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The Foo Fighters- The Colour and The Shape
By Steve Province
Foo Fighters have always been in a gray area for me�I always put them into the same area as Toadies and Silverchair.  This is why I was surprised by how good The Colour and The Shape sounds.  This is the band�s sophomore effort, and it�s a very good one at that.  Dave Grohl (lead vocals), formerly of Nirvana, does a very good job on this album.  The Foo Fighters light, poppy styling contrasts with the hard, fast-paced nature of the music in Colour, which makes it hard to place exactly where these sounds are categorized.  Some of the highlights for this CD are the radio smash �Monkey Wrench�, �My Hero�, �Everlong�, and the awesome track �Walking After You�, a radio acoustic.  The song �My Hero� doesn�t sound like a song that would affect your emotions at first, but by the end of the song it�s tugging on those strings like a fisherman in a Godzilla remake.  One of the cute songs that I thought was just great is the track �See You�.  This song is so simple and it is just easy to listen to.  Most of the songs on this CD give you a feeling of happiness, because the songs are so cool to listen to.
I think one of the reasons Foo Fighters is doing so well on this album is they spent a two-year period between this one and the first getting their stuff together.  Dave Grohl has become a very good singer in this time frame, and despite his musical limitations, the vocals are awesome.  Pat Smear�s guitar style is hard and poppy at the same time, and it�s mostly acoustic, which is very cool.  This is a good listen folks�
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