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[sYn]
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PostPosted: Thu, 2nd Jun 2005 14:26    Post subject: Foo_Fighters-In_Your_Honor-2CD-2005-RIAA
Its out there,

just for those people who havent read the other thread talking about it Smile! I'll give a better opinion tonight when Im home from work, as I havent had a chance to listen to it yet!
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PostPosted: Thu, 2nd Jun 2005 14:43    Post subject:
hope its good Very Happy


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PostPosted: Thu, 2nd Jun 2005 15:01    Post subject:
I heard about 3 or so tracks this morning, and although I wasnt fully concentrating ... THEY ROCKED! There is certainly a more adult, harder feel to the tracks I've heard so far, the single does not do this album any justice, as I wasnt a big fan of that.. I have much higher hopes for the rest of the album as its slated to be "the one people will remember us for"..
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PostPosted: Thu, 2nd Jun 2005 15:13    Post subject:
will check them out at rockwerchter 2005
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PostPosted: Thu, 2nd Jun 2005 17:19    Post subject:
I think they did an *excellent* job.

First CD has some great rock, second CD changes it up with some acoustic, personally, I think both CD's are great music. Definately worth the bandwidth.


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PostPosted: Wed, 8th Jun 2005 06:48    Post subject:
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Foo Fighters - In Your Honor

Rip Info
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Artist: Foo Fighters
Album Title: In Your Honor
Record Label: RCA
Rip Date: 2005-06-07
Catalog Number:
Genre: Alternative
Year: 2005
Source: CD
Encoder: LAME 3.90.3
Quality: 213kbps avg / 44100 / Joint Stereo

Track List
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Disc: 1
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01 In Your Honor 3:49
02 No Way Back 3:16
03 Best Of You 4:15
04 DOA 4:12
05 Hell 1:57
06 The Last Song 3:19
07 Free Me 4:38
08 Resolve 4:48
09 The Deepest Blues Are Black 3:58
10 End Over End 5:52

Disc: 2
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01 Still 5:12
02 What If I Do 5:02
03 Miracle 3:29
04 Another Round 4:25
05 Friend Of A Friend 3:13
06 Over And Out 5:16
07 On The Mend 4:31
08 Virginia Moon 3:49
09 Cold Day In The Sun 3:20
10 Razor 4:53
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01:23:14
133 megs


the audio on the RIAA release wasn't too bad Smile


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PostPosted: Tue, 14th Jun 2005 21:29    Post subject:
Man, this albums rocks Very HappyVery Happy


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PostPosted: Tue, 14th Jun 2005 21:46    Post subject:
skidrow wrote:
Man, this albums rocks Very HappyVery Happy


Agreed. I really like 'No Way Back' and 'DOA' Very Happy


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PostPosted: Tue, 14th Jun 2005 21:52    Post subject:
This review says there is a 5.1 mix of the album ... anyone know if there's a scene release of it?

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Although it was as big a commercial success as the Foo Fighters' three previous albums, 2002's One by One seemed flat and tired, as if their leader, Dave Grohl, had reached a songwriting slump or as if the band had exhausted its possibilities. The time was ripe for a reinvention, or at least a risk, and the group responded accordingly with In Your Honor, a double album containing one disc of hard rock and one disc of acoustic material. Splitting music along such a clear dividing line is dangerous: since each disc explores one specific territory, each could sound monochromatic, but instead of falling into this trap, the Foo Fighters benefit from these self-imposed constraints. Both the rock and acoustic albums have their own distinct character -- more so than, say, Guns N' Roses' separately released Use Your Illusions, which felt like one gigantic sprawling album -- and while each is recognizably the work of the Foo Fighters, neither feels as formulaic as One by One. While the acoustic album would seem to be the biggest break from tradition -- not only does it have a hushed, subdued mood, but it's filled with guest stars, including several appearances by Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, a duet with Norah Jones on "Virginia Moon," and Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme returning the favor of Grohl's drumming on Songs for the Deaf by laying down guitar on "Razor" -- both albums showcase a reinvigorated band that is eager to stretch out and experiment. As such, the rock album not only hits much harder than One by One -- arguably, it rocks harder than any of their other records -- but its has fluid musicality and a new found sense of drama that gives it a nearly cinematic sense of scope. Naturally, the acoustic album is quieter, but it also has a similar flow and easy grace that makes it a fitting complement to the harder first record. Previous Foo Fighters albums have had the problem of being a little inconsistent, both in terms of material and in terms of maintaining a consistent sound, but here, perhaps because of the focused direction of the two albums, they not only sustain a consistent mood on each record, but the songs on each are strong, hooky, and memorable. Which means that In Your Honor pulls off a neat trick: by stretching out, the Foo Fighters not only have expanded their sound, but they've found the core of why their music works, so they now have better songs and deliver them more effectively. It makes for certainly their most consistent, arguably their best album yet. [In Your Honor was released in two editions: a copy-protected CD that will not play on your computer without installing a separate media player, and a DualDisc, containing a CD on one side and a DVD on the other. The DualDisc has a 5.1 mix version of the album on the DVD side, along with a very informative and entertaining documentary about the making of the album, tracing it from pre-production through the construction of a studio and to the recording of the two album.


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PostPosted: Tue, 14th Jun 2005 21:59    Post subject:
dvd Very Happy, sweet must have that 1 too hehe


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PostPosted: Wed, 15th Jun 2005 00:07    Post subject:
Those DualDisc cds are nice. Recently bought Chevelle-This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) DualDisc.
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PostPosted: Wed, 15th Jun 2005 20:35    Post subject:
acoustic [cd2] is nice 2 Smile. very peacefull


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