SMASH OR TRASH - CUT ME SOME SLACK (MCCARTNEY/GROHL/NOVOSELIC/SMEAR)

[RJhog (Admin)]

This is the first track from Grohl's upcoming documentary on Sound City Studio:

[RJhog (Admin)]

This one I like.  Killer geetar.  Smash.  Wanna see the film.  Will probably buy the soundtrack.

[Gordon Williams]

Is this the same song they did on the Hurricane Sandy benefit concert? I'm pretty sure it is.

I like the vocals on this, and the slide guitar. On the vocals, you can definitely hear McCartney's distinct voice, but at other times, it sounds like someone else, which is interesting. Definitely a strong track....rockin', but still has a great bluesy vibe.

I honestly don't ever recall McCartney playing slide guitar. This is good stuff to me!

[RJhog (Admin)]

I would imagine that it's Pat Smear from The Foo Fighters playing the guitar.  And yes, it's the same song they did at the concert (although I have yet to see that part of the concert).

[Gordon Williams]

At the concert, McCartney was playing slide on this. But there was another guitar player.

I really like how much Grohl gets into his drum playing. He is really rocking! I think he is a better drummer than singer/guitarist.  I love his energy on that drum kit!

[Jon]

I wonder if this is the same song they did on SNL last week. Guess I need to listen or something.

[Scott]

STASH ...  Loved the pace and geetar work, the bass line I wasn't to sure about.  But vocally McCartney sounds great! 

[Jon]

I'm going SMASH. This was the same song they played on SNL, I thought it was off of McCartney's last album. Guess I was wrong. Nice to hear him totally rawk out!

[Gordon Williams]

Definitely a departure from his solo work lately. Rocks more than his newest stuff that I have heard. And I agree with Scott...Paul's singing is very good, and sort of different from his usual singing style.

Does anyone know if these 4 guys will have more tracks on this upcoming release?

[RJhog (Admin)]

According to Foo Fighters and Rick Springfield, the following is the track listing for the soundtrack to the Sound City Doc.