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Foo Fighters have shared new track 'Of All People', taken from upcoming record 'Your Favorite Toy'
Dave Grohl has explained the chance encounter that inspired the new track.
Apr 13, 2026 • 8:34 AM
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"Marigold (Live Acoustic 2006)" is a track by Foo Fighters, from the album Skin And Bones (Live), released 7th November 2006. The track is 3:20 long. It's filed under Alternative. Dork has published 16 articles about Foo Fighters.
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