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Got a question for the posse...

I just watched a performance of the Foo Fighters and thought I saw Pat Smear on stage. Is he back in the band?
I don't know, but did you see them on HDnet?

bww Wrote:
I don't know, but did you see them on HDnet?


You are correct, sir...

He played with them at the Grammys and even took the stage with them when they won their award. It was the first I had seen or heard of Pat Smears with the Foo Fighters. Their official website doesn't have him listed as a band member and I can't find any news items, blog items, etc about him playing with them. However, there are pics of him in the tour photos. Intersting.

Did anyone realize how tall he is before now?

Edit: Found this on Wikipedia

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In May of 2006, the Foo Fighters announced they would play limited acoustic dates across North America. It was announced Smear would be one of the touring musicians aiding the band during the shows. He also appeared with them on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in September 2006 and on the same stage as Bob Dylan and The Eagles at Genentech's 30th Anniversary party. On October 21 and 22, 2006 he also joined the band for both days of the Bridge School Benefit Concert, hosted by Neil Young. In addition he is a featured musician on the Foo Fighters live album Skin and Bones. In August 2007, he appeared on stage with the Foo Fighters at the UK's V Festival, Meadowbank Stadium, Edinburgh and Marlay Park, Dublin, Ireland.

The previously unrecorded Germs song, Golden Boys, which is on Smear's 1988 SST album Ruthensmear, appears on the soundtrack of the 2007 film Cthulhu.

On Sunday, September 9, 2007, Smear joined the Foo Fighters for their MTV Music Video Awards party room show. Smear has been added to the band as a touring guitarist for their supporting tour of the album Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace. Smear also is credited with playing guitar on the song "Let It Die" off the same album. On Saturday, October 13, 2007, Smear joined the Foo Fighters for an appearance on Saturday Night Live and also joined the Foo Fighters on stage at the MTV Europe Music Awards, confirming his return to the band. He appeared with the band on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross on November 9. He played both Foo Fighters dates at the O2 Arena, London on November 17 and 18 2007. On February 10, 2008 Smear also performed live with Foo Fighters at the 2008 Grammy Awards broadcast on CBS from a stage outside the Staple Center in Los Angeles.

Blah, Foo Fighters? Really?

Lush Wrote:
Blah, Foo Fighters? Really?


Who doesn't like the Foo Fighters?

dynovinyl Wrote:

Lush Wrote:
Blah, Foo Fighters? Really?


Who doesn't like the Foo Fighters?


03-lmfao I get jokes.

dynovinyl Wrote:

Lush Wrote:
Blah, Foo Fighters? Really?


Who doesn't like the Foo Fighters?


I can see how someone might not like the Foo Fighters, but you have to enjoy their videos. No one makes a better video than them...

Lush Wrote:

dynovinyl Wrote:

Lush Wrote:
Blah, Foo Fighters? Really?


Who doesn't like the Foo Fighters?


03-lmfao I get jokes.

Apparantly I don't. What's so funny?

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