Foo Fighters

This is the Foo Fighters' first live album, covering their entire career, with imaginative reworkings and faithful reproductions of hits old and new. "Razor" kicks things off with a lullaby of a riff that sets a real comfy, intimate tone.

Since his old band made the greatest unplugged album ever, Dave Grohl deserves credit for
simply having the stones to release a stripped-down Foo Fighters disc. But Skin and Bones --
recorded live during three recent Los Angeles shows -- lacks the revelatory power of its
predecessor: Grohl sometimes seems unwilling to stick with bare-bones arrangements,
pushing his giant band (which included the Wallflowers' Rami Jaffee, violinist Pet... More >