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Generally favorable reviews- based on 156 Ratings
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Positive: 132 out of 156
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Mixed: 13 out of 156
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Negative: 11 out of 156
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JamesSOct 7, 2007This album is brilliant. There isn't a single bad foo fighters album yet. Let It Die is probably the best song here, or Stranger Things Have Happened. To compare this album to Nickelback is a disgrace, whoever it was that said that.
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JoelG.Oct 9, 2007Great album, they just keep getting better and better. Id write more but Im feed up with people that write reviews and don't even take the time to listen to an album and analyze it. Foos rock. Everysong on this album is worth listening too. how many bands can do that?
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SethV.Sep 25, 2007Epic! Amazing return to form after the disappointing "In Your Honor."
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MaryL.Sep 26, 2007Both thumbs up!
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FgSep 27, 2007Love it
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FgOct 7, 2007Love it
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ScottT.Sep 25, 2007Excellent album for all Foo fans. Stretches all the way back to remind us of The Colour & The Shape and shows us what they have for their potential in the future. Awesome rock album
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ChrisJ.Sep 25, 2007Damn good rock.
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SteveJ.Sep 25, 2007An instant classic. They have really expanded with this one. Perfect new record for fall.
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DavidF.Sep 26, 2007
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MikN.Nov 22, 2007Simply briliant
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MercedesF.Oct 19, 2007The best album of the foo fighters. The know how to rock, and they are masters in that area
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GustavoA.Sep 26, 2007This album sounds like the natural next step at Foos career. A perfect mixing of heavy and acoustic songs. The tune "Erase/Replace" is quite sharp and "Statues" is one of their most remarkable acoustic songs.
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Apr 1, 2011
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Apr 8, 2014the best foo fighters album, a real foo fighters, full of guitar solos in many greatest song like long road to ruin, come alive summer's end, the best foo fighters is brillant
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Jun 28, 2020excellent..................................................................
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RaffiK.Oct 19, 2007I've always liked foo fighters, and i pretty much always will. keep it up.
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ChrisGSep 28, 2007
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ChrisT.Feb 21, 2008Classic Foo Fighters, this album is practically flawless.
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NicH.Mar 31, 2009Awesome album that shows the great variety of the Foo Fighters.
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BerndKMay 30, 2009A very good Album. The best Foo Fighter Album so far. It's no bad song on this Album.
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JeffCOct 21, 2007A bunch of great songs, and a few ok ones. Not their best album overall, but still much better than most of the garbage that is out there today.
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ChadS.Sep 26, 2007
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charleshOct 14, 2007This is a good album.Anyone that has followed the Foo will appreciate the growth in the music and Daves' lyrics have always been real.
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ReidA.Oct 18, 2007I think it is probably their best to date. It seems better put together and all their songs except the music only song are nice to listen to.
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MarkK.Dec 29, 2007It all sound nearly flawless making it an excellent Foo Fighters album, if not the best they've done with a few, slightly shaky tracks spoiling it. Well worth the money.
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Nov 21, 2011This has become one of my favourate albums, especially songs like: "Stranger things have happened" and "Home". Though Im not really pleased with songs like "the Pretender" and "Summers end" because theyre too commercial.
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Mar 8, 2013Foo Fighters never stop making great music. This is another example of good rock. One of their best album with some of their greatest songs (The Pretender, Long Road To Ruin, Let It Die). Well Done!
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DerekP.Oct 6, 2007A sort of departure for the Foo. A little softer, but still great.
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NoahL.Sep 25, 2007This is big, open-hearted hard rock with a couple of slower tracks. The songs are actually pretty good this time around, and I really like Gil Norton's production - much better than the last 3 records in my opinion. By now we know what Foo Fighters sound like so I don't understand the backlash here.
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MojoIt's charming, understated and has to be heard in context. [Oct 2007, p.100]
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By and large this is as consistent a record as the Foo Fighters have ever made.
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They're sounding less and less relatable, leaving us pining not just for the days of a little grunge trio from Seattle, but for the relentlessly catchy and charismatic Dave Grohl of the Foos' still-fantastic self-titled debut and the better half of "The Colour and the Shape."