From the Vault: Queens and the Stones (and Dave Grohl)
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While we patiently await more news from the QOTSA crew, join us in taking these VSQ tributes to Queens of the Stone Age out for a spin:
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While we patiently await more news from the QOTSA crew, join us in taking these VSQ tributes to Queens of the Stone Age out for a spin:
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The Foo Fighters have begun readying a documentary to be released later in 2011. Spitfire Pictures and Academy Award winner James Moll are slated to produce the documentary, which will "chronicle the entire history of the Foo Fighters from the cassette demos Dave Grohl recorded during his tenure as Nirvana’s drummer through their ascent to becoming one of the biggest rock bands on the planet."
The Foos new album is set to be released this spring, which Grohl has noted is a return to the band’s hard rocking roots. "There's 11 songs and front to back, there's not one sleepy ballad," Grohl explained, which they recorded in a makeshift studio set up in his garage.
The band recently gave NME a video tour of the garage, which you can watch here . The band's new album has been recorded with producer Butch Vig, whom Grohl last worked with during his time with Nirvana. Fans of the band, in the US can, get a preview of the upcoming new album, by texting "TASTE" to 66937 to get a free new snippet of the music for their mobile phones. The band is also scheduled to Headline NME Awards Big Gig 2011, at Wembley Arena, on February 25th.By 6
“I had this idea that instead of going and spending a ton of money on one video made by a director who’s done it a trillion times, why not split up the cash and give it to the fans and let the fans make 11 different videos for the band? So that, instead of just making one video as the album comes out, we have 11 different videos for the 11 songs on the record.”To enter the contest visit the band’s site. Also, check out the hilarious promos for the contest the band shot:
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