What a rush. Cheeky, dirty, swaggering riffs and a mighty end-of-the-world chugging groove you either dance or fight to, maybe both. What a lineup this was. I hate the supergroup thing, it usually stinks of decadent decline to me. Except when it's Josh Homme at the nucleus, then it's vital and life affirming.
Grohl acceleration gives the songs, no other drummer has succeeded. For example, Monster in the parasol sounds really spectacular compared to the live versions of the tour Rated R.
For some reason I remember seeing a live video from this where they played God is in the Radio with Alain on stage with them. I can't find a video from here anymore for some reason.
Goes without saying that Dave's drumming is incredible, but especially on Tension Head. It sounds fucking perfect - the tension, the power, the energy, and conviction.
Yeah, I am trying to understand wihch Ampeg head is the black one. It looks like some Vh model from back then (maybe vh-140c), but the camera jumps makes this impossible.
Dont blame the cameramen, they did their job. This is clearly edited, and not live, otherwise the cuts on Tension wouldn't be that good, so blame the editor.
I welled up when they started cheering at 10:49. Introducing a completely new song to the audience, and instead of headbanging the whole way through, they were just transfixed in awe, you don't truly realise it until the end.
This actually wasn't Brendon's last show, it was the show after this, at Coachella. That show Chris Goss played second guitar as well and they played a cover of Allens Wrench by Kyuss as the last song.. The show after that in Atlanta was the first on the pre Deaf tour and was the first show with Troy Van Leeuwen.
Prepsi Of TDU2 Pretty much all the guitars were done by Josh on the record, Alain did a lot of the weird stuff like flamenco guitar, Dean Ween had some guest leads because Josh dug him so much, but Brendan supposedly did play the lead on Go With the Flow, purely because it was the best take. Brendan was technically in Queens the whole recording time, but it seems he was just more of a hired gun than a collaborative member. Dave Catching played that part before him. It was Josh and Nick and later to an extant Mark's band.
Carlo Von Sexron ok so if i understand correctly brendon was still around at the time of recording, just not actually doing anything, right? also, is it true that all the tracks were recorded with trautmann and they were ready to release until grohl came along? and why did millionaire and go with the flow have gene on drums instead of dave?
Prepsi Of TDU2 Correct on Brendan. Gene left after recording a few songs, Go With the Flow, Millionaire, and I think attempted versions of Do it Again, God Is in the Radio, Gonna Leave You, and maybe A Song for the Deaf. Josh pushes his drummers pretty hard, so I don't know if he out and out quit, or just left to do other things. But Dave came in and was there for the rest of the album being wrote and helped that out on that on top of being a rock solid drummer that drove the whole thing. Gene has more of a garage rock swing thing going on, which is great, but Deaf became a lot more focused with Dave. As for why they kept those two songs with Gene, they just worked better. There's a few clips of Dave playing Go With the Flow live, and it just isn't as smooth. Millionaire I kind of question, it seems a lot more solid and harder hitting than the clips of Gene playing it live. I thought it might actually be Dave playing, but the liner credits say otherwise.
Man I was at this show. Tickets were only sold at the venue so I had to get there at 4am to get in line. I was maybe the 20th person. At some point a few of us dozed off and some older Mexican dude in an older convertible pulled up blasting appetite for destruction and it woke every one up! For anyone wondering this concert was included in the special edition of Songs for the deaf.
well it didnt turn out that way i guess but theodore is cool. really good drummer perfect fit. and nick and marks roles werent supposed to be how we thought. clockwork is masterful though. Queens forever.
Adam albright yes I have the entire show but just by audio, I think... not sure if I have it on video but defntly for sure have it on cd. They played a setlist of around 18-20 songs during this performance. Been a long time since I’ve listened to it but know for sure I have it in my collection at home. Which actually is a pretty massive collection of live shows/bootlegs of just QOTSA alone which are all either made up of CD, DVD, VCD & even VHS. I say that bcos I’ve done an over-extremely amount of hunting, spending, trading and downloading going all the way back to what, April 1993?! Obviously as you can see, QOTSA is 1 of the 6 all-time favorite groups of mine that I’ve spent a countless amt of time (& money) towards obtaining any/all of whichever groups’ concerts/shows/appearances/interviews, unreleased audio/video studio rehearsal footage, unreleased tracks & demos etc etc etc... So u see...? After all that long ass rambling I just did, you could maybe understand about whether or not I’m sure of hvng a certain show or not and if so, then which format is it in as well. Btw, apologies for the response to be given to ya in ‘multiple chapters’! I’m sure you could’ve settled for it to be in just a simple sentence or two!🤷🏻♂️
Yes! I have seen this footage many times and don't think I noticed he was there until today. Flute during "No One Knows" and guitar on the rest (I assume?)
