Это видео недоступно.
Сожалеем об этом.
QOTSA - Discography documentary
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Today i'm releasing my documentary / video essay about Queens Of The Stone Age's first 6 albums.
If you by any chance have never listened to QOTSA before, then make sure you listen to Songs For The Deaf ➜ bit.ly/2PNHoW7
Click bellow to check out more QOTSA reviews
➜ bit.ly/2ve6y6z
INFO: Queens Of The Stone Age is an american hard-rock band formed in Palm Desert, California in 1996. Frontman Josh Homme and the rest of the band quickly became one of the most influential rock bands of the 2000s and onwards. With a string of unique quality albums they're still going strong today.
MUSIC CREDITS:
Kool Kats by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-...
Artist: incompetech.com/
With a Stamp by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
Artist: www.twinmusicom.org/
the snake at the beginning aged so well with the new album
This was a lovely tribute to Queens. I'm a huge fan and this was a total treat.
Ra k I'm so glad you think so 😊 I enjoyed the whole process of making this because i would love to watch something like this myself. Thank you for sharing 👍
One of my biggest problem with music nowadays is it sounds so barren and minimalist. QOTSA is my favorite band and I can not say that about any of their songs. Some of my favorites are Turnin On The Screw, Go With The Flow, Fairweather Friends, I Appear Missing and 3s and 7s.
That's true. It is very minimalist and repetitive. Qotsa is fucking awesome.
Turnin on the screw is like music drugs XD
Now there is queens stuff that is very minimal and simple. Those things are fine to be, they just have to be done right and tasteful. Queens of the Stone Age songs aren’t anything super complicated and confusing, but they are full of soul, passion and creativity that gets busy. Qotsa just have the magic and are amazing!!
Era Vulgaris is my fav album. Way underrated. Their most chopped & screwed album. It embodies the uniqueness of their potential
Welcome to Sky Valley is one of my favorite albums of all time. And you, sir, the creator of this video, I give you my congrats, really chill and well constructed video. Really appreciated 'cause I feel like you put your efforts and love for the band in it, from one Queens fan to another, thank you!
Yeah it's one of my all time favorites too :) And thank you so much for your support man.
I really enjoyed making this video, cus i love QOTSA more than most other bands. I'm glad
you noticed that. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I explored sky valley by accident a few years ago and this was my introduction into kyuss and later to qotsa. There my first album was rated r, which could be the reason for being my favorite qotsa album
Best Qotsa line-up is the current one. And Like Clockwork is a masterpiece of a record.
Ya it's their greatest album followed by Era Vulgaris in my opinion
Well, ...Like Clockwork had a similar lineup to SFTD, and both albums are the best work they have put out.
…Like clockwork is the best album imo, the reason why there’s so much great people only in the background was because Josh Homme was in a state of depression after getting an infection and had to reignite his love for music, this is why he made it this way, to tell the story of how he was getting through this depression. Also the tracks are just badass
I get where you're coming. For me SFTD is untouchable.
For me, SFTD is a pure showcase is to what makes this band so great which is their versatility, skill, edge, sharp lyricism, and unorthodox song style. And to put the cherry on top, it ties all of that together through a brilliantly conceived concept with potent broader themes
While it does come close at certain points, like clockwork just doesn't reach the same highs that SFTD does for me. That's just my opinion though.
I really like "Like Clockwork", it is dark af, but not in the way as Songs for the deaf. Take for example "keep your eyes peeled" or "I appear missing" or "If i had a tail", it is like deep self darkness.
"Songs for the deaf" is driving in the day to the sunset. Like clockwork is driving in the night to the dawn.
Btw Songs for the deaf is my all time favourite album.
Their self titled album is still one of my top 5 favorite albums of all time.
