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Foo Fighters Joined By Rock Legends On Stage At Milton Keynes Bowl Concert Post by: Dave-O 4 July, 2011 - 9:33 AM
(Photo: Wenn)
If the measure of how big your band is is by the company you keep then the Foo Fighters are huge.
Dave Grohl and band played a massive show at the Milton Keynes Bowl in the UK on Saturday night and were joined on stage by a stack of bona fide rock legends.
According to a report on www.nme.com, Alice Cooper, Husker Du's Bob Mould and Queen drummer Roger Taylor all joined the Fooies on stage to raise some rock n' roll hell. How amazing is that!
Roger took over from Fooies drummer Taylor Hawkins for one song - "Cold Day In The Sun" - and Bob sang on "Dear Rosemary", which is the song he did as a guest on the Fooies Wasting Light album.
Alice Cooper joined the band on stage to sing on two covers of his classic songs - "School's Out" and "I'm Eighteen".
Dave said the shock rocker was a massive influence on the band. "If it wasn't for this next person, Pat Smear would never have bought a guitar in his life. Say hello to one of our heroes - Mr Alice f***ing Cooper!".
Setlist
Bridge Burning
Rope
The Pretender
My Hero
Learn To Fly
White Limo
Arlandia
Breakou
Cold Day In The Sun
Long Road To Ruin
Stacked Actors
Walk
Dear Rosemary
Monkey Wrench
Let It Die
Generator
Best Of You
Skin And Bones
All My Life
Wheels
Times Like These
Young Man Blues
School's Out
I'm Eighteen
Everlong
