Foo Fighters 'These Days' Music Video

The Foo Fighters have just released a new music video for These Days, the third single off their incomparable Wasting Light album.

The clip shows some really moving scenes of family life for Dave Grohl as he prepares to leave his home, young wife and family to go touring on the road again. More "literally moving" scenes follow of footage from the New Zealand concert where seismographs nearby recorded earth tremors caused by the band's music and the weight of all 50,000 fans packed inside the stadium. Frontman Dave Grohl recalls of the New Zealand show, "I didn't notice when it was happening, but our sound guy could feel the ground moving up and down."

Footage of the band performing in front of the packed stadium is truly amazing. Who would not want to be a rock star, performing in front of all those adoring fans?

Next week the ground might move again when the Foos perform at the Grammy Awards in LA, where they are nominated in six categories including the Album of the Year nomination for Wasting Light.

In the week following, the Foo Fighters will headline a concert fundraiser for Barack Obama as he launches his bid for a second term in the White House.  The Foo Fighters have always been staunch supporters of Barack Obama, and are absolutely backing the President's bid for re-election. Speaking out about their support, Dave Grohl said, "He's got the toughest job on earth. I would hate to hand the administration over to another party that is just focused on corporations, greed and money. You know, I'm a fun, peace-loving guy, but sometimes the right wing gets a little too selfish."

"These Days" is a great song. The music video shows some really warm, moving scenes.

Foo Fighters - "These Days"