Queens of the Stone Age

[D4rkBu113t]

Underrated! They need more credit for what they do!!!

[!*L!k3*M3N]

How about explaining the error of my ways?

[aaron11292]

Here's a band that kicks some ass! I mean, who can bring to the table not only the dynamic bass, but all around earie feel that they can? Take a look at 'Little Sister'. "...to leave your voodoo life behind the shadows." What kinda **** was his little sister into?? haha but the guitar and bass in that song are really cool. '3's and 7's' was another incredible one for riRAB. Doen't get much catchier than that. I'd be interested in what kind of effects they use as well... gotta get some of those

[?????????????]

my mistake. just got into the habit of saying death.

[KING JBBA]

Hmmm. I really do like QOTSA and I have since the days of Kyuss, but I just can't seem to endorse Homme's crazy desires for solo projects. Personally, I hope Homme keeps the lineup he's got for a while. I really like Troy Van Leeuwen and Joey Castillo, and they seem to work well live and in studio.

Whenever it was Homme and Olivieri, the music was sweet and they were the badasses of their day, partying at night and fighting other banRAB by day. But after Homme fired Olivieri, I think QOTSA really lost its soul, the metal tinge upon its conscience. Don't get me wrong, I still liked EV, but Lullabies was awful and neither album is a match to their first three and a half works. Rated R and SFTD were amazing, retaining a good bit of the ol' days of desert rock while drawing Homme's talented falsetto into their works.

[neil s]

I've found QotSA to be average in some aspects and above in others. That said, "Songs for the Deaf" is great.

[epic_times_nine]

QOTSA are playing oxegen this year dudes!!! I fooking love them! they're excellent.*dances*

[vine_08]

Their S/T is my favorite because it's raw and varied. SFTD is my 2nd favorite, but it can't sustain the momentum of track 4, probably the greatest prog/metal jam ever. For what it's worth, Kyuss' Blues for the Red Sun and Welcome to Sky Valley were better albums.

[�K.A.P�]

i love quotsa, just plain kick ass

[i see sounds]

That's "You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire"...