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[Record Store Day 2015] Fun Things To Talk About With Strangers While You're In Line Waiting to buy Records

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[Watch] Foo Fighters Live at Reading Festival 2012 (Full Set)

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[Watch] Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic & Pat Smear Perform "Cut Me Some Slack" Live

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[News] Dave Grohl Confirms Foo Fighters Hiatus

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[Watch] Mick Jagger, Foo Fighters & Arcade Fire Visit SNL

As we reported last week, Saturday Night Live broadcast the Finale of its current season this past weekend and the guests were pretty damn noteworthy! Mick Jagger presented and was joined by Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and Jeff Beck. If like me you live in the UK and missed the broadcast don't fret as The Audio Perv managed to catch all the action so we can re-live it today. First up at the top you can see Mick perform "The Last Time" with Arcade Fire and Nikolai Fraiture of The Strokes.

After the jump we have a host of videos to keep you entertained and wipe away the Monday Blues. Following Arcade Fire is hard but if anyone can do it you'd have to choose Foo Fighters to do it, right? They performed a medley of "19th Nervous Breakdown and "It’s Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)".

Next up was Mick and the talented Mr. Jeff Beck who debuted a new blues inspired track from the Rolling Stones man.

The final part of SNL's Finale was a little bit of a bummer as after 7 years on the show it appears Kristen Wiig is leaving the cast. Arcade Fire and the house band performed "She’s Like A Rainbow" and "Ruby Tuesday" whilst Kristen and the cast members all looked a little emotional.

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[Watch] Preview Promo for SNL Finale Featuring Mick Jagger, Foo Fighters & Arcade Fire

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[News] Foo Fighters and Arcade Fire to Join Mick Jagger on SNL

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[Listen] Unreleased Foo Fighters 'Million Dollar Demo' Tracks

The recording of Foo Fighters' fourth studio LP One by One was uneasy to say the least, as the band nearly broke up, tumroil ensued, and the band eventaully scrapped their entire first recording—now dubbed the Million Dollar Demo. The second recording of the album is what we heard with the 2002 release, but the entirety of the first recording was scrapped. Now, as pointed out by Grunge Release, rough recordings of the demo tracks have made their way online, including two full recordings of "Have It All" and "Come Back." You can stream both unreleased tracks after the jump.