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Songs for the Deaf is a loose concept album, taking the listener on a drive through the California desert from Los Angeles to Joshua Tree, tuning into radio stations from towns along the way such as Banning and Chino Hills.
Aug 27, 2002 · Songs for the Deaf is the third studio album by American rock band Queens of the Stone Age. It is considered a loose concept album as it takes the listener on a drive from Los Angeles to...
- It's Songs For The Deaf... You Can't Even Hear It!
- How The Hell Did They Make This Shit?!
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- Personnel
Nick Oliveri was the one who pushed for making this album a loose concept album. Joshua Hommewas against it, as he thought it got in the way of the songs, but Nick thought it was a great idea. In the end, Joshua finally agreed to the concept, and Songs For The Deaf became QOTSA's only "concept album", even though it's extremely loose. (Heh... extre...
That's a good question, darling. Let me first point out that this is the only album that one Mr. Dave Grohl preformed on, as he joined the band for the album and left shortly before its release. Many people say he was a guest drummer, but this is incorrect. For the short time that Dave Grohl was drumming for QOTSA, he was a full-on member of the ba...
1: You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire (With Hidden Pregap Track The Real Song For The Deaf) - 3:12 2: No One Knows- 4:38 3: First It Giveth- 3:18 4: A Song For The Dead- 5:52 5: The Sky Is Fallin'- 6:15 6: Six Shooter- 1:19 7: Hangin' Tree- 3:06 8: Go With The Flow- 3:09 9: Gonna Leave You- 2:50 10: Do It Again- 4:04 11...
Band
Josh Homme –vocals, guitar Nick Oliveri –bass, vocals Mark Lanegan–vocals Dave Grohl –drums, percussion
Additional Musicians
Alain Johannes –e-bow, organ on "Another Love Song", piano on "Mosquito Song", flamenco guitar on "Mosquito Song" and "First It Giveth", theremin on "Six Shooter", lap steel guitar Natasha Shneider – e-bow, organ on "Another Love Song", piano on "Mosquito Song", theremin on "Six Shooter" Gene Trautmann – drums on "You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire" and "Go With The Flow" Dean Ween – guitar on "Six Shooter", "Gonna Leave You", and "Mosquito Song" Brendon McNichol...
Radio DJs
Blag Dahlia C-Minus Dave Catching Casey Chaos Chris Goss Jeordie White Natasha Shneider
Oct 30, 2017 · “It’s songs for the deaf, you can’t even hear it”. ‘Songs For The Deaf’, is QOTSA third album. Released in 2002, I didn’t hear it in it’s entirety until 2008, which is crazy. It’s a loose concept album built around the story of someone taking a drive from LA to Joshua Tree.
Though words help to frame the saga, giving it the spirit if not quite the form of a concept album, ultimately Songs for the Deaf stands on a sound whose crystal-hard ferocity precedes and...
Jul 7, 2023 · Many fans’ call for the best would be 2002’s Songs for the Deaf, Queens of the Stone Age’s breakout record. A loose concept album featuring Dave Grohl on drums, it boasts classics such as ‘No One Knows’, ‘First It Giveth’ and ‘Go With the Flow’.
The truth is that QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE is one of the most original heavy rock bands to emerge in the last half decade, and not only is Songs For The Deaf a masterful monument to their daring and creativity, it's also one of the finest rock albums of the year.
