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Cloud Computing: DreamForce and Foo Fighters?

Marc's team really stole my dream. I had once planned to have proposed Foo Fighters to VMware folks. I didn't propose it but wanted to. Marc Benioff got the better of all of us.

Gosh, just for that I'd have wanted to be there at DreamForce. Just look!

Foo Fighters to Perform at Dreamforce


Get ready to celebrate in style at Monday night's Global Gala, featuring the Grammy award-winning Foo Fighters.

It's been a banner year for Foo Fighters. The band spent the last decade establishing themselves as one of the biggest bands in the world by crafting their unique brand of rock that manages to transcend fads while leaving room for evolution and experimentation. Today, Foo Fighters is as diverse musically as it’s ever been, paving the way for the band's current success.

Since the October 2007 release of their sixth studio album , Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace, the Foos have won two Grammys (including their third 'Best Rock Album' award), made their fifth appearance on Saturday Night Live, sold out arenas around the world, and even broken a record or two. Their first single, "The Pretender," set a new record with 18 weeks at number one on the modern rock airplay chart. All the while, their Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace album has received some of the best reviews of the band's career. As Entertainment Weekly put it, "The band has taken everything it's always done best... and brought it to the next level."

Don't miss Foo Fighters at Dreamforce Global Gala on Monday night!
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