This weird brew first debuted when Dave Grohl and Paul McCartney paired up for the 12-12-12 Hurricane Sandy Relief Concert. A meaty, seventies-inspired churner, the studio version of Cut Me Some Slack features not just Grohl but also Kris Noveselic and Pat Smear (three parts Nirvana, one part Beatle) and appears on the soundtrack to a new Grohl-directed documentary tracing the history of Van Nuys recording studio Sound City. This tune should be awful but it isn’t, sitting pretty in the whomping stoner rock gap between Wings and Foo Fighters.
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