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There Is Nothing Left to Lose by Foo Fighters
9,498,130 plays (873,656 listeners)
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Tracklist
| Track | Duration | Listeners | ||||
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Stacked Actors | 4:16 | 218,997 | ||
| 2 |
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Breakout | 3:20 | 390,587 | ||
| 3 |
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Learn To Fly | 3:55 | 711,112 | ||
| 4 |
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Gimme Stitches | 3:42 | 183,953 | ||
| 5 |
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Generator | 3:47 | 225,945 | ||
| 6 |
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Aurora | 5:49 | 187,672 | ||
| 7 |
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Live-In Skin | 3:52 | 163,175 | ||
| 8 |
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Next Year | 4:36 | 267,232 | ||
| 9 |
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Headwires | 4:37 | 160,550 | ||
| 10 |
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Ain't It the Life | 4:14 | 169,337 | ||
| 11 |
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M.I.A. | 4:03 | 160,665 | ||
| 12 | Fraternity | 3:10 | 14,298 |
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About this album
There Is Nothing Left to Lose is the third album by the Foo Fighters, released in 1999, following the band’s biggest seller The Colour and the Shape. Their first release on the bmg label, the album debuted and peaked at #10 both in the US and UK, and broadened their fanbase further with such hits as Learn To Fly, Stacked Actors, Breakout and Next Year. Many of the songs stray from the band’s first two albums because they have a mildly experimental feel. The album is also more radio-friendly, with less abrasive vocals and less angry and aggressive songs than other Foo Fighters albums.
It was the first album recorded with permanent drummer Taylor Hawkins, and last album to not feature permanent guitarist Chris Shiflett, who replaced former guitarist Franz Stahl. Stahl departed the band just prior to the album’s recording due to creative differences, wanting to play harder edged songs like the previous albums featured. Since There Is Nothing Left to Lose, the Foo Fighters have held up the same line-up of Dave Grohl, Shiflett, Hawkins, and Nate Mendel.
Early pressings of the disc included a temporary tattoo, similar to the one featured on the album cover. The album was also re-released in 2001 as a two-CD edition which offers a second VCD disc of four videos and one bonus track, Fraternity. This edition has a picture of the Australian swimmer Michael Klim on the front, chosen because he has a Foo Fighters tattoo on his left shoulder, and has also admitted to be a Foo Fighters fan several times.
Singer/guitarist Dave Grohl has stated before that the album was recorded at his home and that the band would have “a BBQ every day after recording.”
Learn To Fly, Stacked Actors, Breakout and Next Year. Many of the songs stray from the band’s first two albums because they have a mildly experimental feel. The album is also more radio-friendly, with less abrasive vocals and less angry and aggressive songs than other Foo Fighters albums.
It was the first album recorded with permanent drummer Taylor Hawkins, and last album to not feature permanent guitarist Chris Shiflett, who replaced former guitarist Franz Stahl. Stahl departed the band just prior to the album’s recording due to creative differences, wanting to play harder edged songs like the previous albums featured. Since There Is Nothing Left to Lose, the Foo Fighters have held up the same line-up of Dave Grohl, Shiflett, Hawkins, and Nate Mendel.
Early pressings of the disc included a temporary tattoo, similar to the one featured on the album cover. The album was also re-released in 2001 as a two-CD edition which offers a second VCD disc of four videos and one bonus track, Fraternity. This edition has a picture of the Australian swimmer Michael Klim on the front, chosen because he has a Foo Fighters tattoo on his left shoulder, and has also admitted to be a Foo Fighters fan several times.
Singer/guitarist Dave Grohl has stated before that the album was recorded at his home and that the band would have “a BBQ every day after recording.”
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Shouts
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second-life-syn wrote:
I really like the album. The only thing that bothers me is that from Aurora on he album gets really soft. Even Headwires doesn't bring the starting feeling back. That's a pity. It's only lucky to be still miles away from In Your Honor which is much worse on that account.
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Martinoilchino wrote:
aurora best for ever!!!
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atheistXpeace wrote:
Aside from Learn to Fly, this album is kinda boring for me.
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Nai87s wrote:
this album is so good!
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viva__hate wrote:
the drumming in this album are perfectly insane
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nathaliafdf wrote:
favorite foo album evar. [3]
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Punkyatari wrote:
This is their best album. They were really hitting the mark with these songs ..
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renandearaujo wrote:
I prefer The colour and the shape and Wasting light, but this album is amazing too *_* so clean and beautiful...
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Bolshevized wrote:
Yeah, last good Foo album, I reckon, and in a way, their best. Not that they haven't had some good individual songs since then, just not albums.
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TetrisRock wrote:
The only two Foo Fighters songs I can bother my arse with are on this album. I did quite like them back when they were less angry and a bit more melodic.
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empjori wrote:
Their most melodic and listenable album. And their best as a whole. Maybe best album overall.
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Duque-Sama wrote:
First half energetic and second very melodic, Great songs.... One of their best, just behind The Colour and The Shape and Wasting Light maybe...
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NoahIsCool wrote:
This or Wasting Light for best FF album. I think Generator is their most underrated song.
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Hectorama wrote:
Generator!
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Stueybert wrote:
Best Foo's album hands down.
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Osama_in_Brasil wrote:
I did not die so I can hear the new album foo fighters hidden
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violent_delight wrote:
Generator has to be the best song off this album in my opinion. Foo Fighters Rock!
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Spydrfish wrote:
This was the first album I ever bought, and I'm proud to say that.
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idriel1 wrote:
totally into it...driving in my car, listening to this daily, how will this love end :P :)
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sandralml wrote:
learn to fly *-*
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