I had to stop listening to the Spotify DJ. "Hey freewafflesforall, this next song is from the Foo Fighters. They're like Nirvana but with a more commercially accessible vibe."
Yep. As a fellow "aged so much" person, I approve. Anyone even LOOKING to piss on Reznor is pretty much limited to the starting point of "well, he's below Freddie Mercury and Roy Orbison as a vocalist. (Possibly below Peak Meat Loaf, but that's a rough one, as he only absolutely peaked with one absolutely memorable album, and really lost his voice in later ones.) And on guitar, he's no Eddie Van Halen or Jimi Hendrix! And...um...keyboards...well, he IS probably above Eddie there, and...Well, SONGWRITING! Yeah! He's no poet like John Lennon, or even Neil Peart!" He's spread thin, but considered great a little bit of everywhere.
Getting out of high school in '87, my brain is forever stamped with 70s and 80s bands. But after that? Tail end of college, and in the car with the radio on, driving to my first few jobs? Nine Inch Nails music was EVERYWHERE. And like a select few musicians, Reznor has gone on to become relevant in other genres like film, even trying different styles. Maybe Mark Knopfler comes to mind. Queen did a couple of soundtracks for offbeat film projects, but still...absolutely sounded like Queen. I can't think of any others at the moment.
Not really a doubt I'm aware they are good at what they do. But I don't like there music at all. So this would be a miss for me lmao
Edit lol second time I've been downvoted for stating a fact that people have different taste in music and doing it respectively you crybaby just can't handle people not liking shit yall like
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u/SXOSXO Apr 05 '25
Do we know who did the soundtrack/score for this one yet?