Fantastic video over all but just a few things, Elton played piano on track 7, fairweather friends, not track 8 (i don't think smooth sailing as any piano and if it does it's not elton playing it). He also sings on it and you quite clearly hear him singing the title of the song in the chorus. Also I can see why you may have been disappointing with the lack of obvious input from collaborators but I feel that's missing the point of the QOTSA way of doing it, it's not supposed to be QOTSA FEATURING ELTON JOHN!!!!! and bring in the big bucks and attention, it's a genuine musical collaboration that may be a small input or a big one but they never sing or dance about it as they let the music do the talking. It took me ages to figure out where alex turners part was on the album but was very rewarding when i did.
PS. it's spelt VampYre with a Y on the album ;) and also a very goood video nonetheless and deserves many more views.
Mystery Season Ah alright. Thank you for correcting me 😊 What i had in mind in terms of collaborations was Songs For The Deaf. Nick and Lanegan added such a magnitude of versatility and value to the album with their voices. Each of them had the leading role of a song. It was the first album i experienced with 3 vastly different vocalists. And still they made it so great!
I know. I'm fan-boying over SFTD. But i thought they might be capable of doing something along that recipe again. ...Like Clockwork teased people with that promise long before the release.
Anyway. Now that i know Josh's relationship with music a bit better, i think it was stupid of me to expect anything to begin with haha 😂 Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I do agree that they sorta bigged up the collabs on LC but was also kinda expecting them to not be that big in the album, also don't apologise for fan-boying over SFTD, it's my favourite too, i have the pitchfork tatoo'd on my wrist
Mystery Season Haha so awesome that you have the tattoo. How long have you been a fan of them?
Since around 2011, so I'm in the same boat as you, LC was my first "conscious" album f theirs I heard. I got my tattoo this year as a birthday present to myself, it's one my (if not theee) all time favourite albums so I decided to pay homage to it
since 2011, SFTD is one of my all time favourite albums so decided to get a tattoo of it
I really love what you did there bro! Extremelly well articulated stories, smooth images/graphics/ transitions etc. And exceptional choice of words especially when you described the sound of each album. A must for new and old QOTSA fans! Keep it up!
Rogers St.R Thanks for all your love and support Rogers 😊 Loved making this since i'm a long-time Qotsa fan. I will probably do a simmilar video-essay/documentary of another band later. Have a great weekend man!
Your Queens intro was similar to mine. Never listened to their stuff before Songs for the Deaf, and it just didn’t click with me at first, until it one day just absolutely did. From that point listened to Rated R and then fell in love.
10:50
I really felt that when he said those songs added a bit of, “hadabfjslabeladaiebfble”.
I love your content on Queens, probably my favorite band
My favorite band too. There's a reason why i make more content about them
But what about Mikey Shoes?
Saw them in November 1998 in a small Club in Germany with (maybe) hundred other people!
Songs for the Deaf may be my favorite album of all time.
Same bro!
Damn somehow you keep finding my comments lol
Palm Desert, not Palm Springs. Other than that, cool video.
True. Those places are not the same
They're basically the same place
you wanna go butt to butt and take synchronized shits
Its sad how high quality yet how little veiws this got
Like honestly im on the fence about making like 2 million google accounts and watch this video
Also i apologize for my bad english i am used speaking spanish
No problemo mi amigo ;) And thanks for the support! I really appreciate that. And i guess people
simply didn't like the format of this video, or RUclips didn't wanna promote it. Most likely a combination
of both. And that's the hard truth. Luckily my newer videos are gaining some steam.
Love the video! Just one thing, nick oliveri helped homme on the 1st record (with some vocals and other stuff). I met him 1 year ago and he told me that 🧡
Great work! I enjoyed the video, hope you make some of this videos with other bands like Kyuss, Foo fighters, Seether or maybe some grunge and metal bands if it's your thing of course.
Hargonaut Off course! I'm not going to reveal which bands i will pick next, but something is coming up for sure. And you have some great candidates there 😊👌
Fantastic summary! Great video man
Thanks ;) Any other topics/artists you want to see in future videos?
I love this band!!!
Era was the album that took a very loooooong time to grow on me. Now, its my favourite
Good Vid bro. I have the Songs for the Deaf logo tat'd on my arm haha. Love Queens
Robbie Flynn Damn you're a real fan for sure! Thank you for taking the time to watch 🤘😆
Had a similar experience with Songs for the Deaf. One of my fav albums at the moment!
