Franz Stahl
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Franz Stahl was the guitarist of the Washington, DC hardcore band Scream. Along with band Minor Threat, Scream is considered by many to be among the more influential punk bands to emerge from the scene, which spanned the 1980s.
Stahl is the brother of Scream lead singer Peter Stahl, and, along with bassist Skeeter Thompson and drummer Kent Stax (later replaced by Dave Grohl), helped to define the hardcore punk rock music genre that later spilled over into other genres including the successful alternative rock sound of the early 1990s.
Stahl was also briefly part of Dave Grohl's band Foo Fighters from 1997-1999 and in Wool from 1990-1996.
| Foo Fighters |
| Dave Grohl | Taylor Hawkins | Nate Mendel | Chris Shiflett |
| William Goldsmith | Pat Smear | Franz Stahl |
| Discography |
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| Albums: Foo Fighters | The Colour and the Shape | There Is Nothing Left to Lose | One by One | In Your Honor |
| EPs: Five Songs and a Cover |
| Live albums: Skin and Bones |
| Related Bands |
| Nirvana | Sunny Day Real Estate | The Germs | Scream | Probot | Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders |
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