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THE ARCTIC
MONKEYS
AM is the fifth studio album
by the English indie rock band
Arctic Monkeys. It was
produced by James Ford and
co-produced by Ross Orton at
Sage & Sound Recording in
Los Angeles and Rancho De La
Luna in Joshua Tree.
California]. and released in
September 2013 through
Domino. The album was
promoted by the singles: "R U
Mine? "Do I Wanna Know?
"Why'd You Only Call Me
When You're High? and "One
for the Road. It features guest
appearances by Josh Homme.
Bill Ryder-Jones and Pete
Thomas.
The album received widespread
critical acclaim. It was nominated
for the 2013 Mercury Prize for best
album,[ hailed the Best Album of
2013 by NME magazine,[ and
featured at number 449 on NME's
list of the 500 Greatest Albums of
All Time.Commercially, AM has
become Arctic Monkeys' most
successful album to date, topping
charts in several countries, and
reaching top 10 positions in many
more. In the United
Kingdom, Arctic Monkeys broke a
record with AM, becoming the first
independent-label band to debut
at number one in the UK with their
first five albums.

7. FOO FIGHTERS
“Yes it’s the seventh. But it still
feels like first one.” – Dave
Grohl commenting on the Foo
Fighter’s 7th Grammy award.
The Foo Fighters are an American
rock band, formed in Seattle in
1994. It was founded by Nirvana
drummer Dave Grohl as a one-man
project following the death of Kurt
Cobain and the resulting
dissolution of his previous band.
The group got its name from the
UFOs and various aerial
phenomena that were reported by
Allied aircraft pilots in World War
II, which were known collectively as
foo fighters. Prior to the release of
Foo Fighters' 1995 debut album
Foo Fighters, which featured Grohl
as the only official member,
Grohl recruited bassist Nate
Mendel and drummer William
Goldsmith, both formerly of
Sunny Day Real Estate, as well as
fellow Nirvana touring bandmate
Pat Smear as guitarist to
complete the lineup. The band
began with performances in
Portland, Oregon. Goldsmith quit
during the recording of the
group's second album, The
Colour and the Shape (1997)
when most of the drum parts
were re-recorded by Grohl
himself. Smear's departure
followed soon afterward.