8:20 he didn't invent it, I'm pretty sure he's using lydian, which is a well known mode. He did accidentally discover it for himself though, which is pretty cool
Great video, I feel that QOTSA are going in the same direction as another band I love, Deftones. They started out strong with heavy, kind of angry songs, but slowly began to transition more to softer, more evolved sound. They grew from where they were and now want to tell a different story, one of tranquility but of course still parts of their former selves poke out
Falafel Boi SWEEET!! Deftones is another one of my favorite bands too. Didn't like Gore sadly. Koi No Yokan, Diamond Eyes, White Pony and most of the other ones were sooo good! I definately agreed. Deftones and Queens have become softer by the time.
Great video! Loved it
RhythmGrizz Thank you! Stay tuned dude, there's more awesomeness coming 👍🎶
TOTALLY BLOWN AWAY :D :D
Great video, one thing to note is that Josh's guitar teacher taught him polka tunes. So because of that the rhythm he plays is very influenced by this - No One Knows is a very clear example of this.
Yeah i forgot to mention that in here. Thanks for highlighting it. I don't know if he's using it
in that many songs though. The Way You Used To Do and No One Knows as you mentioned, are
some examples. But i can't seem to think of any other songs.
After binge watching more QOTSA videos, I figured I might as well rank their albums. Keep in mind this is only my personal opinion and it's just a fun thing to do (not to be taken seriously), so I encourage anyone who sees this to do the same.
7. Villians
Their only mediocre album imo. I wouldn't come back to anything besides the first two tracks on here.
6. Self Titled
Not as memorable for me, but still a really solid album. Especially the opening track.
5. Lullubys To Paralyze
The heavy guitar riffs make for some of the best songs they've ever crafted, but to me its still not all memorable.
4. Era Vulgaris
For obvious reasons not their best album, but it is criminally underrated. Almost all of the risks they took with the experimental guitar sounded good in such a wacky way, I loved it. Its slowly wearing out on me though.
3. Rated R
This is the first album that I love and frequently come back to. It has so many cleverly portrayed ideas, and the only thing keeping me from putting it at #2 is the production, which is still really good, it just doesn't stand out. I also love the vibrant drums and transitions from song to song.
2. ...Like Clockwork
This album is their most tense album, with the most attention to details in melody and guitar. Listening to this front to back gives me chills and can still get me moving. If I had a tail is a decent song, the rest is all worth giving multiple listens.
1. Songs For The Deaf
This was their "breakout record", and I still see it as underrated. The production from the beginning is jaw dropping especially for a project set to release in 2002. There is not a single song that I would skip, and there is no denying that you can find their most flawless songs on here: Millionaire, No One Knows, Song For The Dead, Go With The Flow, and literally every song on here represents my musical tastes in the best way possible
Man I really appreciate it but when you mention KYUSS albums you should have mentioned Sons of KYUSS and circus leaves town also I love the drawings
Thanks. Maybe i should. But truth is, those two are their most celebrated albums. Stay tuned for more videos about desert rock bands ;)
Man I am pleasured to be your viewr as you are such an intelligent guy , I have seen very few people like you example: POLYPHONIC, MIDDLE 8 and Rick Beato
Really man the drawings are f****** amazing 😉
Agree totally, Songs For The Deaf is definitely the ultimate QOTSA lineup hands down!! Just a question, are you doing the sketches yourself?
Nope i didn't do them. The software that i used drew the figures for me. But it was still a ton of work involved.
Oh ok, I am looking for something like this for my "draw my life" episode (when I hit 100,000 subs - so it's a long way off). What's the software called?
Forever thankful Josh created Kyuss and pushed 'desert rock' as he did. Josh himself said that he wanted to create music that no one else had ever created, and that he actually listens to his own music because it's like, why create the best music you've ever created and then _not_ listen to it??? While I'm a huge Kyuss fan (and desert/stoner rock fan in general, which, thanks to YT's AI, turned me onto a myriad of other related musical tangents), I'm just now getting into QOTSA, too.
