The Foo Fighters simply carry on delivering the nice and this time, they did it by the technique of Puddle Of Mudd.

Sure, you learn that proper. As reported by Consequence Of Sound, With a sensational efficiency by none aside from the Foo Fighters, they closed out their latest present within the fashion of some completely different bands, the place, in a heartfelt gesture to introduce Freese to the devoted Foo Fighters fanbase, Dave Grohl devoted a portion of their set to masking songs from Freese’s earlier bands, leading to a very unforgettable expertise.

Among the many distinctive covers carried out, a standout second occurred when the Foo Fighters handled the viewers to a short but awe-inspiring rendition of 9 Inch Nails’ traditional monitor, “March of the Pigs.” Seamlessly woven right into a medley, the efficiency additionally included Devo’s iconic hit “Whip It” and naturally, Puddle of Mudd’s beloved music “Blurry.”

The group was electrified by this musical tribute, and it served as a testomony to the musical versatility and camaraderie amongst these distinctive musicians.

Previous to becoming a member of forces with the Foo Fighters, Josh Freese drummed for a ton of bands starting from 9 Inch Nails, to Puddle of Mudd’s critically acclaimed album “Come Clear” in 2001. Along with these achievements, he has been Devo’s esteemed reside drummer since 1996, additional showcasing his distinctive expertise and flexibility behind the drum equipment.

The inclusion of those covers not solely showcased the immense respect and admiration that Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters maintain for Josh Freese but in addition allowed the viewers to glimpse the wealthy musical historical past and connections shared amongst these famend artists.

It seems like this new period of the Foo is off to an ideal begin and certainly, it’s going to hold shifting ahead in due time. Let’s see how all of this performs out within the gigs of the longer term.