Chris 2,153 Posted July 24, 2021 Earlier this Summer, frontman Dave Grohl announced the Foo Fighters would release a disco tribute album under the moniker, "'Dee Gees". Quote Grohl—ever the candid every-dude—said that the falsetto experiment was inspired by last December’s fascinating HBO documentary about the Bee Gees—never mind that he hadn’t actually seen it. The stakes could hardly have been lower. The results were hard to fault. Recorded with one-man multi-platinum mint Greg Kurstin, the veteran band’s stab at the Bee Gees’ nuke-proof 1976 hit—the first in a run of disco-pop smashes that would appear on the next year’s gazillion-selling Saturday Night Fever soundtrack—is muscular but essentially faithful. When Grohl channels Barry Gibb’s horndog dancefloor exhortations (“My woman gives me pow-wah!”), it feels as self-consciously silly as disco’s monocultural phase gave audiences a license to be, from Studio 54 to suburban strip malls. Thoroughly harmless, it’s kind of a hoot. It would’ve made a fine novelty single. Hope you’re ready to boogie down: “You Should Be Dancing” is merely the opening track on an entire album attributed to the Dee Gees, a Record Store Day exclusive titled, semi-funnily, Hail Satin. Check it out: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mahatma 31 Posted July 26, 2021 The Foo Fighters would only allow fans that could prove they were vaccinated to attend their concert in LA. Then they had to cancel/postpone it because someone in organization tested positive! rumor is that its the drummer! but the irony of this whole this is delicious! https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/foo-fighters-postpone-los-angeles-concert-1197591/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
