Dave Grohl

Music has a way of making a strong emotional connection with people. It can act as therapy when we are feeling down and at out lowest point. Conversely, it can also be our anthem at our moment of triumph when one is on top of the world. One person’s music that I feel is worthy of taking a good listen to is Dave Grohl because he has the ability to but sounds together is a way that connects with his listeners from instrumentals, lyrics, and the overall positive mood to his music. He has also left a tremendous mark on the alternative music scene in over 20 years in the music business with collaboration with the likes of David Bowie, Nine inch Nails and Garbage. He has ever crossed genres and worked with artists such as P. Diddy. Guitar and Drums are arguably the two most important instruments in the making a great rock music, and Dave Grohl is one the greatest drummers on rock history and is also a very accomplished guitarist as well. Grohl is best known for drum work as the drummer for Nirvana. Nirvana was the most popular alternative band to come out of Seattle in the early 90’s. To this day, Nirvana’s first studio album, Nevermind, is regarded as one of the best and most important albums in rock history. To date, Nevermind sold more than 30 million copies. As a guitarist, Grohl founded the Foo Fighters in 1995 and quickly propelled the band to stardom with their first self titled studio album. The band then went to produced several more albums that include 22 songs that have been on the top 40 charts for a total of just over 700 weeks with Grohl at the helm. Grohl’s masterful drum work is most prevalent as the drummer for Queens of the Stone Age’s 2002 album Songs for the Deaf which include drum solos that would rival the greatest drummers of all time. Instrumentals alone aren’t the only reason one should take a good listening to Dave Grohl. Another reason would be his slow evolution into a great lyricist over the past decade. Grohl belted out some fun