Re: Queens of the Stone Age | …Like Clockwork [4 June]
Posted: Fri May 17, 2013 1:58 am
Loving this so far and yes Ocean is groovy as fuck. CANNOT wait to hear and see this stuff played live.
where were you?TheDapperGent wrote:I know I am going to savor this moment. Its not often I come across an album that is this good through and through. Outstanding!
Busy with a a 2nd job. I've been lurking about and posting sparingly. On top of work I've really been working on getting into shape and *edit* working on my guitar chops again (I figured out I Appear Missing the other day!). Between all that and sleeping I just haven't had a desire to sit down and participate on any message board fully. Good lookin' out bro!VinylGuy wrote:where were you?TheDapperGent wrote:I know I am going to savor this moment. Its not often I come across an album that is this good through and through. Outstanding!
i have to get fit too. And buy a bass too..and...fuck ..too many things.TheDapperGent wrote:Busy with a a 2nd job. I've been lurking about and posting sparingly. On top of work I've really been working on getting into shape and *edit* working on my guitar chops again (I figured out I Appear Missing the other day!). Between all that and sleeping I just haven't had a desire to sit down and participate on any message board fully. Good lookin' out bro!VinylGuy wrote:where were you?TheDapperGent wrote:I know I am going to savor this moment. Its not often I come across an album that is this good through and through. Outstanding!
I rode my bike a few miles to the store today right? Bought a few beers to take home and when I came out a group of girls that I'm sure were underage shouted at me "I want your body!". I smiled an evil smile as I rode away.VinylGuy wrote:i have to get fit too. And buy a bass too..and...fuck ..too many things.TheDapperGent wrote:Busy with a a 2nd job. I've been lurking about and posting sparingly. On top of work I've really been working on getting into shape and *edit* working on my guitar chops again (I figured out I Appear Missing the other day!). Between all that and sleeping I just haven't had a desire to sit down and participate on any message board fully. Good lookin' out bro!VinylGuy wrote:where were you?TheDapperGent wrote:I know I am going to savor this moment. Its not often I come across an album that is this good through and through. Outstanding!
Auto Pilot is fucking great; it's a highlight on the album. I even love Quick & to the Pointless. Another Love Song is pretty good, agreed.zeb wrote:Nick's songs are sometimes pretty poor (Six Shooter), often pretty good (Another Love Song) and sometimes really fantastic (Auto Pilot). Not a bad success rate.
VinylGuy wrote:i found this:
Album line-up [edit]
Josh Homme – lead vocals, guitar, backing vocals, twelve string guitar ("I Appear Missing"), slide guitar ("I Appear Missing")
Troy Van Leeuwen – guitar, backing vocals, percussion, keyboard, twelve string guitar (tracks 5 and 9), lap steel ("Kalopsia")
Dean Fertita – keyboard, guitar, backing vocals, percussion, piano ("Kalopsia")
Michael Shuman – bass, backing vocals, keyboard ("Kalopsia")
Guest appearances [edit]
Dave Grohl – drums, percussion (all tracks except 1, 2, 6, and 10)
Alex Turner – vocals, guitar on "If I Had a Tail"
Trent Reznor – "Fairweather Friends" and "Kalopsia"
Jake Shears
Sir Elton John – piano, vocals on "Fairweather Friends"
Brody Dalle – vocals
James Lavelle
Joey Castillo – drums, percussion on "Kalopsia"[24], "Keep Your Eyes Peeled" and "I Sat by the Ocean"
Nick Oliveri – vocals
Alain Johannes
Mark Lanegan – vocals
Jon Theodore – drums, percussion on "...Like Clockwork"
Auto Pilot is one of my favorite QOTSA songs from all time. I dont love Nick songs but at the time i really missed them...there was a punk quality that has been long gone since his departure.Gods' Die wrote:Auto Pilot is fucking great; it's a highlight on the album. I even love Quick & to the Pointless. Another Love Song is pretty good, agreed.zeb wrote:Nick's songs are sometimes pretty poor (Six Shooter), often pretty good (Another Love Song) and sometimes really fantastic (Auto Pilot). Not a bad success rate.
Sounds like Alain playing Lead on Fairweather Friends.VinylGuy wrote:Auto Pilot is one of my favorite QOTSA songs from all time. I dont love Nick songs but at the time i really missed them...there was a punk quality that has been long gone since his departure.Gods' Die wrote:Auto Pilot is fucking great; it's a highlight on the album. I even love Quick & to the Pointless. Another Love Song is pretty good, agreed.zeb wrote:Nick's songs are sometimes pretty poor (Six Shooter), often pretty good (Another Love Song) and sometimes really fantastic (Auto Pilot). Not a bad success rate.
Still Schuman is a beast and i prefer him. The current lineup is incredible.
What is Alain Johannes doing in this album? and where the fuck is Lanegan??
really? ill check that out later...its incredible the number of artists collaborating with QOTSA that are barely audible..tommymctom wrote:The only place I hear Lanegan is in the chorus of Tail.
Rob wrote:I'm a casual fan (really like their music, but they aren't a favorite), and I honestly can't stop listening to this album. It's so awesome. Smooth Sailing is one of the coolest songs I've ever heard.
These are very interesting takes to me. I'm a huge Queens fan, and I think this album is pretty challenging on first listen--in a very good way. The album is a huge rollercoaster with everything from vintage Queens swagger, to some amazingly raw emotional frailty. I can't see how this could be called "pop/commercial".dimejinky99 wrote:Not a fan of this band at all. But. I'm a few songs in and I'm liking it so far. It's extremely accessible almost pop/commercial some of it. I'm liking it.
If I had a tail is kick ass:)