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Official Foo Fighters Everlong Music video."Everlong" is the second single released from the Foo Fighters' second album The Colour and the Shape, released in 1997.The song itself was conceived when Grohl returned home to Washington, DC following the initial recording sessions for the album. It was eventually recorded as part of the second set of sessions, which took place at Grandmaster Recorders in February 1997. During the instrumental break, three indecipherable tracks whispered by Grohl can be heard. The exact wordings are unknown, but according to the official Foo Fighters newsgroup FAQ, the source materials are a love letter, a technical manual, and a story about a studio technician's father. Grohl himself has only confirmed the use of the technical manual.The video starts with a shot of two burglars (played by Pat Smear and Nate Mendel) heading towards a house and a view of the inside of the house with pictures of a happy couple all over the walls (played by Dave Grohl as the husband and Taylor Hawkins as the wife). The scene ends in the bedroom with the couple sleeping in bed, and we begin to enter the dreams of the husband and the wife. The husband's dream takes place in a party (apparently set in the 1980's) in which the husband saves his wife from two ill-intentioned Teddy Boys. Grohl saves the wife by beating up the bad guys with his right hand, which swells to an enormous size as he gets angry. The two "bad guys" disintegrate in a flash of light. The couple then proceed to a room filled by a giant phone with a deafening ring. The husband tries to lift the giant receiver and then wakes up with a start, realizing that what he hears is in fact his own phone (in the bedroom). He answers and realizes that his wife is on the phone, calling from her own dream. In the wife's dream, she is sitting in an old house deep in a dark forest, when she is threatened by the same two evil characters from the first dream, while her husband is outside gathering logs outside the house. The scared wife makes a phone call to someone who proves to be her husband in reality, and the scene ends with the previous scene of the husband answering the phone call. The husband then forces himself to fall asleep again to attempt to rescue his wife, but he instead finds himself lying in a bed with several women who all have their legs spread over him. The legs turn into the logs he was picking up in the second dream. He runs to the house and saves his wife once again from the two evil characters, and he beats them up again with his swollen hand. They throw the unconscious attackers into a small pond. Finally, we see the two evil characters (who prove to be the two burglars from the beginning) standing by the side of the couple's bed in reality. Then the group members all come out from their disguises with their instruments and finish playing the song in the bedroom. In the "How I Convinced Dave Grohl to Make That Video" chapter of the book that accompanied the DVD of his music videos, Gondry explains the difficulties he had. These included not being able to show a woman in bed with Grohl due to his then-girlfriend's jealousy (which is why Hawkins plays that role), as well as Pat Smear worrying about the negative impact his character could have on his image. Gondry also states that the video represents different - for men, the use of to save a woman, and for women, the act of being rescued.

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