As the countdown to the Foo Fighters at Slane continues, Dave Grohl is the man staring out majestically from the cover of the new Hot Press.
In an all-encompassing interview, the Nicest Man In Rock™ talks about nearly moving to Belfast as a kid; interviewing Barack Obama, Dolly Parton and Joe Walsh (who tells a wonderful Stevie Wonder in the toilet story!) for his Sonic Highways series; being the 2015 Record Store Day Ambassador; the mythical powers of punk; Queen-obsessed bandmates and, naturally, Nirvana and the Kurt Cobain legacy.
Asked whether he's seen the Montage Of Heck documentary yet, Dave proffers: "I've heard that the movie is really moving and emotional and beautiful and dark and disturbing. I haven't heard anyone say that it's not great, but I don't think I can watch it. It's too weird, y'know? The way I look at life.. I like to have my own memories and experiences, not somebody else's. It's hard for me to watch some of that old stuff. I looked at the trailer for it and thought, 'I don't know if I've been invited to some of these moments.' So, yeah, I don't think I can watch it."