Foo Fighters Blogspot
Full report: Foo Fighters — Blogspot presence and related overview
Summary
- Foo Fighters do not maintain an official Blogspot (Blogger) blog as their primary site; their official channels are their main website, social media, and press releases.
- Blogspot/Blogger pages exist created by fans, bootleggers, or third parties hosting news, lyrics, photos, or downloads; quality and accuracy vary.
- Using unofficial Blogspot pages can carry risks: outdated or incorrect info, copyright infringement (unauthorized music/media), and potential malware on download links.
The most significant deep-dive topic in the Foo Fighters' lore is that their self-titled debut album was almost entirely a Dave Grohl solo project. The Session
Tips for Navigating
- Use Google Site Search – Blogspot’s internal search can be weak. Instead, type:
site:foofighterslive.blogspot.com [song name or city]
- Check the Sidebar – Many blogs have year-by-year or tour-by-tour archives in the right column.
- Expect Broken Links – RapidShare, MegaUpload, etc. from 2010 are gone. But sometimes the post still lists the recording source (e.g., “audience recording by ‘TaperJay’”), which you can search for on Live Music Archive or YouTube.
- Respect the Effort – These were passion projects. Leave a comment if an old link is dead—sometimes the blogger still monitors the page.
What made these Blogspots special?
- Bootleg Central: Before Nugs.net, fans shared MP3s of live shows from the Skin and Bones tour recorded on shaky flip phones.
- The Quest for "Million Dollar Demos": Blogspots were the only place to find the legendary Saint Cecilia EP breakdowns or the ultra-rare "Frío" (the unreleased track from the Spanish sessions).
- Community Over Algorithms: You could leave a comment asking for a specific bass tab for "Aurora," and the owner would email you the PDF within 24 hours.
- Hardcore fans looking for rare live tracks or early demos (Foo Fighters 1995 demos, Saint Cecilia rarities, etc.).
- People who enjoy reading old tour diaries or fan meetup stories from 2005–2010.
- Collectors who don’t mind broken links and manual searching.
A Foo Fighters Blogspot site can be a nostalgic treasure trove for die-hard fans, especially those who followed the band in the 2000s–2010s. Here’s what to expect: foo fighters blogspot