The SFTD lineup and the Lullabies lineup are my favorites
And I have dived into EAGLES OF DEATH METAL and KYUSS.
And still blown away.
Yupp, those guys are awesome too!
Funny how Josh changes music styles all the time, like TR does too! About the collaboration with other artists, it's like a path a lot of (good)musicians are walking. Have to check out that new record. Did learned a few things from this discography/review. Good work C. TX. 🎸 🎶
Jacqueline Diesel Yeah definately go and check it out. I'm glad this was informational. And you know what? I actually thought about Todd Rundgren too when making this. Josh and Todd both wanted to move on and create something different for each album 😊 Have a great weekend!
I have one question, where is that amazing video coming from on 13 min. ? Can not find it. B.T.W shared this on Music Planet !
Jacqueline Diesel The interview with Josh? 👍😊 I'll send you the link on Facebook. And thank you so much Jackie!! It means so much to me.
No, the black& red cartoon..
Jacqueline Diesel Oh yeah that's the music video for Go With The Flow 👍😉
Not sure if you know ( you probably do )lol. but Olivier Libaux , did an Album of cover versions of QOTSA tunes called " Queens of the stone age Uncovered " you should check it out. It was given a BIG thumbs up from JH
Chris Laidlaw I haven't heard of that no. But i did check it out now and it was really different and cool! Sounds a whole lot more mysterious and sexy. Thank you for introducing me to it man :D
Lie Likes Music it’s a REALLY different take on QOTSA & absolutely love it
like clockwork is fucking fantastic man
your reaction to songs for the deaf is oddly enough, similar to my reaction to Room On Fire by The Strokes. As much as i love that album now i was very disapproving of it at first and didn't know how or if i could change that and all of a sudden one day i just loved it.
That's cool. I find that those are the albums that you end up loving the most. Because you go through a learning process
with the music. You adapt to it and gradually get a liking for it.
And oddly enough I did this with the grateful dead lol
I can't say any Qotsa album is bad and there is nothing on this video about Villains as it was yet to be released, but I can surely say Like clockwork is my least favourite one. It has some great songs but overall I'd say I listened to it way less than the other albums.
Also I was quite surprised that the author didn't quite get Songs for the Deaf at first. I'm not native english speaker but damn, those tracks instantly get you onto the journey with the intro... Thae sounds of open door beeper, shutting door, FM tuning and C.L.O.N.E. radio intro. Just WOW.
Great documentary, but what is your favourite qotsa album. I am a bit sentimental about Rated R, but that was really the first album I listened to in full, so it always has a soft spot for me. I also found SFTD my least favourite. But I love them all and that includes Villians as well. I still have to listen to Villians a lot more because its only new.
Carolyn Lozan I got a very bad first impression of Villains. Hopefully it will grow on me 😯 Anyway. Thank you for the kind words! It's funny how SFTD is your least favorite, cus that's my fav. All of the songs on there are as dense and versatile as they can get. Have a great weekend!
Lie Likes Music > yeah, everyone likes SFTD the best. Suppose Im just a bit different.
Carolyn Lozan I've heard someone say that Era Vulgaris was their favorite. And there's nothing wrong in that cus music is subjective after all 😊 Rated R and their Self-titled album take second and third place for me.
Lie Likes Music > yeah, a lot of people say that era vulgaris was thier worst album, but I put it up there as one of thier best with the likes of Rated R, Like Clockwork... and thier self titled.
Carolyn Lozan Hahaha i love how you just mentioned 4 of their albums as their best. They don't even have that many albums yet haha. I think there's a quality all the way through their discography. That's why they're one of my favorite bands 🎶
I am an overthinker and I come from poetry and literary critics so that's definitely made me a lot more critic about the stuff I listened to when I decided to commit more to how I enjoyed music. I'm saying this because QOTSA is a band that really shifted my perception about what I thought I liked about rock, and showed me how much I appreciated heavier sounds, and all that robot mechanical stuff, combined with their striking lows. You mentioned not being particularly fond of Era Vulgaris. It's an album I replay with minimum effort, so good, entertaining and interesting. ...Like Clockwork was also their first release that I had the chance of anticipating and I was also a bit disappointed. On the other hand, "Villains" gave me their first ever song that I keep close to my heart, emotionally - "Fortress". They had always been a bit shallow on causing emotional reactions, but I adore that one.
