Foo Fighters Greatest Hits

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The album features classic songs such as: 'Everlong', 'Monkey Wrench' and 'All My Life' as well as two new songs 'Wheel' and 'Word Forward'.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. It comes with some great songs such as Learn to Fly, Breakout, Times Like These, Everlong and many more. Not to be confused with "Our Best Songs" or "Our Favorite Songs," it is a collection of the songs that have defined our band's identity to most people over the years. The band's label, however, had been wanting to release a compilation album for four years, and exercised a clause in the band's contract that allowed them to do so. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.Dave Grohl has stated his displeasure with the release of a greatest hits album, stating he would have preferred to wait until after the band had retired.

Using the name Foo Fighters in an attempt to embrace anonymity, Grohl’s first recordings stirred enough label interest to necessitate a stepping out from the shadows.One single (" Best of You") is included from the band's biggest worldwide selling album In Your Honor, released in 2005.

Two singles are included from 1999's There Is Nothing Left to Lose album (" Learn to Fly" and " Breakout") as are two singles from 2002's One by One album (" All My Life" and " Times Like These").Over the course of a full album the Foos can drag – 1997’s The Colour and the Shape may be the exception – but here the four-piece never allow attentions or affections to wander. Music critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine noted in his positive review that the compilation was missing some of the band's successful singles, most notably " DOA" and " I'll Stick Around". And here is that history – or at least 13 tracks of it, along with a couple of new songs and a solo acoustic take on fan-favourite Everlong (the studio version appears, too). You can find Foo Fighters' evergreen hits like 'Everlong,' 'Monkey Wrench,' or 'Learn To Fly,' and of course the masterpiece 'The Pretender. The Foos have sold millions of albums already, and two new tracks – Wheels and Word Forward – will be downloaded separately by many.