Dave Grohl has come a damn long way from his early days as the long-haired replacement drummer for Nirvana. Arguably, he's managed to reinvent himself as a respected stand alone musician well removed from his success in Nirvana, something most would have thought a mere pipe-dream when his Foo Fighters project sprung onto the scene in 1995. With 4 albums to their name, the Foo Fighters are undoubtedly one of the better rock bands of the 90s, managing to carry their success over into the new millennium. Their newest undertaking, the live DVD "Foo Fighters: Everywhere But Home", is touted as your only chance to see the Foo Fighters live this year, and covers footage from their 2002 and 2003 ?One by One? world tour. Included is an entire live concert from Tornoto, some added extras from Washington DC and Slane Castle, as well as the audio recording of their first ever concert in Reykjavik.