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QUEENS OF THE STONEAGE came to bury NuMetal, not to praise it. While the current crop of black shirted crybabies strap on their 7-string guitars and warmed over hip/hop, frontmen Josh Homme and Nick Oliveri have opted to turn the QUEENS into an unpredictable, ever-changing unit, a kind of Q-Tang Clan of Rock. Emerging from the California desert in 1998 their debut (QOTSA- Loosegroove Records) picked up where the ruins of KYUSS left off, incorporating more pop and soul elements into a psychedelic, trance-inducing genre that came to be known as ‘Stoner Rock.’ Their next release (Rated R- Interscope) further plumbed the depths of this amorphous style and created a mind expanding soundtrack that left critics and audiences wowed on both sides of the Atlantic. Homme More... (Submit New Queens Of the Stone Age Lyrics) (Submit New Queens Of the Stone Age Lyrics) Review about Queens Of the Stone Age throw away? | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song I Never Came performed by Queens Of the Stone Age This song has NOT got "throw away" anything! A beutiful look at something we all go through - the failure of a relationship. Josh Homme often gets tagged with being a "genius". If you agree or not doesnt matter, he's still by far one of the best singer/songerwriters of his generation. He stamps all he does with a trademark, like all the great's do. Throw away.. the guy who posted that has missed the whole point of the song. All of us food...... | Reviewer: Pura Vida ------ About the song Mosquito Song performed by Queens Of the Stone Age This is just a really good example of how really good music is composed,also inspires so many feelings at the same time;explains that it doesn´t matter what you are or who you are, at the end we´re all gonna be dust, so don´t be conceited about it. ¨ Fat and soft, pink and weak Foot and thigh, tongue and cheek You know I'm told to swallow you whole¨ Just an amazing song and totally QOTSA Mexicola | Reviewer: Billbloke(UK) ------ About the song Mexicola performed by Queens Of the Stone Age My favourite QOTSA track of them all, sheer full on balls-out rock'n'roll. Though I don't think EraVulgaris is shit in any way, I do listen to they're earlier stuff a LOT more. I think since Lullabies the QOTSA sound is'nt as raw as it once was, which is something they need to return to IMO. PEACE! P.S. Here's hoping Them Crooked Vultures will be the tour de force its promisiing to be Definitely an Underrated Song | Reviewer: Eric ------ About the song Like A Drug performed by Queens Of the Stone Age I just started getting big into the Queens, and a friend (who's a huge fan) told me to check this cd out. Now, while I like "In my Head" and their other popular songs, I don't understand why this song isn't played constantly. It's AMAZING! The mood it sets is so great, and it reminds me a lot of the Yardbirds. Very cool song. Answering Jessica | Reviewer: Adriano ------ About the song Leg Of Lamb performed by Queens Of the Stone Age Well, just like Mosquito Song and Avon, this song is pretty much about eating people, in the case, his girlfriend, which left him. I guess it can't be good, am I right? "Bloody Apron, leg of lamb" Josh Homme seems so like this subject a lot. "It's so hard to... Well, you know" :P | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song The Blood Is Love performed by Queens Of the Stone Age Legendary. You can easily hear how vast musical imaginations these guys have, and how much experience they've got in writing music. And how much they enjoy to play. You don't even have to listen to it and it still sounds fantastic :D It's just got that hypnotic THE-factor that makes me want to listen to it over and over again. Just like most QOTSA songs. LOL what a band. It´s about life | Reviewer: Robert ------ About the song Mosquito Song performed by Queens Of the Stone Age Mosquito Song is one of the few songs that means much to me. I think if my life would be a story it should be called "The mosquito song", i connect so strong to the lyrics and especially the melodies. For me it is about how small we really are. Its ironic, bitter, and yet beautiful. "Bloody knives, cooking books Promising you won't feel a thing" Means to me how much we lie to ourselves: We see that it is going to hurt, hurt a lot. But we still believe the promise that its all fine. I think the "eaten alive"-theme is very QOTSA like, just look at the Sick Sick Sick video. amazing | Reviewer: lisa ------ About the song First It Giveth performed by Queens Of the Stone Age this song has a more personal meening in my life. having a friend pass away from cancer at just the age of 17. She chose this to be played at her funeral and it had a great impact on the whole day just as she would