In August 2001, at the peak of the One by One Tour supporting There Is Nothing Left to Lose (1999), where Foo Fighters reclaimed garage post-grunge after pop-rock experiments, the California band performed at Bizarre Festival—Germany's event launched in 1987 in Cologne as a platform for alternative music emphasizing indie and punk, capping a day with PJ Harvey. The 90-minute performance, captured for DVD, embodied their nascent era, where Pat Smear's guitar riffs merged with Taylor Hawkins' drum power to spark euphoria among 40,000 under summer skies. As a rare artifact of their European breakthrough, this show highlighted their bridge between 90s grunge and the new millennium.