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song infoSomething From Nothing by Foo Fighters (official video) is a hard rock song. Song Title: Something From Nothing (official video)Artist: Foo Fighters Album: Sonic Highways Genre: rock, alternative, alternative rock, mainstream rock, hard rock, post-grunge Composer: Copyright © 2014 Foo Fighters Lead Vocals: Dave Grohl Backing Vocals: Dave Grohl Lead Guitar: Chris Shiflett Rhythm Guitar: Pat Smear Slide Guitar: Chris Shiflett Bass Guitar: Nate Mendel Drums: Taylor Hawkins Other: Baritone guitar: Rick Nielsen Producer: Butch Vig Recorded: Electrical Audio, Chicago Released: 16 October 2014 Format: digital download Label: RCA / Sony Music Number of listens: 14500 Current rank: 1851 (updated weekly) Highest rank: 1734 (play the video all the way through to register a vote for this song) |
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Something from Nothing is a song by the American rock band Foo Fighters from their eighth studio album Sonic Highways. It was released as the albums lead single on October 16, 2014. Recorded at Steve Albinis Electrical Audio studio, the song was influenced by the Chicago music scene.
Composition
Something from Nothing was inspired by the history of Chicago, Illinois, and was recorded in the city at Electrical Audio.
According to Daniel Kreps of the Rolling Stone magazine, the lyrics of the song Here lies a city on fire it started with a spark, and burned into the dark seem to be inspired by the Great Chicago Fire (1871).
Something from Nothing is a ferocious, at times even hypnotic, rocker with hints of funk, psychedelia, and Dave Grohls signature monster growl. It features soaring guitar that is reminiscent of Chicago-based alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins. The song starts with muffled guitar, and subsequently builds up to non-stop ferocious rock n roll in its fourth minute, and an ear-shattering outro lined with scorching guitar riffs.
Recording
Something from Nothing was recorded at Albinis Electrical Audio studio in Chicago. The song features guitarist Rick Nielsen of the rock band Cheap Trick as Chicago Citys guest of honor.
Music video
The music video aired at the end of the Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways Chicago episode. It shows the band performing at Electrical Audio while 2D animated lyrics appear in the background throughout the video. The video also features an appearance by Rick Nielsen.
Commercial performance
Something from Nothing debuted at number five on the Billboard Rock Airplay chart, as well as at number 12 and number 16 on Billboards Alternative Songs and Mainstream Rock charts respectively. It soon rose to number 1 on all three charts.
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