Rated R is perhaps my favourite of their albums. The extremely smooth transitions that go from Leg of Lamb to Auto Pilot to Better Living Through Chemistry is something I keep coming back to and every single time I reach the end of BLTC I have to go back to Leg of Lamb and give it another listen, until I am overwhelmed by how GOOD this is.
I'm glad we have the same passion for qotsa. So you didn't like heavy music until you heard them? I guess they were
my first introduction to heavy music too. But it depends on what you regard as heavy. Some of their songs do land on
the border of metal i feel. Like a lot of the songs from Songs For The Deaf (and their first 4 records in general). Personally
i really loved Like Clockwork. When Villains came out, that was my first big dissapointment... But what can you expect from
a band that's had such a great streak of albums. Many thanks for sharing Luisa.
Love Queens, but with all their records, I never really dig them first listen. The more I listen, the more I love them. Probably notice something new every time too.
I already know this is gonna be great
The video? The New Album? He?
Lie Likes Music the video
First 3 qotsa albums are perfection, oliveri was a huge loss
Your content could only be described as ADDICTIVE.
ONLY my Qotsa related content? Or everything? Hahah
...Like Clockwork is the best album hands down, and Mikey Shoes is undoubtably the best bassist QOTSA has ever had IMHO
I have to disagree. Personally i think SFTD and Nick Oliveri were the best album and bassist.
...Like Clockwork is still better than quite a few of their albums imo though.
I agree tbh. SFTD is a brilliant record, but there's just something about Like Clockwork I can't get over, the theme of falling into madness, the constant talk of fear, it's so magnificent. My favourite album ever.
I really didn't like turning on the screw at all, The song to me always sounded like someone was drilling a hole or literally screwing something into my head, but when I heard the term Robot Rock I finally understood
I listened to SFTD while riding through Mexico on a bus.
My fave line up is
Josh, Troy, Joey, Alain, Natasha, Mark and Josh, Nick, Gene, Brandon, Mark
1st queens album will always be my favorite
And quick question where's the top 10 faces about in varcus? I know it's not spelled right. But the light bulb album.
Did you do one. Just asking.
Varcus? You mean Era Vulgaris? What about it?
I can somewhat agree for ...Like Clockwork with your opinions on collaborators, but Jake Shears nailed his part on Keep Your Eyes Peeled and if I'm not mistaken Dave Grohl drummed on 7 of the 10 tracks and left a pretty obvious mark in my opinion, especially on songs like My God is the Sun and I Appear Missing.
He left a much more evident mark as a drummer on Songs for the Deaf though. Thanks for seeing what i mean.
Qotsa was always better when they let more people come through. Nowadays it seems like Homme is more
confident doing things his own way - but for the worse.
This was really fucking well put together great job dude!
Oscar Hurman Thank you man! It was really fun making too. There's a new short documentary on Foo Fighters coming up soon if you're a fam of them 👍
ERA VULGARIS
Great album! Not their best but still great.
@@LieLikesMusic Not their best my ASS! no just kidding but in my top 3 albums like clockwork... self-titled and era vulgaris in no particular order are my favourite.
SFTD was revolutionary for me but Era Vulgaris is a period of my LIFE!
Damn I would’ve loved a songs for the deaf part 2 🥲
I kinda accidentally stumbled into this band. I did know no ones knows. By the radio and it flew under my musicradar for a lot of years.
Until I was doing a song facts or genius search for lyrics and it did a top 10 misunderstood lyrics.
So I checked it out and one of the songs was QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE SICK SICK SICK.
Which everybody thought it was six six six but not.
