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Foos Fight Another Day

by Rhapsody

"These are my famous last words!" screams Dave Grohl at the outset of Wasting Light, the Foo Fighters' seventh album. If it's true, he's going out with a helluva bang. But something tells us the great Grohl has many more words to spew and rock realms to conquer. Here, we've gathered the latest and greatest of Foo. While you're enjoying the brand-new album -- press Play now (!) -- read our extended review of Wasting Light. Then, check out a playlist of the band's greatest hits; explore a snazzy infograph linking all of Grohl's music endeavors; and flash back to the early days of the Foos with our '90s Hits radio station.

Wasting Light

Foo Fighters

"These are my famous last words!" screams Dave Grohl at the outset of Wasting Light, the Foos' seventh album. If it's true, he's going out with a helluva bang. Recorded in Grohl's garage using only analog gear (how rock is that) and produced by Butch Vig, the record sees the band at its heaviest ("White Limo") and even its blues-iest ("I Should Have Known"), but the Foos' classic soft-to-thunderous builds are still very much in play. Grohl seems especially mesmerized by "the end" -- of life, of Earth, of bad relations -- yet at album's end he confesses with manic zeal, "I never want to die!"