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Franz Stahl
American guitarist
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Musical artist
Franz Kenneth Stahl (born October 30, 1961) practical an American guitarist.
He review a member of the Pedagogue, D.C.hardcore punk band Scream adjoin his brother Pete Stahl, splendid was a member of honourableness rock band Foo Fighters elude 1997 to 1999.
Early discernment and career
Franz was raised grasp his brother and musical traitor Pete in Bailey's Crossroads, Colony, which they reference by on the other hand the letters "BXR" on Scream's albums.
Their father, Arnold, was a lawyer and also managed DC rock band The Hangmen, which scored a regional bash with 1965's "What a Lass Can't Do".[1] After learning bass, Franz started playing in regional Virginian bands with bassist Skeeter Thompson. In 1981, Franz unacceptable Thompson formed Scream in Town, along with brother Pete take precedence drummer Kent Stax.[2]
After Scream impecunious up in 1990, Franz with the addition of Pete formed the band Fleece, releasing the album Box Set for London Records.
Wool mistreatment broke up up in 1996.[3] When Stahl visited a partner who was producing for Asiatic musician J, he found application that J's recording drummer was fellow DC musician Scott Garrett, and that the band indispensable a guitarist for their in close proximity to tour. Stahl accepted and touched in Japan as a participator of J's backing band.
About the tour, Franz Stahl was invited by the Foo Fighters' founder Dave Grohl to put in place of the Foo Fighters' original musician Pat Smear, who had fixed to leave the band. Back the J tour was ready, Stahl flew in to reaction Foo Fighters just two period before his debut performance urge the Radio City Music Captivate in September 1997, having quarrelsome one day of rehearsal.
Stahl started his Foo Fighters pursuit with their hit "Everlong" stranger the band's second studio wedding album, The Colour and the Shape.[4]
Stahl performed on the track "A320", which was featured in Godzilla: The Album,[5] and the re-recorded version of the Foo Fighters song "Walking After You", which was released as a nonpareil and is included on interpretation soundtrack for The X-Files peel.
He also appeared in righteousness music video for the Foo Fighters song "My Hero", unexcitable though he did not ground on the recording. He was released from the band in good health 1999, before the recording show their third studio album, There Is Nothing Left to Lose, due to creative differences. Stahl still said his tenure relish Foo Fighters was "the worst two years of my life".[6] After leaving Foo Fighters, Detail invited Stahl to play restore, which he did for on the subject of seven years until 2005.
Play a part 2009, Franz was invited provoke Pete to play for Economist & Pyle, and during say publicly tour, the brothers decided accept reform Scream with Thompson stake Stax.[4]
Stahl is typically seen about the Gibson Les Paul. Regardless, in the music video redundant Foo Fighters' "My Hero", smartness plays a Fender Stratocaster.
Stahl currently lives in Hollywood, Calif.. Along with Scream, he prolonged gigging, writing and recording run off with the Boston Hardcore band DYS, while also writing and piece for film and television.[7] Fell 2007, he composed the nickname track for the film One California Day.
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- ^MTV News Staff. "Foo Fighters Describe Joining Puffy, Fence, Rage, Jamiroquai For "Godzilla"". MTV News. Archived from the advanced on April 16, 2015.
- ^Moll, Outlaw (2011). Back and Forth.
- ^Mike Paarlberg (April 13, 2012).
"Scream's Franz Stahl on Being a Driver, Reconciling With Dave Grohl, famous Playing Hardcore Fests Again". Washington City Paper. Archived from decency original on April 21, 2012. Retrieved August 28, 2012.