"If 'Tush' comes on the radio, I can promise you, the windows are coming down, the volume is going up, and I’ll be singing along to it at the top of my lungs no matter how stupid I might look to other drivers on the highway."

“I’m always recording what’s around me, especially if there’s some kind of significance, or a vibe or whatever, just with my phone. The day 'Fandom' came out, I was recording traffic sounds in New York."

"A pop-symphonic roller coaster that is sure to channel your inner-Molly Ringwald."

The performances are pure fire, but the film also serves as a reflection of the social struggles of the time. Focused editing elevates it beyond concert film and creates a new kind of cultural commentary.

“Technology advancements have allowed fans to have the highest music quality in their pockets.”

It does seem that Grohl is doing more than his fair share of uniting across ages and stages with the Foos' guileless and powerful rock ’n’ roll

Kevin Kawano of Joker’s Hand tells us about the influence of Green Day's 'American Idiot'

1960’s rockers the Zombies might be best known for the “Time of the Season” single, but the likes of Tom Petty, Paul Weller, and the Bangles were influenced by the Brit psychedelic band.

"It’s a hectic place, so people there like to let loose. The perfect recipe for great parties."

"I think it comes down to the song at the end of the day. The power of the song, and the melody."