someday soon I'll see my skull flying over that fence. . When you guys decide that there's no reason not to go there, you won't be able to resist the temptation to kick the holy shit out of something. When you do, it's gonna be something special. hmmm.. I still have to check out Something From Nothing. The skull bashing may have already started!
I wonder if people can feel the Seattle influence in this song. There's hints of "Jesus Don't Want Me For A Sunbeam" by The Vaselines which Nirvana brilliantly covered in Unplugged in NY.
Tiago C Yeah, but that Seattle influence is not just because they were actually recording that song in Seattle... I think it's impossible to be on the best band of the 90's and not be influenced by it on your next band...
This is all I wanted from the SH tv show. I just wanted to watch the Foos make an album, I wasn't really all that interested in the the history of each city. I am glad i found these videos!
Not sure why Ben's backing vocal ended up so low in the final mix. Like Butch said, his and Daves voice sound really nice together...but now you can hardly hear that he's in there.
Could someone please tell me what time signatures occur in this song? Seems like there are several but I'm having a hard time figuring out all of them.
the Gibson Dave plays sounds vintage,I just learned that its a limited edition ES 335,I love guitars and this one is becoming a favorite,I think Mr.Grohl may have something to do with the sound, just saying.This band has some of the greatest musicians alive.
cleary you should ignore your day job and obsess over the Foos like me. And dream of the trini lopez 335. I have a 79 walnut es335 TD, but it's not as nice, and just bought a cherry es349. i can't afford the Pelham blue 335, but it's pretty sweet too
Gergg Bergr Dave's said that specific original Trini is his main guitar on every Foo record. He claims that one guitar is THE Foo Fighters sound. He doesn't play it out live. His signature Gibson is a Trini copy of you can call it that, but it's new and has a more modern sound. The vintage Trini definitely has its own tone, especially that one.
"Empty Handed". It's a demo from the first Foos album. They finally released it awhile back on SONGS FROM THE LAUNDRY ROOM. Definitely check it out. It's got a great cover of "Kids in America"!
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One of the first videos I came back to after hearing of his passing. The cymbals section still makes me hysterical to this day! RIP to an absolute legend
Two of the greatest drummers alive playing around like kids. Nothing better.
Laughed hard at the Taylor/Dave synchronized drumming. Awesome!
theblitzace I’m wetting myself 😂😂
I wonder why are they recording like that?, is a technique or something?
Im rewatching this just for that. RIP taylor
@@Kryptor360 I know I'm way late and you might not see it or care anymore, but I'm just seeing this video for the first time today lol. Sometimes during recording engineers will make the drummer record the drums and the cymbals separately, because when you're mixing and putting effects on the drums, if you want to go hard on the processing of the drums you end up getting as much cymbals as drums in your drum mics, so it kinda ruins it and you can't go as hard on the effects as you may want. So if the producer has an idea in mind that will require a ton of processing on the drums it can be a good idea to do one take of just the drums and one take of just the cymbals so you can mix them separately. Usually it's the same drummer doing each part and overdubbing them though, it's the first time I see it with two drummers playing at the same time but in different rooms to isolate them from each other, that's crazy ahahah I love it. It's the perks of having two amazing drummers in a band
@@bidulus1 Oh man, thank you for answering. So overall it’s all about to get the best sound, good to know!
Empty Handed, what a monster song. Dave looks proud of that song. If I could write songs just half good songs than this one I would be fucking proud.
asdfgd I thought he was saying Indiana
Hey, quit judging yourself, man. I’m sure you’re heaps worse than you think.
Nate's like "please just command which boring root note I should play, and make sure you make it inaudible behind 3 guitars as usual"
Thank you!!! Couldn't agree more.
that part of the song isn't great for displaying what Nate does in the song. he has an ascending bassline in the chorus. listen at 16.30. Maybe its cause I play bass but I reckon that despite the more guitar players the band has had i've heard the bass more.
No, I agree. As an aspiring bassist (which means I'm shit), I've started listening to basslines through the mix. Dunno if it's something mental or not.
That's why Rope is such a great song because Nate's funky fill-in notes early in the song made the final cut. But at this point, is it really worth it for him to gripe? Sucks but Dave is the boss. I'm sure all the side projects Nate does helps balance things out.
Um no.
RIP Taylor 😔🥁🙏🐐😔
Love it when Dave sings for real. You know, verses what he calls "screaming". He has a beautiful voice that I find comforting.
