In Your Honor is the fifth studio album by Foo Fighters, released on June 14, 2005 on RCA Records. It consists of two discs. The first contains up beat rock songs and the second disc contains mellower acoustic songs.
After the tours for One by One, Dave Grohl was uncertain on what to do next, specially as he felt rushing to do another record would not be creatively rewarding. So he started writing acoustic songs, considering a possible film score...
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In Your Honor is the fifth studio album by Foo Fighters, released on June 14, 2005 on RCA Records. It consists of two discs. The first contains up beat rock songs and the second disc contains mellower acoustic songs.
After the tours for One by One, Dave Grohl was uncertain on what to do next, specially as he felt rushing to do another record would not be creatively rewarding. So he started writing acoustic songs, considering a possible film score, and reached a full album's worth of songs. Grohl felt that he did not want to do a solo album, so he decided to bring the songs to the Foo Fighters, as he considered there was no problem to drift from his usual style - "who's to say what we should sound like?" - and bassist Nate Mendel replied that because the songs did not sound like the Foo Fighters were "why it should go on the record." So he decided to make a double album, with "one CD that's all the really heavy rock shit" and another "that's really beautiful, acoustic-based, lower...
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