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fantastic

"new song called hot lava man... think of this.. smoke fucking pot"

Eccentric Man is a cover of an ooold band named Groundhogs, which I highly recommend

at 3:00 this part looked like some kyuss tune

This is cool, but it's also frustrating there's no video ! Anyway, thank you.

what did alain play on each of his songs?

i’ve always found grohls renditions of you would know better

This elder loves Morphine! Much love to your memory from Boston at 64yo. Our generation was very lucky to have you.

I was at this show and got to talk to Josh and Dave in the crowd. Twas fucking great. Josh signed my Album cover......Fuck 🤣

I can’t believe I saw Shellac and Fugazi on the same day, what a gig

oh my gosh that performance of the bronze was amazing.

damn this is raw! is this on the queens of the stone age ii promo cd

Cool to stumble across this on YT today! Is this the soundboard recording from this show? I’ve got a DAT tape we made off the soundboard that night, I don’t remember trading it out back then but maybe I did - this sounds like the same recording! It was such an insane show.

Incredible rendition of red guitar

41:59 🥵🥵🥵😋😋😋🥹

This is such a treasure

Are there any other QOTSA concerts that have a version of "Tension Head" similar to the one at Hurricane Festival 2001? I think the 9th October 2002, 28th January 2003, 22nd March 2003, 11th June 2003 and 7th January 2004 concerts might do (since they close the encore with that song).

I can't tell you what I found

Josh was so sick .. sick, sick

that misfit love intro is crazy! wish we could get better audio somewhere

Never heard a guitar sound like that one in the first set's what goes on

This is the best sounding and longest concert of these guys i've found online

where's that pic from?

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57:00

I was at this show (my first time seeing Shellac) and this version of “Billiard Player Song” has haunted me for 25 years. The only lyric I could recall was “sh!t brown river” and I could never determine what song it actually was from that. Thank you for posting!

I was the dude who crowdsurfed to Long Slow Goodbye.

whos on the line up?

Thanks for uploading this. Do you by chance know who the opening band was for this Hum show? I saw Hum in Atlanta six days after this show, and the opening band was probably the loudest one I've ever heard in a club. I had to put my fingers in my ears because they were so loud (wish I had brought earplugs). A couple of years ago, I tried to find out who opened for Hum for that 1996 Atlanta show, but was unsuccessful. The opener was so loud that I wondered if it might have been My Bloody Valentine, but I think I discovered that MBV never performed with Hum.

Can you please also upload the audio from the following Songs of the Deaf concerts: 2002-09-05 (New York), 2002-09-07 (Toronto), 2002-09-14 (Grand Rapids), 2002-09-28 (Austin), 2002-11-01 (Brussels) and 2002-11-02 (Tilburg)?

Flip the phase is a smack

Can you please upload the videos for the following QOTSA concerts: 2002-09-03 (Providence), 2003-04-26 (Coachella) and 2003-05-15 (Montreal)? And can you please also upload the audio for the following QOTSA concerts: 2002-10-23 (Manchester), 2002-10-24 (Leeds), 2002-10-31 (Southampton), 2003-02-25 (Anaheim), 2003-03-10 (Fort Worth), 2003-03-11 (San Antonio), 2003-03-13 (New Orleans), 2003-03-26 (Hartford), 2003-03-28 (Asbury Park), 2003-04-04 (Buffalo), 2003-05-02 (Madison), 2003-05-13 (Toronto), 2003-06-02 (Bologna), 2003-06-04 (Vienna), 2003-06-10 & 2003-06-11 (Paris), 2003-06-17 (Wolverhampton), 2003-06-18 & 2003-06-19 (Glasgow), 2003-06-22 (Brixton), 2003-06-27 (St. Gallen), 2003-06-28 (Werchter), 2003-06-29 (Roskilde), 2003-07-11 (Milwaukee), 2003-07-13 (Columbus), 2003-07-25 (Boston), 2003-07-27 (Camden), 2003-08-01 (Bristow), 2003-08-08 (Dallas), 2003-08-10 (Houston), 2003-08-13 (Denver), 2003-08-20 (Paredes de Coura), 2003-09-10 (Mansfield), 2003-09-29 (Toronto), 2003-10-01 (Minneapolis), 2003-10-03 (Denver), 2003-10-07 (Vancouver), 2003-10-29 (San Diego), 2003-10-31 (Los Angeles) and 2004-01-06 (Melbourne)?

Thanks for posting this. I took leave while in the Army to go. I flew out alone from NC, rented a car and stayed in Big Bear. I drove from there both days, closest I could find a hotel room I could afford. It was a great set, and a great festival. You got everyone from the lineup I can remember being there, plus Brian O'Connor, like Mileke mentioned in a reply.

I like how that one dickhead got shushed trying to sing Long Slow Goodbye before it started 2:19:13

anyone got a download for this? been desperate to find one...

32:16-32:21 Joey does the opening Hi-Hats for "Song for the Dead", and a few seconds later, Nick does the opening bass line to "Song for the Deaf". Joey realises his mistake, and then stops.

I went to that show!

What is David refferring to after magnolia when he says something about competition? Was there another artist playing at the same time next door?

Also, Happy Birthday Mark!

One of the most under-rated bands of all time! Mark seemed like a fascinating man, it is too bad we lost him. Seemed ahead of the times. R.I.P Mr. Sandman

What a fantastic recordings of a great gig. My fave time of the BP. The unpolished Junk Yard time and the thriller songs on Mutiny in Heaven. It didn't get any better, before them riding of a cliff, like Mick Harvey explained the end of the Birthday Party. I saw there second coming afterwards, right there in Melbourne. But the intensity left the bodies and the music. Fair enough. We were spoilt by intense lusty music. I mean listen to these recordings. A crown on all their best work. Thanks guys.

Thank you so much for sharing this! My homie and I went to this concert back in 2005 - "We're doing it for Johnny!" What an amazing concert.

There has to be video of Dave Grohl playing Kyuss somewhere. Mind boggling.

Brutal !!! ❤

Wish I could of been there. Fuckin mint

I went to this show with my friends Jim and Adam. Jim was from LA, and he had a friend in Palm Springs who was a kyuss fan and said we had to go to this show. We played pinball for a while, cuz the show didn't start until after 11:00. I had no idea who they were, but afterwards, I said these guys can make it. They came to town in two really ratty vans. They had finished a show earlier in the evening in Milwaukee, They also had an older guy with them who didn't do much. So we joked he must own the vans ;-)

Doesn't sound like demos. Sounds like pre-orchestration.

Shows @ the 9:30 always sound better than [insert inferior venue]. Just cuz I'm from DC/ biased doesn't mean I'm wrong! 🖤🖤🖤Thank you!

These demos are amazing! More please!!!

He had a Jim Morrison vibe. Classy. Always imagined a dark little club restaurant.. him and chill audience exchanging vibes. He should still be here 🙁