Foo Fighters' wall-shaking tunes—all driving rhythms and hammering riffs—created a blueprint for modern rock. American Hi-Fi's “Flavor of the Weak” recalls Dave Grohl's knack for mixing unforgettable melodies with blistering distortion, while Japandroids' fist-raising “Near to the Wild Heart of Life” captures the Foos' all-or-nothing attitude. Incubus' “Drive” nods to their softer acoustic side.