"Miracle," Foo Fighters

[tozion]

This is the fourth single from In Your Honor. It's probably too soft for Alternative so it might end up the last single. I really wanted "Resolve".

[TotallyEnormousExtinctDinosaur]

I like "Miracle" but I'm really surprised to see "Resolve" get overlooked not just once, but twice now.

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Not surprised.

[tozion]

Goes to Hot AC on June 6. I'm not sure if they're sending it to Alternative too because there's no adds date there yet.

[Deleted]

My alternative station back at home played the hell out of the acoustic versions of Everlong and Times Like These, so I don't see why it wouldn't. Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if Resolve went for alternative adds.

[tozion]

Goes for Hot AC adds next week.

[tozion]

Here's the Billboard review:

Miracle
FOO FIGHTERS
Producer(s): Nick Raskulinecz, Foo Fighters
Genre: ROCK
Label: RCA

After charting with three rock-outs from double-disc "In Your Honor"—and as single "No Way Back" is still doing decent business at modern rock—the Foos deliver "Miracle," the first single from the full-length set's acoustic side. And the guys unplug with grace. No earth-shattering prose, just straight-shooting sentiment, as lead Dave Grohl's low-key, hope-filled vocal rolls along with the well-paced melody. Instruments take the back seat here—a steady wave of acoustic guitar strums with Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones' soft piano strolling behind. One subtle-but-sweet kick is Bar/None Records artist Petra Haden's violin, which adds warmth, romancing it up a notch. There could be a bit more variation thrown in all-around to turn this into a real heart-tugger, but for most folk—and hardcore rock boys—it could actually drag a tear out. Grohl is good for the soul like that.—Molly Brown

[tozion]

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