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Just on Jools 🙂
Texas are now on 😯
Texas are sooooo middle of the road now, they've got white lines painted on them.
Very boring / lazy songwriting
Just put it on. Seems to be Grace Jones Jr.
Must have been who was making the noise when I went for my run past the studio earlier. Shame the sound was too muffled to hear properly.
Damn missed it!!
IPlayer here we come
Well, they are certainly very short, tight shorts!
Texazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...... 🙂
Best rocknroll band in teh world bar none.
I like Texas, but "bar none"? C'mon.
We now seem to be being treated to an Elvis tribute.
Yes!
Is it me, or has Josh lost a boatload of weight?
I thought that...and now a non-ginger.
Qotsa are head and shoulders above the rest on tonight.
Quality
[i]IPlayer here we come[/i]
The Friday show is better anyway. (well except you get more of the bad stuff!)
Patty Griffin with Robert Plant are on as well, so that makes two acts worth watching this week, along with QOTSA.
Better hit rate than the previous episodes.
QoTSA haven't been any good since Nick Oliveri left/was kicked out.
He was like their version of Bez. His contribution was mainly getting off his box and waving his dick around whilst Josh Homme played lead guitar, sang all vocals and wrote the songs. Yet when he left they stopped being great.mikey74 - MemberQoTSA haven't been any good since Nick Oliveri left/was kicked out.
Have they a new album out then?
I think it's because be brought a punk ethic to the band that acted as a counterpoint to Josh's slightly pretentious leanings, giving them a leaner, more direct sound.
Either that or Josh lost it at that point.
QoTSA haven't been any good since Nick Oliveri left/was kicked out.
This
In terms of creative energy in music, this is completely apparent to anyone who has a "soul".
Nothing to do with floppy on-stage cocks, just simple interpersonal musical energy. Have another listen to their albums.
Original un-messed-with first album with boobs on cover is their best album followed by "Songs for the deaf"
FACT
* prefers Kyuss, despite Jon Theodore joining Qotsa *
Mmmmm Kyuss:
aye-aye - Member
In terms of creative energy in music, this is completely apparent to anyone who has a "soul".
*BLEURGH*
^ this
Euurrrrggghhhh! I feel so dirty. Agreeing with a Palace supporter. time to scrub myself with a Brillo pad.
Qotsa -middle of the road dad rock. Kyuss were actually quite jolly.
muggomagic - Member
^ thisEuurrrrggghhhh! I feel so dirty. Agreeing with a Palace supporter. time to scrub myself with a Brillo pad.
If it helps I wasn't always *just* a supporter. I was mascot once 8) (a few years ago now, Eddie McGoldrick, Geoff Thomas, Nigel Martin era)
tazzymtb - Member
Qotsa -middle of the road dad rock. Kyuss were actually quite jolly.
Have you heard Hermano?
Garcia > Homme everytime. Screaming his lungs out for 30 years.
Texas are sooooo middle of the road now
Were Texas ever not MOR?
Not even sure why you've posted those bands in a thread about QOTSA Lifer. They are nothing like them. Those 3 sound to me like heard-it-all-before, cliched old rock bands.
QOTSA don't sound anything like that to my ears: They write [i]songs[/i].
If that makes them "dad rock", that's cool with me.
Jeez, that Unida is atrocious.
DezB - Member
Not even sure why you've posted those bands in a thread about QOTSA Lifer. They are nothing like them. Those 3 sound to me like heard-it-all-before, cliched old rock bands.
QOTSA don't sound anything like that to my ears: They write songs.
If that makes them "dad rock", that's cool with me.Jeez, that Unida is atrocious.
Because John Garcia is intertwined with QOTSA. I don't think either are 'Dad Rock', they sound nothing like Bad Company FFS.
I like filthy noise, I like Unida.
[i]Because John Garcia is intertwined with QOTSA[/i]
Ah, fair enough. (Doesn't sound at all filthy to me though) 😉
QOTSA at the Kentish Town Forum (with Oliveri) in 2002 was one of the best gigs I've ever been to. Saw them a few years later without him and it was the Josh Homme band, good but still nowhere near what they were. Definitely more than just willy-waving. Hope their new stuff is better than the last album.
DezB - Member
Ah, fair enough. (Doesn't sound at all filthy to me though)
Oh sure, there are many filthier bands, but they are hardly clean and more filth than Queens. #itsallrelative
QoTSA haven't been any good since Nick Oliveri left/was kicked out.
He's involved in the new album. The overlap between TCV and QoTSA is a bit odd for me. The new stuff sounds more TCV to me.
From [url= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...Like_Clockwork ]Wiki[/url]...
In November 2012, Homme told BBC's Zane Lowe that Joey Castillo had left the band and that drums on the new album would be performed by Dave Grohl, who performed on Songs for the Deaf.[10] Homme also confirmed that the album would be released prior to their performance at the Download Festival in June 2013. In addition to Grohl, other former members contributing to the album include former bassists [b]Nick Oliveri[/b][11] and Alain Johannes[12] as well as vocalist Mark Lanegan.[13]
EDIT: Ah, I somehow missed that shaggy had beaten me to this by a mere 23mins!
Had a sneaky preview of the album and on first listen I reckon it is well up there with their previous albums. (Unlike Daft Punk 😉 )
You know who else is a guest on the new album....
Elton John 😯
You're having a laugh! Which track?
I'm feeling a bit upset now. 😥