0:20 Monsters in the Parasol
3:40 No One Knows
7:52 Hangin' Tree
10:53 Tension Head
13:38 The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
Heaven.
4:54 motherfucker gotta FUCKING FLUTE!!!!!! That's badass.
+Jesper Locher “Dib” yes!
for anyone wondering, thats alain from eleven / anthem ("early RHCP"), he and wife natascha used to open the shows and were in qotsa 2005-2007 and TCV
What a rush. Cheeky, dirty, swaggering riffs and a mighty end-of-the-world chugging groove you either dance or fight to, maybe both. What a lineup this was. I hate the supergroup thing, it usually stinks of decadent decline to me. Except when it's Josh Homme at the nucleus, then it's vital and life affirming.
You notice the lyrics are switched up on No One Knows? He starts with pill to swallow.
Grohl acceleration gives the songs, no other drummer has succeeded. For example, Monster in the parasol sounds really spectacular compared to the live versions of the tour Rated R.
Excellent rendition of Monsters in the Parasol right here.
a true BULLDOZER ... just listen to that bass ... this is pure art
No dislikes, because no one would find this performance even slightly flawed
Daves first show with the band :)
For some reason I remember seeing a live video from this where they played God is in the Radio with Alain on stage with them. I can't find a video from here anymore for some reason.
This lineup is probably the best sounding version of QOTSA there will ever be. They're soooo freakin good in this show.
They're all beasts.
05' touring lineup begs to differ but yeah this ones hits just as hard
@@Vision4k True....love that lineup as well, but it didn't have Grohl, that why I think this one is the best.
@@DonSolo328 yeap i think you got this
@@DonSolo328 Joey Castillo is better than Grohl honestly. I love Grohl but Joey was a fucking animal in Queens
Is that really Joahannes playing flute in No One Knows?
peak QOTSA
Hope Josh brings the Ovations back, along with the lineup.
Goes without saying that Dave's drumming is incredible, but especially on Tension Head. It sounds fucking perfect - the tension, the power, the energy, and conviction.
Super muzyka❤
Love Dave 💛
All the quick adhd camera jumps are bugging me.
Yeah, I am trying to understand wihch Ampeg head is the black one. It looks like some Vh model from back then (maybe vh-140c), but the camera jumps makes this impossible.
Dont blame the cameramen, they did their job. This is clearly edited, and not live, otherwise the cuts on Tension wouldn't be that good, so blame the editor.
I welled up when they started cheering at 10:49. Introducing a completely new song to the audience, and instead of headbanging the whole way through, they were just transfixed in awe, you don't truly realise it until the end.
This actually wasn't Brendon's last show, it was the show after this, at Coachella. That show Chris Goss played second guitar as well and they played a cover of Allens Wrench by Kyuss as the last song.. The show after that in Atlanta was the first on the pre Deaf tour and was the first show with Troy Van Leeuwen.
+Carlo Von Sexron who would have played lead and lap steel on the record then? brendon isnt in the album credits IIRC, so would it be troy or brendon?
Prepsi Of TDU2 Pretty much all the guitars were done by Josh on the record, Alain did a lot of the weird stuff like flamenco guitar, Dean Ween had some guest leads because Josh dug him so much, but Brendan supposedly did play the lead on Go With the Flow, purely because it was the best take. Brendan was technically in Queens the whole recording time, but it seems he was just more of a hired gun than a collaborative member. Dave Catching played that part before him. It was Josh and Nick and later to an extant Mark's band.
Carlo Von Sexron ok so if i understand correctly brendon was still around at the time of recording, just not actually doing anything, right? also, is it true that all the tracks were recorded with trautmann and they were ready to release until grohl came along? and why did millionaire and go with the flow have gene on drums instead of dave?
