Dave Grohl

And there's no, I mean, like his voice, it's the voice.

There's no effect.

It's just exactly like this.

You get chills.

You're like, oh my God, that's the most reassuring, beautiful thing.

This is real, you know?

And then he leaves and we're just all so blown away.

We're loading up all the equipment to split and I'm loading up the drums and stuff.

And I look and there's the music stand.

And the lyrics are still on the music stand.

And it says, I'm nothing without my face.

And he had drawn a self-portrait in the corner.

And this sort of scribbly sketch where one eye was sort of big and the other one was small and spiky.

And I'm looking at it.

And me and the other guys in the band were all looking at each other like, who's going to take that?

My sister was the one that turned me on to David Bowie when I was maybe 12 or 13.

So I snatched it.

And I framed it and I gave it to my sister for Christmas and she just gave it back to me in my closet.

And it's funny because I never considered this until just now that that conversation that we had when we first sat down in the studio, maybe that was the response to...

Yeah, that's weird.