Customer Ratings & Reviews

Dave Grohl is an absolute genius for making this amazing documentary series. I am a huge Foo Fighters fan, but after watching this series I am now a fan of so many other artists that I never realized I would enjoy. Each episode dives into the story of how music evolved in each city they recorded in and also tells the story behind the recording studio itself. A lot of the history behind these cities and recording studios are really touching at times. I don't want to give too much away about the series itself but if you are a music lover and like history too, then this is a perfect series for you to watch.

This was a most creative project/ documentary I have every seen. Dave Grohl visited 8 cities that had a history of music and recording. He interviewed various artists and their journey to fame. He then painstakingly took the interview comments and wrote a song using these excerpts. At the end of each of the 8 programs he and the rest of the Foofighter members perform the song. This produced one of their best CD's and a great documentary. This should have gotten some sort of award.

If you're a fan of the Foo Fighters, this miniseries is not to be missed. It essentially acts as an ongoing sequel to the feature-length documentary "Sound City." Each episode takes place in a different city, where Dave Grohl interviews musicians, producers, and other music scene individuals about the evolution of the type of music each city is famous for. Each episode also features a track off of the companion album "Sonic Highways," and shows the process of writing the song.

Wow, this documentary blew me away. Not only was the record fantastic, but the Foo went the extra mile to make this. I love how it not only documents the making of the record, but also delves into the musical history of each city and studio they recorded in. It really is a trip. They also got a ton of guests to come in a speak about their experiences, which was super interesting. If you're a Foo Fighters or a music fan, pick this up. It really is a great ride.

Dave Grohl and company have done it again! They record a new song is a unique city for their new album and it is well documented the history of music from each city they record in. A whole new appreciation musically for each city represented in this documentary! Very well worth the price whether this is on sale or not!!! Get it!!!

I'm a huge Foo Fighters fan and love everything they put out. Sonic Highways is no exception. What an unbelievable challenge to visit a city, learn its musical history, then write a song from your interview notes. Very interesting stories and awesome collaborations make the songs a hit as well. Highly recommend this for anyone who is a Foo Fighters fan or just a fan of good music and musical history!!

After seeing the series on HBO, I knew I wanted to buy it on blu-ray! I liked that they spent time in each city and learned to appreciate the way each city had influenced music. I also liked how the Foo Fighters spoke with artists and producers from each city- past and present.

I'm Grohled out. McCartney too while I'm at it. That said I loved Sound City and I'm a sucker for anything like this. The new FF songs I can take or leave but the studios and the stories from each city are terrific. I hope they do more. I have not dug into the extras which seem more than plentiful but I'm sure it'll be worth my ticket price.

First of all, I am a huge Foo Fighters fan, so I was extremely excited about this product to start with just based on that. But I love how they bring in all the different musicians from the different areas that they are in. I love hearing the stories they tell and getting an idea of the different influences from all the different areas.

This was a really interesting series/documentary by Dave Grohl. The series is presented in 8 segments, filmed in 8 different cities, with influential music and musicians from various genres including rock to country to rap. If you are a fan of music and not just Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters, this is a must have for your collection.

A musical journey through various iconic cities, a whole review of the issues involved and build their execution, Dave Grohl shows us the magic contained in each of the places that were visited for the realization of this great material for an entire document see and listen...

Sonic Highways is a great watch even if you aren't a die hard Foo Fighters fan. Going into detail about some great acts from each city is interesting enough, then the added layer of Foo Fighters recording process AND a ton of bonus features? Well worth the time.

After watching the series on HBO I knew this was a series I had to have. Great stories about amazing studio locations across the US. Plus some great bonus interviews. Definitely worth owning.

The Foo Fighters HBO series spans from coast to coast digging deep into the history of some influential music cities. The band breaks new ground recording tracks in each city. If you love the story behind the songs, this is the series for you.

If you are a huge fan of music you will love this documentary. You learn a lot about the music culture of the different cities that they go to and see the influence in the song at the end of each episode. Highly recommend watching this.

Even if you are not a Foo Fighter fan there is still plenty to enjoy in this great series. I learned a lot about music from different parts of the U.S. This series has great clarity and images throughout its presentation.

this outstanding documentary follows the foo fighters, from city to city, giving great insight into the particular places' musical history while showing the formation of each track on the Sonic Highways album.

I am not the biggest Foo Fighters fan on the planet but I do have a lot of respect for Dave Grohl and his knowledge of music. The Foo play with so many great musicians in sonic highways it s unreal.

This is a must for any Foo Fighters fan. Sonic Highways follows the Foos through the production of their most creative album yet. Great music, grear interviews - an all around home run.

What can't Dave Grohl do? Ballet. That's about it. If you love rockumentaries, you have to love this one. Great follow up to Sound City.