Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways: Difference between revisions

|ShortSummary= Chicago has been a mecca for such diverse acts as [[Cheap Trick]], [[Etta James]], [[Smashing Pumpkins]], [[Herbie Hancock]], [[Chicago (band)|Chicago]] and [[Kanye West]]. This episode chronicles the [[Music of Chicago|city's musical evolution]] from the blues of [[Buddy Guy]] and [[Muddy Waters]] in the '50s and '60s, to the quintessentially midwestern rock of Cheap Trick in the '70s and the [[punk rock]] of the '80s, as exemplified by [[Naked Raygun]]. At [[Electrical Audio]] studios, Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters connect with owner [[Steve Albini]], a Chicago musical icon as a founding member of [[Big Black]] and [[Shellac (band)|Shellac]], who produced and recorded Nirvana's third album, ''[[In Utero (album)|In Utero]]''. Later, they're joined by Cheap Trick's [[Rick Nielsen]] to record "Something from Nothing," the first song on Foo Fighters' new album.