Released on May 20, 1997, under RCA Records, Foo Fighters' "The Colour and the Shape" is a seminal work that solidified the band's place in the rock genre. This post-grunge, alternative rock masterpiece clocks in at just under 50 minutes, packed with 13 tracks that showcase the band's evolution and depth. From the raw energy of "Monkey Wrench" to the haunting beauty of "Everlong," each song offers a unique blend of powerful riffs, introspective lyrics, and Dave Grohl's distinctive vocals. The album's dynamic range, from the explosive "Up In Arms" to the tender "My Hero," highlights Foo Fighters' versatility and songwriting prowess. "The Colour and the Shape" is a testament to the band's ability to craft anthems that resonate with fans and critics alike, making it a cornerstone of '90s rock.