12:45 - 14:18 funniest part. They were so close. RIP Taylor
That moment with Dave and Taylor was gold! RIP 🕊 TH
These videos make me appreciate Sonic Highways so much more. Thanks man!
Nah it’s a terrible album.
@@thegoodguy44 Not terrible, maybe just not as good as WL. I'd say 4/8 songs on SH are good, which is still a bad ratio, but those are fire.
@@thegoodguy44 then why are you here lol
@@thegoodguy44 come on, you dont even like THE FEAST OF THE FAMINE?
Sorry I cannot say that without screaming like hell
@@thegoodguy44 The series was far more interesting than the album
Im trying to do homework but the foos are too awesome!!
+Gamesmaster 239 me too hahahaa
me three!!! hahahaha
me five!! daaammn!! need to finish an assigment and I'm laughing while dave and taylor are playing drums toguether hahaha
Me 6 man... Well I need to get back to my 15-page research paper tho
LITERALLY ME RIGHT NOW
Butch: Okay you guys ready?
Dave: HEY DON’T LET IT GO TO WASTE *CRASH CRASH CRASH*
😂
13:51 - Poor Butch trying to get these guys to focus. They are such toddlers, and I love it!
i would pay just to see dave playing this fuckin cymbals :D
The keyboard chords together sounds brilliant
the power of two of rocks greatest drummers coming together, Taylor and the Cymbalist.... priceless
Fucking Hypnotic
I love this, one of their best songs rythms
Plus the drums cymbals part is crazy awesome
Thanks for these, Miguel!
+Snrub no problem :)
Funny, he heard empty handed hear and decided "shit man why didn't we release that" and they released it a few months later on an EP. hahaha
12:45 Brothers doing a drum duet. Brothers from another mother.
RIP Taylor
They're just a bunch of big boys having fun.....love it!
I love how Taylor doesn’t know what to do with his right hand during all my life so he just starts air drumming the symbols
When I found that Seattle was city 7, I then had to track down which song resulted for the city.
It's probably the most captivating Foo song I've heard. It really has a unique vibe. It's emotions are all over the place, from hope to what I perceive to be a feeling of ending. Tons of nuance.
I don't know why the song style surprised me, but it did. Then again, it comes from a place that I have no way of fully understanding. Literally and figuratively..
You guys haven't knocked my skull out of the park yet, (Yea, I'm a Nirvana hold-over) but I really like where your music comes from.
So even though my tastes are on the heavier side of the spectrum (not metal.. just heavier), I feel like someday soon I'll see my skull flying over that fence.
.
When you guys decide that there's no reason not to go there, you won't be able to resist the temptation to kick the holy shit out of something. When you do, it's gonna be something special.
hmmm.. I still have to check out Something From Nothing. The skull bashing may have already started!
Taylor’s laugh! 🤣💔
kurt would've been proud of you dave x
Ben and Dave's voice amalgamated beautifully.
Rami is fucking rad!!
I wonder if people can feel the Seattle influence in this song. There's hints of "Jesus Don't Want Me For A Sunbeam" by The Vaselines which Nirvana brilliantly covered in Unplugged in NY.
Tiago C Thought I was the only one that heard that. It's that A chord in there at the end of the verse progression.
Yep!
Tiago C Yeah, but that Seattle influence is not just because they were actually recording that song in Seattle... I think it's impossible to be on the best band of the 90's and not be influenced by it on your next band...
Tiago C Totally! At 7:22 you can hear it pretty good. I actually felt this when I first heard it!!!
The Vaselines are from Scotland
i hope dave and ben make a folk album someday.
The greatest song Big D has written. Gets me every fucking single time
Great vid about their recording process. Glad that they shared it.
13:02 That's me singing Everlong 😂
This is all I wanted from the SH tv show. I just wanted to watch the Foos make an album, I wasn't really all that interested in the the history of each city. I am glad i found these videos!
Yeah me too....
But it's great to know how they got inspired, I really loved the SH tv show
7:06 when I'm in a restaurant or at the grocery store, and I'm the only person in a sea of people that gets into the groove of a song
One of my absolute faves. Thanks so much!
12:43 RIP Taylor
I love how Rami looks really excited while doing his part
Blackbird who wouldn't? I mean, must be a pretty hyping experience to record your "voice" for inmortality
One of, if not my fav track off the album
One of my favorite songs by Foo, beautiful. Who thumbs down this btw? Idiots.
Awful music.
Hey, i enjoied the SH documentary, it's interesting the strory and influence of each city in each song
Dave's face at the beginning, "fuck yeah man, rock on"
Lead Cymbalist - Dave Grohl
16:25 what an amazing doubled vocals :O
That's Ben
Thanks you very much !!
