Foo Fighters - Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace
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Free Music Notes for Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace
Free Music Review: A Huge Step for Foo Fighters
Hit: 5 Stars
Musically, this is the most creative and most carefully constructed album the band has ever put out. Although it's impossible to recapture the glory that was The Colour and the Shape, Dave Grohl and company have proven they are capable of considerable musical growth. Although they dabbled with acoustic, lighter music on In Your Honor, they have gained traction with the lighter, melodic side of things with Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace. It is clear they are much more comfortable playing a little quieter, and most surprisingly, singing lyrics with deeper meaning than ever before. That in itself, is a major departure from where Grohl started with the self-titled album in 1995. And perhaps that's the most encouraging and exciting thing about this album: the band has something meaningful to say.Free Music Review: Love it
Hit: 5 Stars
I don't buy many CDs nowadays and this was my first Foo Fighters CD, but I love it! I find it great to listen to in the car, at home, or even at work. The songs have a great mix of slow and hard to really keep you entertained.Free Music Review: More excellent music from Foo Fighters
Hit: 5 Stars
Multi-layered, melodic, hard driving rock. This one has it all. More of what you've come to expect from Dave and the boys. Great video for The Pretender too.Free Music Review: On the softer side...
Hit: 3 Stars
After listening to The Pretender 1000 times, I was expecting this album to be filled with harder, louder songs. Most of the songs are softer. There's nothing wrong with softer Foo Fighters, but I'm not really into it. The few standouts are The Pretender, Long Road to Ruin, and Let It Die, but other than those songs nothing is very spectacular. Free Music Review: Good album
Hit: 4 Stars
Really good album. Once again, they prove their high level of creativity and their diverse talents, without sounding like a totally different band.