Foo Fighters Unveil New Track and Video With Valentine's Day E-Card

Whether Dave Grohl and company are old romantics or new opportunists is hard to say. Either way, Foo Fighters have released a new video available in Valentines Day e-card format.

Called 'White Limo' and taken from the band's forthcoming new album, the anarchic video is driven, literally, by Motorhead's Lemmy who appears as himself, recklessly in charge of a white limo embossed with the band's logo, all the while drinking, smoking and generally playing up to every rock 'n' roll cliché in the book.

You can check out the video after the jump.

After knocking over bassist-cum-roller skater Nate Mandel and bundling him into the back of the limo, Lemmy proceeds to pick up the rest of the band from a variety of locations. Complete with a scantily-clad female, the video ends with Lemmy and the girl driving off a cliff.

Available through the band's official website, an introduction tells the lucky recipient of the e-card, "This next dedication goes out to Miss Sweet Candy Maine, from her main man, Daddy Huggy Bear. It's a lovin' track, smooth. It's called 'White Limo.'"

A low budget parody of 80s rock videos, it's typical tongue-in-cheek stuff from the band while the song itself is a full-on rock blast fuelled by Grohl's scream-core vocals.

Watch the Video to the Foo Fighters' 'White Limo'