The band's iconic record, The Colour and The Shape, recently re-entered Billboard's Top Hard Rock Albums chart more than 29 years after it was first released in May 1997.
Released over 29 years ago, The Colour and The Shape album features some of the band's biggest hits, including their top-certified single, "Everlong," which has spent a whopping 300 weeks on Billboard's Hard Rock Streaming Songs chart, including 108 weeks at No. 1.
Other popular tracks on The Colour and The Shape include fan-favorite Foo Fighters songs like "Monkey Wrench" and "My Hero."
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The Colour and The Shape is indisputably one of the Foo Fighters' most revered albums, and was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in 1998, signifying one million units sold. It's frequently ranked by critics as the top album in the band's entire catalog, according to music sites like Louder and NME.
The Colour and The Shape is also frequently named among the best records of the decade, earning a spot on Stacker's 2020 list of the 100 Best Albums of the '90s, where it's ranked at No. 61.
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