Everywhere but Home
live album by Foo Fighters
Everywhere but Home is a live DVD by the Foo Fighters, released November 25, 2003. It contains performances taken from their world tour in February 2003, which were a part of the One by One album tour.
Track listing
Toronto (Live At Arrow Hall, Toronto, Canada; 7th July 2003)
"All My Life"
"My Hero"
"Breakout"
"Have It All"
"Generator"
"Learn to Fly"
"For All the Cows"
"Stacked Actors"
"Low"
"Hey, Johnny Park!"
"Monkey Wrench"
"Times Like These" (Acoustic version)
"Aurora"
"Tired of You"
"Everlong"
Live At Black Cat Washington, D.C., 1st May 2003
"Doll" (Acoustic)
"See You" (Acoustic)
"For All the Cows" (Acoustic)
"Everlong" (Acoustic)
Slane Castle (Live At Slane Castle, 23rd August 2003)
"All My Life"
"Everlong"
Reykjavík (Live At Laugardalshöll, Reykjavik, Iceland audio only; 26th August 2003)
"All My Life"
"The One"
"Times Like These"
"My Hero"
"Learn to Fly"
"Have It All"
"For All the Cows"
"Breakout"
"Generator"
"Stacked Actors"
"Low"
"Hey, Johnny Park!"
"Monkey Wrench"
"Aurora"
"Weenie Beenie"
"Tired of You"
"Everlong"
Dublin (Hidden concert; The Ambassador, Dublin, 12 July 2002)
"All My Life"
"Breakout"
"The One"
"My Hero"
"Aurora"
"Low"
"Everlong"
Hidden Song
1. "My Hero" (Acoustic)
Bonus content
Hidden recording of the Dublin concert
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