Foo Fighters - The Colour And The ShapeThe Colour And The Shape is the second studio album by Foo Fighters. Produced by Gil Norton, it was released through Capitol Records and the group's own Roswell Records on May 20, 1997. The album grows deeper the more it's played, with the band's ripping power more than matched by Dave Grohl's fascinating examinations of pain and divorce. There is even a convincing long slow ballad, "November Stars", whose intensity should win over doubters. If that

'Let It Live' slides along on a perfectly blazed bass line and 'Pollinate' is all crashing cymbals and distorted amps

Brooklyn and Vermont

from the confectionery pop bounce of 'You're Pretty Good Looking

If you're unfamiliar

The Blues Busters

featuring co-conspirators Trevor Moss & Hannah-Lou

and less concerned with storytelling and easily-digested melodies

' and 'Chapel Hill

a band that is psychedelic not because of reverb or shredding through pedals but for their simple way their songs seem to extend to infinity

It features Ahab and the Wailers

bombastic style of electronic production

and the environment