Dave Grohl’s ‘Sonic Highways’

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

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🗓️ 7 November 2014

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Ben Ratliff and Jon Caramanica discuss “Sonic Highways,” the new album and HBO mini-series by Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters.

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0:00.0	This is the New York Times Popcast, you are blowhard daddy of music news and criticism.
0:05.2	I'm your host, John Caramonica. You have no choice you to choose
0:12.8	fit farewell to yesterday
0:15.2	Say goodbye. I'm on my way
0:20.6	But in the end we are all.
0:24.0	Come from what's come before so here I would go.
0:30.0	I would go.
0:32.0	Yeah. I would go.
0:33.0	Oh, that was.
0:35.0	Ooh, that was the Foo Fighters.
0:39.0	Ooh, that was something from nothing from nothing
0:41.0	from this hot new record.
0:44.0	Ben Ratliff, what's this hot new record called?
0:47.7	And when I say hot, I mean like it has a fever.
0:49.8	It has a temperature, like it's sick, like it's done like it's unwell what's it called what is that what
0:55.7	is daddy what's his voodoo daddy is so sick and it's called Sonic highways which
1:00.6	little known fact is also the name of a kids meal at Sonic so that there's that Sonic highways talk to me about Sonic highways
1:08.3	Tell the people concept well the food fighters a known conceptual band tell the people where the Foo Fighters are pushing it on this iteration of their career.
1:17.0	Yeah. The Foo Fighters, let's back up to 2013.
1:21.0	Sure, let's when Dave Grohl directed a movie called Sound City, which is about
1:28.2	Sound City studios in California, where a lot of important rock albums were made including
1:36.3	Nevermind by nirvana on which he plays the drums a popular band popular band
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