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2003 Certificate Ex
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Starring Foo Fighters
Director Maurice Linnane
Genres Music/Musical

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Foo Fighters - Everywhere But Home

Tracklisting details not advised.

Starring Foo Fighters
Director Maurice Linnane
Studio SONY BMG
Certificate Certificate Ex
Genres Music/Musical
Language DVD: English
Released DVD: 24 Nov 2003
Production year: 2003
Format DVD

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  • 11 out of 11 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 5 stars

    GREAT FOO

    Foo Fighters have always been hot property since the demise of Nirvana. However since the release of latest album 'One by One' just over a year ago, they have achieved even higher heights of success, especially in the UK - number 1 albums, top ten singles and a sold-out UK arena tour in addition to a couple of festival dates.

    'Everywhere but home' concentrates on the latter - the fact that they've toured pretty much non-stop since the release of 'One By One.' They've been all over the world, and the DVD contains the best picks from the various tours (no footage from the concerts I went to but I won't hold a grudge).

    It certainly isn't short on content, with a full-length concert in Toronto in both video and audio formats, a 4-song acoustic set from Washington, a couple of tracks from their show at Slane Castle this year and a full audio version of their first ever concert in Reykjavik.

    Basically, its a must for any Foo fan, and a great piece of memorabilia for anyone who has seen them live. The Toronto show demonstrates what a great live band they really are. All of the singles are included plus album favourites such as 'Hey, Johnny Park!' and 'Aurora' which are both amazing (having experienced it first hand). Grohl's solo acoustic of Everlong is beautiful.

    I can't comment on the DVD-ROM features as I can't play them on my PC. I would assume the 'Photo Galleries' are on there, unless of course these 'Photo Galleries' are the pictures that come up on screen when you play the audio tracks.

    If you're a Foo fan, its a must. But of course that goes without saying. It demonstrates once and for all that Dave Grohl is not 'that drummer from Nirvana' - he's a star in his own right, as are the rest of the band.

      • A customer from WAKEFIELD
      • Posted 06 Dec 2004 16:06

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  • 4 out of 4 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 3 stars

    Foo Fighters - A Class Act

    Featuring footage from live shows in Toronto (full concert), Slane Castle (just two songs) and Washington DC (a short but appealing acoustic set), this DVD is an enjoyable testament to how much Grohl and company enjoy doing what they do best - playing live. That said, the Reykjavic gig is disappointingly presented in audio format only, accompanied by an irritatingly slow-changing (and occasionally repeated) series of stills. Despite this, "Everywhere But Home" is a compilation of energetic and electrifying performances that will delight any Foo's fan.

      • mywifenow from Surrey
      • Posted 05 Feb 2004 02:57

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