So I checked out the corresponding video and it's good so I checked out there discography on my music streaming service.
Fuck why was I not paying attention to this band back in the day.
There good it's like hard rock/punk
With this and that thrown in for the mix.
I love PRIMUS and FAITH NO MORE.
AND QOTSA itches that scratch.
For good weird music.
Yeah that's a really good description. Much of Songs For The Deaf is really heavy
hard rock/punk music in my opinon. Blended together with the quirky custom scale
that Homme plays with his guitar. This is my all-time favorite band :) And i can really
see why you draw comparisons to Primus and Faith No More. They have the same authenticity.
Hope you check out all of their albums, cus they're all so good! Except for the newest one haha.
Thankyou for saying about songs for the deaf. I just cant get into it, but I feel like you cant like QOTSA without loving this album. For me - Rated R is the one I love and while I like most of their albums Songs for the Deaf is lower on my list ranked worst to best
No problem. It's interesting to hear your opinion on this. Rated R is also an amazing album. But i like almost all of their albums at the end of the day. Cheers
Btw pentatonic and blues scale aren't the same.
I've heard is said that Era Vulgaris is their worst album and when I first heard it I didn't like it much but I've recently given it another go and it's actually not bad at all, it's just very angular with a very distinct sound in it's production. Plus Run, Pig, Run is one of my all-time favourite songs ever (by any band). As far as albums go, Songs For the Deaf will be hard for them to top. Looking forward to your review of the latest album, I just went out and bought it.
I didn't like era vulgaris even after trying it twice but then the third time my god it is now my favorite album since it just feels so experimental and fucked up!
I love the fun machine that took a shit and died although that was originally a lullabies to paralyze song.
Honestly, they don't have a 'worst' or a 'bad' album, in my opinion. Every album has it's merits, even Self Titled and Villains, some of the rougher albums, in my opinion, still have some phenomenal moments
DAVE GROHL WAS ON SONGS FOR THE DEAF!!!!! I HAD NO CLUE NO WONDOR I LOVE THE ALBUM!!!!!
The fucking back ground music of this should be on the last QOTSA album.
You really think so? Hehe. It's just some copyright free music i found here on youtube fir video creators.
Amazing análisis. I agree in everything and i'd like to add a few ideas: first, to me, the par albums (2, 4 and 6) are more "solid" than the other. The others are more experimental, less cohesive, more diverse among the tracks. That diferent between albums is another way to express the snake skin idea in music. This central idea also makes the diference between Josh and Brant-Garcia. The late two, great musicians, seems to wanna make the same record again and again, and Josh was boring after "Sky valley". So they break up kyuss. Greetings
Elton John also does some vocals on Fairweather friends...and it's not particularly difficult to hear, specially on the chorus.
11:45even though Dave Grohl played on the entirety of the album
I know i know.
Yup, out of the 10 tracks, Dave did 5, Joey did 4 and Jon did 1, the last track.
So where did it all Starch?
It starched with the fields
I gave their first 3 albums 5/5, Lullabies to Paralyze 3.5/5 and Era Vulgaris 4/5. The rest I haven't heard. The hiatus was too long and it had become a bit too much Josh Homme the Band so I kinda lost interest. They were one of the best live bands ever during their earlier stuff and one of the last truly great rock bands.
what about villains?
TEEWURST I already made an album review about that one, so it was a bit pointless to include it here once again :o
it took me a while for me to like SFTD until I heard Song for the Dead
Yeah same for me. It continuously grew on me when i was 14 and 15 until it became my all time favorite album though.
try like clockwork again. it takes a while to soak in
Now i dig it. It's Villains that i'm having an issue with.
Yeah not a big high point
Self titled was released in 1997
A Person I know! Some places it's dated 98, others 97. You might be right. And btw, i'm making a top 10 SFTD video now. So stay tuned if you want to watch it ;)
what really?
Ps: i love the mark lannegan record Bubblegum
I instantly loved SFTD.
You should check out 'Kyuss World' on Facebook man, all fans of the whole scene surrounding Queens. You'd fit right in and possibly learn some new stuff as well. Great video, I'm sure everyone there would appreciate it.
