When You're Young, You're Not Afraid Of

Being In Nirvana Was Amazing An Experience That Will Never Happen Again For Me. And I Look On Them As Some Of The Best And Worst Times Of My Life. But We're In This Band, The Foo Fighters, Making Music For The Love Of Music. We All Came From Bands That Had Disbanded, And We Were Drawn To Each Other Because We Missed Playing - We Missed Getting In The Van, Loading Our Equipment, And Watching It Break Down In The Middle Of A Show. And That Feeling Hasn't Gone Away. There's Nothing I'd Rather Do Than Make Music. It's The Love Of My Life.

Singing Into A Microphone And Learning To Play An Instrument And Learning To Do Your Craft, That's The Most Important Thing For People To Do.

I Owe Everything To Nirvana. But I Can't Let That Overshadow The Future. For The First Few Years, I Didn't Even Want To Talk About Nirvana. Partly Because It Was Just Painful To Talk About Losing Kurt But Also Because I Wanted The Foo Fighters To Mean Something.

Most Of Our Songs Were Written On Acoustic Guitar Before They Made It To The Practice Stage.

When You Have Kids, You See Life Through Different Eyes. You Feel Love More Deeply And Are Maybe A Little More Compassionate. It's Inevitable That That Would Make Its Way Into Your Songwriting.