Foo Fighters + The Wallflowers: the Core Relation
Two endpoints. 3 steps. Where would you dig next?
Rami Jaffee links Foo Fighters to the Wallflowers’ Bringing Down the Horse.
Follow the route
Foo Fighters → Rami Jaffee → Bringing Down the Horse → The Wallflowers
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Rami Jaffee was a member of Foo Fighters. Source
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Rami Jaffee contributed to Bringing Down the Horse (keyboards). Source
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The Wallflowers released Bringing Down the Horse. Source
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This is a documented route; other or shorter paths may exist.
Three more rabbit holes
Foo Fighters to an emo landmark: follow the bass.
Continue through Foo Fighters.
Foo Fighters bassist Nate Mendel also played on Sunny Day Real Estate’s Diary.
Foo Fighters → Nate Mendel → Diary → Sunny Day Real Estate
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A Beatle played on a Foo Fighters album. On drums.
Continue through Foo Fighters.
Paul McCartney plays drums on Sunday Rain from Foo Fighters’ Concrete and Gold.
The Beatles → Paul McCartney → Concrete and Gold → Foo Fighters
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Doolittle and Everlong share a person behind the console.
Continue through Foo Fighters.
Gil Norton produced Pixies’ Doolittle and Foo Fighters’ The Colour and the Shape.
Pixies → Doolittle → Gil Norton → The Colour and the Shape → Foo Fighters
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Find a different route
Open Find, choose Foo Fighters and The Wallflowers and explore the graph. This is one documented route; the finder may offer a shorter one. Follow a person, a record or a place that catches your ear.
Spot a missing credit or a better source? Open the relevant entry and contribute what you can document. A cover, sample, shared city and shared stage mean different things; the source should support the exact relationship.