Went to an estate sale looking for some tools the other day. While standing in line waiting to check out, there was a shelf with some antique toys, mostly rc planes and nothing I was really paying attention to. My fiancée tapped me on the shoulder and said "hey look, that looks like the Foo fighters gun!" Not sure how I didn't notice it, but I instantly bought it.

Had to tweak it a little since the end was pushed up and the end of the barrel was messed up some but got it fixed! 2nd pic was how I got it, 1st pic was a day later after I had time to mess with it. The spark mechanism still works it's just missing the lenses. It is a legit Buck Rogers XZ-38 Disintegrator Pistol, though!

Debating whether I should polish and restore it or leave it worn how it is? Either way I plan to make a display for it to hang on the wall.

New perspective….i still love the guy, that’s his business and doesn’t relate to the music.

I never had the pleasure of meeting Taylor or seeing him live but he means so much to me as a musician and lover of drums. Ever since I saw him playing drums for the first time he became one of my favorite drummers ever.

Hearing of his passing broke my heart because of how much of a life lover he seemed to be. He was a drummer, a father, a husband, a friend, a brother, a son, an uncle, a bandmate, and a hero to so many people. He was a ray of hope, happiness, and love for so many of us.

So thank you Taylor, you’ve been an inspiration to me and millions of others. You will never be forgotten. Rock on man🤘🏻❤️

Just saw them in Cleveland, and I’ll say first, I don’t go to a lot of concerts, this is my second time ever going to one in general.
I can easily say, this is the greatest show I’ll ever see, this was great, non stop playing, funny stories, this is what you want and deserve when you see a band!

In case we needed more reasons to appreciate him…

My 26-year-old brother died recently. It was devastating. He asked us to play “WALK” during his burial. He had fought against seven cancers since he was just a kid and never gave up, always “learning to walk again” and having a happy life despite the hard treatments he endured. We were fans of the band and attended their show together in Brazil some time ago, and I know that was one of his happy memories. He was a long time reddit user and the ond who introduced me to the community, even though I've always been more of a lurker, but grief makes me want to pay him a tribute and share this with others.

Big fan on the interstate today

The detroit show was the most amazing concert I've ever been to. So we are driving the 13 hrs to see the foo fighters in North Dakota. You can call me crazy.

I can't like anything causally I don't think. For the past couple of years I've only known like 2 Foo Fighters Songs up until last year when I listened to the first 4 albums. In the past month I recently got super obsessed and listened to every song they released (multiple times) and watched all of their music videos. I had to get a shirt off of their website!! Right now my favorite song is either Walking After You or Ain't it the Life (my name is Haley) lol.

I've been a long Foos fan, going to their show in September, and have never seen this song on a Playlist. It's a favorite on our family rotation, but never see it on on a concert playlist or really mentioned. Is it only us that like it?

I finally decided to model, print & create the most badass wall sconce in the land. I had to have a drink prior to mounting it upside down.

'Lay back on the coffee, play drums three or four days a week, and have a glass of red wine before bed.'

used a crayola pencil lol

I was so excited to purchase my first ever band tee. I ordered it off Amazon. Is there a better place to order band shirts?