queens of the stone age

elderlywoman76

what are their best tunes...the heavier the better

Dick Jones

Song for the Dead
Song for the Deaf
You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire
Regular John
Walkin' On the Sidewalks
Avon
Better Living Through Chemistry
Feel Good Hit Of the Summer

chris05

I love all their stuff...heavy and slower.... Their dvd is amazing.

Brisk.

well josh homme used to be in the best stoenr rock band Kyuss.

but i really dont like qotsa, i got all their stuff, i used to love, lost arts of keeping a secret and no one knows. so some of sogns for the deaf and some of that blue album lol, whatever its called, lullabies, i need to listen more

but they got a bit weird and not really good :S

oh well, thats my opinion



Ed

Dick Jones

Yeah, he is right, you should just get everything they've got.

Dick Jones

I BrisK I wrote:

well josh homme used to be in the best stoenr rock band Kyuss.

but i really dont like qotsa, i got all their stuff, i ued to love, lost arts of keeping a secret and no one knows.

but they got a bit weird and not really good :S

oh well, thats my opinion



Ed

They got a bit wierd? I love when bands get experimental. See No Code. But I think 'Lullabies' was a very good next step in the catalouge. What do you want them to do put something out that is just like 'SFTD', no way. You have to grow. Change direction. I thought the latest record was everything the other records had and then its own touch of something else. Just like the record implies, they've moved from the desert to the woods, and its always a little darker in the woods.

angryyoungman

i like qotsa, but why is it they always have one song from their albums the radio plays (no one knows, little sister), and plays to death. i guess i could answer my own question by saying radio sucks. songs for the deaf is a great album

intodeep

Mexicola

On their first album check it out.

Brisk.

Dick Jones wrote:

They got a bit wierd? I love when bands get experimental. See No Code. But I think 'Lullabies' was a very good next step in the catalouge. What do you want them to do put something out that is just like 'SFTD', no way. You have to grow. Change direction. I thought the latest record was everything the other records had and then its own touch of something else. Just like the record implies, they've moved from the desert to the woods, and its always a little darker in the woods.

hmm, maybe i used the wrong term, i meant it just wasn't very qotsa, it wasn't very good music in general in my opinion, dont worry,i listen to plenty of weird music? ever heard of ruins?

peace

Ed

Dick Jones

I BrisK I wrote:

hmm, maybe i used the wrong term, i meant it just wasn't very qotsa, it wasn't very good music in general in my opinion, dont worry,i listen to plenty of weird music? ever heard of ruins?

peace

Ed

Ruins? No I've never heard of it. Genre?

Man_Of_The_Hour

Let me make a provocative statement first: QOTSA are unworthy of a Mark Lanegan.

In The Fade is a good one of theirs (because of Mr. Lanegan of course ) but Lost Art and especially Go With The Flow will never loose its shine for me. I dont like albums of them as a whole but the some songs like Go With The Flow are just amazing beyond imagination. I didnt buy the last album though since the first two singles didnt attract me at all.

Dick Jones

Go With The Flow!?!?

That song is pretty simple to me. Kinda boring even, save the video.

Brisk.

Dick Jones wrote:

Ruins? No I've never heard of it. Genre?

lol they are mad, dont know what they are really

its rock, just really mad solos, and vocals and stuff, its crazy

Man_Of_The_Hour

Dick Jones wrote:

Go With The Flow!?!?

That song is pretty simple to me. Kinda boring even, save the video.

I love it, you're right, it's not really complicated objectively speaking, but it just stuck I guess. I can listen to that one on end.

enharmonic

I say get everything. There's not a bad record in the bunch.

The Maestro

The Blood is Love is a great song.

sadprofessor

intodeep wrote:

Mexicola

On their first album check it out.

And that would be my personal favorite QOTSA song, along with "In the Fade" from Rated R.

StrangeLight

heavy?
hispanic impressions
walkin on the sidewalks (especially a live version... usually 7 minutes long with lanegan singing it)
quick and to the pointless
tension head
i think i lost my head ache
millionaire
songs for the dead
skin on skin
someone's in the wolf
burn the witch
infinity
born to hula
the bronze
ode to clarissa
you're so vague (possibly the best song ever)
the remix of millionaire

and from the desert sessions:
covered in punk's blood
nenada
rickshaw

but seriously, anything by them is great.

wakeupscreaming

enharmonic wrote:

I say get everything. There's not a bad record in the bunch.

i have to say....he is absolutely right.....

for the first try i would choose songs for the deaf

Brisk.

Bring Back Kyuss!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dick Jones

Born To Hula!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tnerb248

The Bronze

These guys are one of the best bands around, imo. I'd say start with Songs for the Deaf, and then get Rated R, S/T, then Lullabyes to Paralyze. Then Desert Session 9&10. PJ Harvey and Josh Freese rules it.


-brent

intodeep

sadprofessor wrote:

And that would be my personal favorite QOTSA song, along with "In the Fade" from Rated R.

Nice In the Fade is my favorite QOTSA song i just did not think it was near as heavy as Mexicola and the orgianl poster asked for heavy.

That opening bass and then that chunky riff kick my ass every time and it never gets old.

Dick Jones

Songs for the Deaf and S/T are the best albums to drive around to. Hands down. Love it.

pjfan020

If you by chance smoke weed, i highly suggest you get all of their stuff. I loved Kyuss and i bought the first album when it came out. I was suprised at how good the last albums was. Burn the Witch is such a fucking awesome song. Josh Homme's got some sweet riffs.