Can anyone describe the stylistic difference between older/newer Foo Fighters albums?

RJDG14 · 06-05-2017, 01:25 PM

I typically group the Foo Fighters music into two categories - their first four albums (Foo Fighters, The Colour And The Shape, There Is Nothing Left To Loose and One By One) and their four newer albums (In Your Honor, Echoes Silence Patience and Grace, Wasting Light and Sonic Highways). Odd songs from their more recent albums seem exceptions, such as Sean, which I place more into the category of their older albums.

In my opinion I find their earlier work more memorable on average, in particular their 1995 debut and One By One, but can't quite describe why this is. Can anyone describe the difference?

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RJDG14 Music Addict Join Date: Jun 2015 Posts: 157	Can anyone describe the stylistic difference between older/newer Foo Fighters albums? I typically group the Foo Fighters music into two categories - their first four albums (Foo Fighters, The Colour And The Shape, There Is Nothing Left To Loose and One By One) and their four newer albums (In Your Honor, Echoes Silence Patience and Grace, Wasting Light and Sonic Highways). Odd songs from their more recent albums seem exceptions, such as Sean, which I place more into the category of their older albums. In my opinion I find their earlier work more memorable on average, in particular their 1995 debut and One By One, but can't quite describe why this is. Can anyone describe the difference?