Chicken Permission Oh man! I've been looking for groups like that for some time. And out of the blue you give me this option! Awesome! I'll make sure to post the video there. And maybe there'll be a Kyuss discography guide on the way :)
Great! Love Kyuss just as much as Queens, I'll be sure to look out for it.
Nick Oliveri, Scott Reeder and Mario Lalli are all in the group too! Hope to see you there.
Chicken Permission They're in there too!? Wow. Btw, i know you already did me a favor by introducing me to Kyuss World, but could you also post this video for me in that group? The video will have a bit more credibility that way (as opposed to me promoting myself). Thank you :)
Lie Likes Music Yeah no problem man, will do when I get home.
Just found this channel. Do you like Mike Pattons work? Can you do something on Jeff Buckley? Thanks.
Yes yes yes!! Love Mr. Bungle and Tomahawk! Haven't really listened that much to his
solo stuff or Faith No More, but he's definitely a unique personality in music. Rather him
than Jeff Buckley if i had to make a quick choice.
Hey,,that link goes to Grizzly Bear's ,Painted R not Songs for the Deaf QOFSA
Changed it now. Thanks for mentioning this!
Idk I heavily associate fairweather friends with that bit of piano that plays when hes all like "so what's it gonna take, to get you back in bed" you know. Yeah, whatever
When it sheds it's skin it kicks frantically and may accidentally hit a photographer in the face. Nature.
Great add-on right there xD
Good work, cheers from a qotsa hard fan
piwaskd Thank you mate! Always appreciate other likeminded people here :) Have a great day.
FUCK YEAH
Hahah! Love your enthusiasm.
Released the day the new album comes out ,that had to be intentional.
tater daniels Off course it was intentional 😂
Lie Likes Music i would definitely watch a documentary about this
tater daniels Awesome. Then watch it haha.
Lie Likes Music i meant a full length documentary
tater daniels Man that would be awesome. But i think i would need more interview footage and real-life footage of qotsa playing etc. I don't know if i'm ready for such a huge project yet. This is the first attempt i've made at a bigger topic and doc format.
6:30 Slo Burn. Garcias band aside from Kyuss
That's true. Did i mention Vista Chino?
Yeah, but they released something in 2013 and need more. Very more.
Lie , do you listen to Porcupine Tree / Steven Wilson , he's an English progressive musician , check out his music .
I've listened to all of his solo records. And a bit of PT too, but i can't say that i enjoyed his music that much.
I am convinced that you didn't listen to Era Vulgaris all the way thru, as you referenced the first three tracks (in sequential order) and had nothing more to say about it. Regardless, great video on an amazing band.
rad
Songs for the deaf was the best
Like clockwork is the best
10:50
ERA VULGARIS!
First one's the best...bring back nick
Josh would not like that comment lol. He probably hears that ALL the time.
To true mate lol what do u think of Mondo generator.
might have been better to say they're from Joshua Tree rather than Palm Springs; two totally different worlds.
anyway, good stuff though
Are you in your moms room dude?
yeah great vid thnx for it
No worries dude. Love making videos about Qotsa!
From start to finish I think Villains and Lullabies are actually my fav albums. Although the Queens classics are sprinkled into all the other records..
Alex Those are two albums i didn't expect as someone's favorites haha. But that's cool! Most people that i ask pick their first three albums. Why do you like those the best?
I'll add the self titled album in that list too (although I've run my course with it). Because from start to finish they are the most listenable to me. Era and Clockwork are 'clunky' to me, and SFTD gives me ear fatigue. Rated R is.. well.. Rated R haha. I do think Lullabies is really underrated and there's no song I skip on the record. Villains I do think about skipping a couple tracks but it's NEW so maybe that's why I'm digging it!
Mario *BOOMER* Lalli
I know respect boomers
One of them gave us qotsa
hehehe boomer hehehe
Are you nuts? ...Like Clockwork is their best record.
QOTSA would be better with Yoko Ono