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| Item no. | 418807 |
| Musical Genre | Stoner Rock |
| Exclusive | No |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Queens Of The Stone Age |
| Product type | CD |
| Release date | 8/26/02 |
CD 1
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1.The Real Song For The Deaf
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2.You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire (Album Version (With Interlude))
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3.No One Knows
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4.First It Giveth (Album Version)
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5.Song For The Dead (Album Version (Explicit))
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6.The Sky Is Fallin' (Album Version)
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7.Six Shooter (Album Version (Explicit))
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8.Hanging Tree (Album Version)
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9.Go With The Flow (Album Version)
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10.Gonna Leave You (Album Version)
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11.Do It Again (Album Version)
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12.God Is In The Radio (Album Version)
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13.Another Love Song (Album Version)
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14.Song For The Deaf (Album Version (Explicit))
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15.Mosquito Song (Album Version)
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16.Everybody's Gonna Be Happy (Non-LP Version)
by Matthias Mineur (null) If there's a price for the coolest band of our days, kit would be Queens Of The Stone Age - beside Spiritual Beggars, of course. Their dry Stoner Rock, shifting between Blues, retro and Metal back and forth, sweats out fat guitar riffs out of every pore. The new album, "Songs For The Deaf" pays tribute to its name and doesn"t stop for the loud and heavy tunes, either, unfolding their esprit loud and noisy. "Give me some more, give me some more" they whimper in the opener, "Millionaire". Sure that is what we wish for, too! Following is the through MTV and alike well known "No One Knows". As comical as the video clip is also the sing itself: bulky, almost awkward, Queens Of The Stone Age combine here Black Sabbath-attitudes with a Punk chorus that even sounds like Krautrock (especially Percewood's Onagram). Incredible!
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