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'''"Let It Die"''' is the second track and third single by the [[Foo Fighters]] from their [[2007]] album ''[[Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace]]''. |
'''"Let It Die"''' is the second track and third single by the [[Foo Fighters]] from their [[2007]] album ''[[Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace]]''. |
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The song features former [[Foo Fighters]] guitarist [[Pat Smear]]. Pat is currently a touring member of the [[Foo Fighters]]. |
The song features former [[Foo Fighters]] guitarist [[Pat Smear]]. Pat is currently a touring member of the [[Foo Fighters]]. |
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"Let It Die" is the second track and third single by the Foo Fighters from their 2007 album Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace.
The song features former Foo Fighters guitarist Pat Smear. Pat is currently a touring member of the Foo Fighters.
In an Interview with Billboard magazine on July 6, 2007, Dave Grohl noted,
"There's four-piece rock band shit, but then there are songs where the middle sections turn into this mass orchestrated swarm and ridiculous time signatures."[1]
References
- ^ Cohen, Jonathan. "Foo Fighters Let It Rip On Sixth Album". Billboard.com. July 6, 2007.