The Foo Fighters have released a new video for the band's latest single, "Load Road to Ruin." This is single #2 off Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace.

 

The Foos get back to their roots here, with a good rock song and a hilarious video. This is up there with the band's best clips; maybe not quite as hilarious as "Learn to Fly" or "Big Me," but great nonetheless. And it features Karen from "The Office." This oughta get your weekend started off right...

 

 

Even though it's not as omnipresent as a usual Foo Fighters lead single, "The Pretender" reached #1 on both the Mainstream and Modern Rock charts. The band will try to keep the ball rolling by releasing a second single off the album in late November. That single will be the song "Long Road to Ruin."

Pretty much any drummer would want to play for Led Zeppelin, wouldn't they?

Dave Grohl definitely would, as the Foo Fighters front man says he is at the "beck and call" of the rock legends.

But instead, he kept with it for 12 more years and 6 more studio albums.

Nirvana was the defining rock band of a generation, so you would think that Dave Grohl would be considered a living legend. And even though that is the case to many people, there are others out there who think Grohl was just the "Grunge Ringo"; a fill-in drummer who was nothing more than a pawn in Kurt Cobain's masterplan.

 

Grohl recently expressed his thoughts towards his detractors.

SNL is about to begin its 33rd season and they'll be kicking it correct with Kanye West joining host LeBron James in the first episode. Here's holding out for a Kanye vs. 50 Cent parody featuring Kenan Thompson in 50's spot. I bet it won't happen but I know it should.

After the first episode, SNL will bring on musical guests Spoon, Foo Fighters and Bon Jovi. In fact, Bon Jovi frontman Jon Bon Jovi will host the episode featuring the Foo Fighters' music. I wonder if they'll do any energy drink skits. That's my Jovi.

Man, these MySpace rambles she offers up are absolutely priceless.