One of their best songs
Another awsome video! Thanks for posting. Love sonic hwys
When Dave starts recording with "Big Red" is when a hint of the Grunge rawness is heard.
Just LOVE this song!!
12:27 is what you need to watch
Not sure why Ben's backing vocal ended up so low in the final mix. Like Butch said, his and Daves voice sound really nice together...but now you can hardly hear that he's in there.
the bass line is amazing
Dave being Dave 😂❤❤
13:00 OMG ahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Everlong :D
7:19
Sounds like ‘Jesus don’t want me for a sunbeam’
love the guitar sound for the open chords at 8:40
Does Pat EVER stop smiling? I've never seen anyone enjoy their job more than him. :)
Ingrid Walker how about the he creators of South Park?
Best song on the album.
The BEST ❤️😍😍❤️❤️
13:54 hahahahaha "all my life" 😂😂😂
I shat my pants at the Cymbal part
Pure magic.
Dave Grohl: Lead Cybalist
12:24 the best part!!
Ben Gibbard was just the perfect fucking touch to this song.
a fucking masterpiece
The burp is everything.
I hear some Steven Wilson influence for the acoustic guitar track.
COMIX: Beyond the Comic Book Pages don’t think Dave knows anything about Steven Wilson but would be cool if this were true
That's what the modern-day Nirvana would sound exactly like.
od 12:20 najlepszy moment
I really wanted to see Nate record that crazy bass line on the verses. Oh well. Great song!
Awesome, cool stuff
Kurt would love this!!
Stephen Murphy no he wouldn’t
@@TriceyDiva lmao alright like you knew Kurt and what he’d say. Ok millennial
Could someone please tell me what time signatures occur in this song? Seems like there are several but I'm having a hard time figuring out all of them.
Love this
Rip Taylor
the Gibson Dave plays sounds vintage,I just learned that its a limited edition ES 335,I love guitars and this one is becoming a favorite,I think Mr.Grohl may have something to do with the sound, just saying.This band has some of the greatest musicians alive.
cleary you should ignore your day job and obsess over the Foos like me. And dream of the trini lopez 335. I have a 79 walnut es335 TD, but it's not as nice, and just bought a cherry es349.
i can't afford the Pelham blue 335, but it's pretty sweet too
+John Shuster wood working by day, Building beautiful sounding Guitars are my passionate night job, maybe one day they will be on the big stage.
Gergg Bergr Dave's said that specific original Trini is his main guitar on every Foo record. He claims that one guitar is THE Foo Fighters sound. He doesn't play it out live. His signature Gibson is a Trini copy of you can call it that, but it's new and has a more modern sound. The vintage Trini definitely has its own tone, especially that one.
0:39 Return of the rat?
It was an old Dave record, it sounds amazing
Ben Gibbard FTW.
Canción putamente hermosa
😥
Anyone knows the Song at the beginning????This is the best song ive heard from the foos!!
I’m hearing an incubus song from light grenades , paper shoes?
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I want have fill like this again
Should’ve left the beeeelch in
whats the song called at the beginning? lov that hard dirty rock sound!!
+danina1996 Empty Handed by Foo Fighters. Sounds gnarly
sounds like J... dont want me for a sunbeam
What is the song we here at the beginning of the video ?
Empty Handed//Foo Fighters
What is the first heavy song? I search for subterranean and it is much more calm.
It's "Empty Handed"
"Empty Handed". It's a demo from the first Foos album. They finally released it awhile back on SONGS FROM THE LAUNDRY ROOM. Definitely check it out. It's got a great cover of "Kids in America"!
Nate with the fucking easiest job in the world
Whic song at the start?
Andrea Marchetti Empty Handed, Dave's solo demo from January 1992. It came out on the "Songs From The Laundry Room" EP on Record Store Day this year.
Andrea Marchetti i dont know
"Empty Handed" sounds like Nirvana would have been a metal band.
I was thinking of jesus dont want me for a sunbeam
16:25 Lol, it sounds like Tenacious D!
Um amor ❤
Ladies and gentlemen, those are Behringer speakers right there next to NS10's. Suck it B-haters!
Who was the back up singer guy at end?
16:22 classic Grohl...
From where did you get these cuts? It's not from Sonic Highways Series.
it was on the extra disc on the dvd
it was on the extra disc on the dvd
16:20 bekający Dave
14:56 I expected him to sing "DICK chills"