Prepsi Of TDU2 Correct on Brendan. Gene left after recording a few songs, Go With the Flow, Millionaire, and I think attempted versions of Do it Again, God Is in the Radio, Gonna Leave You, and maybe A Song for the Deaf. Josh pushes his drummers pretty hard, so I don't know if he out and out quit, or just left to do other things. But Dave came in and was there for the rest of the album being wrote and helped that out on that on top of being a rock solid drummer that drove the whole thing. Gene has more of a garage rock swing thing going on, which is great, but Deaf became a lot more focused with Dave. As for why they kept those two songs with Gene, they just worked better. There's a few clips of Dave playing Go With the Flow live, and it just isn't as smooth. Millionaire I kind of question, it seems a lot more solid and harder hitting than the clips of Gene playing it live. I thought it might actually be Dave playing, but the liner credits say otherwise.
Carlo Von Sexron mhm. thanks, you really know your stuff.
Best live version or Josh Homme's voice god damn
When they hit the breakdown in No One Knows with Grohl and Oliveri it's about as good as music ever gets.
Stunning show 🖤
Best Hangin Tree live performance ever. Troy should learn the lap steel with this guy... Now sure who is playing it.
Man I was at this show. Tickets were only sold at the venue so I had to get there at 4am to get in line. I was maybe the 20th person. At some point a few of us dozed off and some older Mexican dude in an older convertible pulled up blasting appetite for destruction and it woke every one up! For anyone wondering this concert was included in the special edition of Songs for the deaf.
The Best of the Best.
Josh's voice at its best.
Love and miss that beautiful face.love love.
Little trivia: Joey Castillo was in the audience.
This is fucking awesome
What a f*cking machine this line up was !!!!
Grohl should have stayed.
and they still are incredible next album is gonna be their best one yet i have a feeling
Oh how right you were
@@LylaTheLich josh emulating the artic monkeeys?
@@smkxodnwbwkdns8369what? He did produce them remember. What do you mean. Monkeys weren’t even around when these were done you idiot
Oliveri was so talented :(
they weren´t the same without him
Thank you for this upload. Been looking after it for a long time. Killer line up. Probably my fave of theirs.
Grohl... !
amazing concert 🥰😘😘
well it didnt turn out that way i guess but theodore is cool. really good drummer perfect fit. and nick and marks roles werent supposed to be how we thought. clockwork is masterful though. Queens forever.
Epic performance.
I noticed Troy is missing sadly.
Al plays on Hangin Tree, but this was actually brendon's last show with the band.
❤ infinitely ♾️ ♥️ 💋 💋
I wish. Nick is only doing one song on the record. Not likely that he replaces Mikey Shoes.
Qotsa logró sacar de gira a grohl de gira, no lo había hecho como baterista desde la muerte de Kurt
Su mejor disco es el primero.............
Fuckin' awesome.
which dealer did this producer had?
Круто. Самое удачное шоу этой группы.
i think it's that they barely show brendon at all, lol
weird that*
LANEGAN!
So love love 💕 Josh
thanks god for that
someone please tell me there's an HD version
best line up of all time
Heaven.
Is there more from this show? I'm left wanting a full hour long setlist.
Adam albright yes I have the entire show but just by audio, I think... not sure if I have it on video but defntly for sure have it on cd. They played a setlist of around 18-20 songs during this performance. Been a long time since I’ve listened to it but know for sure I have it in my collection at home. Which actually is a pretty massive collection of live shows/bootlegs of just QOTSA alone which are all either made up of CD, DVD, VCD & even VHS. I say that bcos I’ve done an over-extremely amount of hunting, spending, trading and downloading going all the way back to what, April 1993?! Obviously as you can see, QOTSA is 1 of the 6 all-time favorite groups of mine that I’ve spent a countless amt of time (& money) towards obtaining any/all of whichever groups’ concerts/shows/appearances/interviews, unreleased audio/video studio rehearsal footage, unreleased tracks & demos etc etc etc... So u see...? After all that long ass rambling I just did, you could maybe understand about whether or not I’m sure of hvng a certain show or not and if so, then which format is it in as well.
Btw, apologies for the response to be given to ya in ‘multiple chapters’! I’m sure you could’ve settled for it to be in just a simple sentence or two!🤷🏻♂️
Back when they played Monsters in the Parasol the proper and best way, not in a different key like they do now, which, in my opinion, sucks!
Fuckin right, this version is perfection!
Is Alain playing the other guitar?
Where is Avon???
Would have been nice....
this line up is back..10 years later
who was the second guitarist ? I suspect Johanness, but not sure ..
Yes! I have seen this footage many times and don't think I noticed he was there until today. Flute during "No One Knows" and guitar on the rest (I assume?)
@@RatsMakeMusic it's Brendon McNichol, 2nd guitarist in the Rated R era, this one was his second to last show
Sick show. Thanks person.