Foo Fighters songs by BPM
TempoTunes has 350 Foo Fighters songs with verified tempo, and most of them live between 140 and 150 BPM. Here is the catalog by pace: something to wind down to, something to move to, and something to run to.
Where Foo Fighters's music lives
Chill: 60 to 90 BPM
65 songs at this pace: wind-downs, slow burns, and late-night listening.
Ozone
77 BPM (1995)
This Is a Call
80 BPM (1995)
Weenie Beenie
87 BPM (1995)
Down in the Park
85 BPM (1996)
My Poor Brain
84 BPM (1997)
The Colour and the Shape
79 BPM (1997)
Hey, Johnny Park!
85 BPM (1997)
Iron and Stone
88 BPM (1999)
Steady: 90 to 120 BPM
89 songs at this pace: head-nod grooves and walking pace.
How I Miss You
101 BPM (1995)
Good Grief
95 BPM (1995)
X‐Static
102 BPM (1995)
Wattershed
98 BPM (1995)
Walking After You
98 BPM (1997)
M.I.A.
97 BPM (1999)
Gimme Stitches
112 BPM (1999)
Ain’t It the Life
109 BPM (1999)
Drive: 120 to 150 BPM
153 songs at this pace: dance-floor and workout energy.
Alone + Easy Target
131 BPM (1995)
Oh, George
125 BPM (1995)
I’ll Stick Around
133 BPM (1995)
Podunk
142 BPM (1995)
February Stars
137 BPM (1997)
Wind Up
128 BPM (1997)
Up in Arms
143 BPM (1997)
My Hero
127 BPM (1997)
Fast: 150 to 200 BPM
43 songs at this pace: running cadence and full-sprint songs.
See You
170 BPM (1997)
Dear Lover
160 BPM (1997)
Generator
153 BPM (1999)
Lonely as You
162 BPM (2002)
The Last Song
151 BPM (2005)
Over and Out
153 BPM (2005)
The Sign
153 BPM (2005)
Free Me
157 BPM (2005)
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