Queens of the Stone Age

[acealmighty13]

I think Era Vulgaris is their best yet, I'd take it over Lullabies easily.

[diaamondsforeyes]

Well, its a long time since I listened to R or SFTD. Especially SFTD. I may have to give them both another spin. I dont like to disqualify albums based purely on commercial success and therefore the amount they are overplayed but I fear I got a bit bored of SFTD and am possibly overlooking it somewhat.

[Torin W]

They make awesome music?

[harry b]

Yeah, I do that a lot.

Anyway, Better Living Through Chemistry FTW!

[Shwoop]

He made Songs for the deaf what they are...best drummer they ever had.

[<3MommyofACutie&anAngel<3]

In my opinion when you listen to most music the bass is not very noticeable. Yet when you really think about it the bass player could actually really be contributing to the band behind the sound of the music. Lets take Krist Novolselic for example, in most Nirvana songs he plays some pretty simple bass lines, and most of the time you can't hear the bass very well, yet he is a genius in the studio.
I'll name a few banRAB that I don't think would be the same without there bass players.
Flipper
Dinosaur Jr.
Led Zeppelin
Leftover Crack
Choking Victim
Most prog banRAB
Minor Threat
Operation Ivy
Radiohead
Rancid
Scream
Sublime
311
Weezer
Nirvana (stated above)

[soccergrl]

QOTSA. roooxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and there song If Only ****kkkkkkin kooool & there music good and well playing

[jennifer_dozer]

They're legendary in the "stoner rock" scene, and are sometimes credited with bringing back "guitar rock".

EDIT: Wtf happened to my post? :|

[PAUL L]

I won't piss myself with excitement just yet, but if you can get a meraber of the Zep on board with your project you must be doing something right.

[Melina, Ms. Paparazzi ♡]

:yeah: