My Dave Grohl collection

[FooFighter0234]

If you can find them, get the '93/'94 demos for self-titled. totally worth it.

[Jezza Ho]

Jackson United: Harmony and Dissidence (Chris Shiftlets side band)

both Dave and Taylor perform drums on the album

[Kadi]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Grohl_discography Here's lots of albums and songs.

[lunaticflowers]

Hi everyone!
I want to start a band at distance. any interested?
I'm from Argentina

[aibeats]

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[nath2789]

he played the drums on It's all about the Benjamins - Puff Daddy and the Family

[OldFooFan]

Originally Posted by nath2789

he played the drums on It's all about the Benjamins - Puff Daddy and the Family

Actually, he played guitar, bass, and drums on it, but not at every point on the track. His stuff is mixed in with other musicians' stuff. According to Dave, most of his part starts near the end, when Lil' Kim comes in.

I used to own the CD single, and one of the b-sides is a seperate rock remix that's very different up to Lil' Kim's part. I've always suspected this was Dave's entire rock track. The drums are heavier and the guitar is different. The drum ending is also different, with the drummer (I'm guessing Dave) banging away on an open hihat and crashing cymbals (Dave's MO). Unfortunately, I lost the CD years ago.

EDIT: I found a clip online from Artistdirect of this second rock version; it actually credits at least one extra musician, which would mean there are more collaborators on this version that on the more widely known rock remix. And yet, the drums sound to me more like Dave to me than the other version. I could be wrong -- I'm not basing that judgment on anything but the intuition of my own ears, but have a listen and see if you all agree.

[alecstrickland]

That guy is amazingly talented. And such a solid songwriter!

[shtteuvux]

Foo Fighters front man Dave Grohl says his wedding day was perfect - and that
was before he even got to the ceremony. Dave - who used to drum for the
legendary Nirvana - woke up at band mate Taylor Hawkins’ house and then
proceeded to "jam" before heading to the service earlier this year. He says,
"My wedding day was my perfect day. I spent the night at Taylor's the night
before. We woke up in the morning, had a big breakfast, and had some bacon and
some eggs. Sat by the pool for a while with a couple of cups of coffee, went to
the studio and jammed for an hour or two, came up with a bunch of new riffs.
Went back to the pool and went to my wedding. Even before the wedding, it was
one of the greatest days of my life. I see a lot of those days in the future.
In the near future." (WENN)

[Jess96]

I think there's a discography of everything he's ever played on on Wikipedia under his name (don't think I'm allowed to post links yet...)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Grohl_discography