Dave Abbruzzese has reacted to Matt Cameron QUITTING Pearl Jam.
“All one of the best to the mighty Matt Cameron.”
Followers have speculated about Matt Cameron becoming a member of Foo Fighters after his Pearl Jam departure, nevertheless it appears unlikely. An Abbruzzese return to Pearl Jam additionally appears unlikely after their public remarks about one another.
Former Foo Fighters drummer William Goldsmith lately addressed hypothesis about his potential return to the band. He responded to fan questions in a submit shared on Instagram.
The rumors emerged as stories floated that Foo Fighters had parted methods with drummer Josh Freese. This led to hypothesis that Goldsmith may rejoin the group he initially left many years in the past.
A fan instantly requested “Are you the brand new drummer of Foo Fighters??” in response to Goldsmith’s classic footage submit. The drummer offered a transparent response.
“Detrimental outdated one – this was a pair lifetimes in the past,” Goldsmith replied.
The trade occurred beneath Goldsmith’s submit that includes archival footage. He captioned it: “Foo Fighters – London ‘I’M OK, EUR OK’ from the VHS Archives of Skitty Goldsmith (My Mother) audio rescued by Curtis Haight.”
Goldsmith’s definitive response sheds gentle on a posh chapter in Foo Fighters historical past. This chapter dates again to the band’s childhood within the mid-Nineties.
William Goldsmith was a founding drummer for the Foo Fighters, which developed from Dave Grohl’s solo venture right into a full band. His time with the group included each inventive contributions and eventual tensions. These tensions finally led to his departure throughout a vital section within the band’s growth.
Goldsmith left the band whereas they have been recording their second album, *The Color and the Form*, in 1997. He give up when Grohl determined to re-record many of the drum components himself, successfully changing Goldsmith’s contributions to the album. This inventive disagreement marked the top of Goldsmith’s time with what would grow to be one among rock’s most profitable bands.
