This is Best of Foo, a podcast dedicated to finding the best Foo Fighters song. Superfans Paul Carlin and Lorenzo Pacitti make their way through 128 of the band's songs, debating the finer points of each one in a bid to deduce which track truly is Best of Foo. 128 enter, only one can remain.
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This is Best of Foo, a podcast dedicated to finding the best Foo Fighters song. Superfans Paul Carlin and Lorenzo Pacitti make their way through 128 of the band's songs, debating the finer points of each one in a bid to deduce which track truly is Best of Foo. 128 enter, only one can remain.
Best of Foo is now basically a drumming podcast. Hope you like flams.
In this episode, Paul and Lorenzo are joined by talented guitarist and drummer-for-hire Martin Johnston (of the great Glasgow band American Clay) to deal with eight more songs in this third quarter final.
Like the previous two episodes, there are some hefty decisions and nobody is pulling their punches when it comes to deciding which tunes deserve to make it through to the next round.
Plus, most importantly, loads of chat about drumming and more football references than you're probably used to; deal with it.
This episode's matchups are: A Matter of Time vs Hell // Hey, Johnny Park! vs Exhausted // DOA vs Everlong // Winnebago vs My Poor Brain.
Love and thanks to @jartinmohnston of @americanclayhi for taking part in this episode. You can also hear Martin's talents on recent recordings by @vukoviband and @the_quilter.
Best of Foo: A Foo Fighters Odyssey
This is Best of Foo, a podcast dedicated to finding the best Foo Fighters song. Superfans Paul Carlin and Lorenzo Pacitti make their way through 128 of the band's songs, debating the finer points of each one in a bid to deduce which track truly is Best of Foo. 128 enter, only one can remain.
