supergrass/foo fighters

kdpjam

someone said dave's voice was going. which does not bother me, as i am going for the supergrass. love the new record, too

allornone

I'm going on Sunday night and am super pumped about Supergrass. I've currently got them Pumping On My Stereo.

intodeep

They sounded good together last night on the Who tribute on VH1.
Dave's voice sounded just fine too.

Get_Right

I love the grass
but the new record is a bit dissapointing

catching the webster hall show on the 30th-they are great live

got a couple of extra tix too if anyone needs em

oktacoma

Saw FF last night in OKC and they rocked!! They played for about 2 hours and 15 minutes! Dave sounded hoarse a few times but his voice was great overall.

anotherclone

I saw Foo last week. I was in the bar for Supergrass though. My bad.

Foos kicked major ass.

JasonTeck

allornone wrote:

I'm going on Sunday night and am super pumped about Supergrass. I've currently got them Pumping On My Stereo.

I will be there as well, here is a really cool article to get you stoked about the show!

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It looks as if Foo Fighters fans are in for quite the treat come Sunday night at the Scottrade Center. A recent concert review from the Seattle Times laid out the concert as a must-see.

“After 13 years, Foo Fighters have found their place in the sun. It’s their time to shine. Dave Grohl and company have reached the pinnacle of arena-rock success, and they’re reveling in it.

“Their packed, powerful show was a full-on, state-of-the-art, pull-out-all-the-stops, rock ‘n’ roll summertime party, with all the lights, video screens, screaming fans, and the whole nine.”

That whole nine would include catwalks, a satellite stage, and audience sing-alongs.

Tickets for the 7 p.m Sunday show at Scottrade with Supergrass and Year Long Disaster are $22.50-$42.50, available through Ticketmaster.

Here’s a Foo Fighters set list (not from the Seattle show).
“Let It Die”
“Pretender”
“Times Like These”
“Breakout”
“Learn to Fly”
“Cheer Up Boys, Your Makeup’s Running”
“This is a Call”
“The One”
“Stacked Actors” (featuring drum solo from Taylor Hawkins)

Acoustic set on smaller stage-in-the-round
“Skin & Bones”
“Marigold”
“My Hero”
“Cold Day in the Sun” (featuring Hawkins on drums/vocals)
“But, Honestly”
“Everlong”

End Acoustic Set

“Monkey Wrench”
“All My Life”

Encore
“Big Me” (featuring Jessy Green)
“Long Road to Ruin”
“Best of You”