have wanted. Now reading the lyrics i have a better understanding of how my gorgeous friend might have been feeling. She was so young, and so beautiful but was being taken away from this world and there was nothing she could do. Everytime i hear this song it reminds me of my friend, although sometimes its a sad reminder i take comfort in the fact that she enjoyed the song and could express herself through it even after she was gone. love you forever babydoll Incest | Reviewer: L+ ------ About the song Little Sister performed by Queens Of the Stone Age I dont have any problem with the incest, except witht he mother/father son/daugther ( i dont like that ) but, this song is not about incest, is referring to a elvis's ( a fucking great artist ) song. Haha... I can't help to feel dirty listening to it | Reviewer: ramie ------ About the song Skin On Skin performed by Queens Of the Stone Age This song is a down right sexy song.It's kinda lame to say that this song actually turns me on or gets me in the mood.And all I can say about Josh Homme is that I wanna lick you to much too. Great song! | Reviewer: Suv ------ About the song Mosquito Song performed by Queens Of the Stone Age This is a quality track from QOTSA and in my opinion its one of those tracks of their's that's slightly off the beaten path of what they generally do but is totally QOTSA at the same time. I always think it fits better into the 'Lullabies To Paralyze' album tbh. Anyway, i love it and enjoy playing and singing it when i have a jam on my guitar...in fact im thinkin i might even play it as a solo encore track at my bands gig tomorrow night. Inspiration wise, musically parts of it reminds me of music from old westerns but thats just my opinion...lyrically it could just be inspired by being high when they wrote it lol...i really dont know lol. Btw i have the proper tab book for 'Songs For The Deaf' and there's a few mistakes in these lyrics so i'll submit the changes when i get a chance ok. As an example it actually starts with...'I know, I know' instead of 'Hello, Hello' but there's a chance that Josh changes bits when its played live tbh. Wondering... | Reviewer: Doug ------ About the song Mosquito Song performed by Queens Of the Stone Age I agree whole-heartedly with the other posts. QOTSA is one of the best bands out there today, and they have roots. I have always wondered what the inspiration was for this song. Anybody know or have a guess? iTunes rates this song as "Explicit"? | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song I Never Came performed by Queens Of the Stone Age I love this song and downloaded it from iTunes. It surprised me that they rated it "Explicit". So I searched out the lyrics - and listened to the song while reading the lyrics. I cannot figure out what would elicit the explicit... Any thoughts on this? That other review is fake | Reviewer: C42D ------ About the song The Sky Is Fallin' performed by Queens Of the Stone Age Fuck that other review. its computer generated. If you actually read this then you fucking own. This song is about drug addiction. Anyone who's life has ever become unmanageable will understand. 99.9% of the songs from this band are on the same topic. I dont care. I am a junkie trying to stay alive and I love their shit. In the song writing business, you dont repeat the same line 3 times for no reason. think about it and stop doing cocaine already, if you read this far you know you toot up too much. Now close your eyes... and see. That has drained my life so long That has drained my life so long That has drained my life so long what a band!!! | Reviewer: Lindsey ------ About artist/band Queens Of the Stone Age QOTSA are my number one band, I could never have enough good things to say about those guys. Josh is a musical genius, his voice is amazing, his lyrics are unique, and he's just an all round LEGEND!! They are the reason I got into rock music in the first place so I completely owe it to them for opening my eyes. LOVE THEM!!! It's a reference to Elvis's song "Little Sister" | Reviewer: jasmine ------ About the song Little Sister performed by Queens Of the Stone Age Nothing at all to do with incest, retards. It means like his ex's older sister, or his friends little sister. IN Elvis's song it goes, "little sister don't you do what your big sister done", and this song is sorta referencing Elvis'. He said it himself. Weird but good. | Reviewer: The Fun Machine. ------ About the song Six Shooter performed by Queens Of the Stone Age Cool. Although not at all like the QOTSA usual music... I think this was the bassist guy's work (the one who got fired before Lullabies)... Joe just doesn't like it 'cause he's used to Jonas Brothers and crap. Bingo! | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song No One Knows performed by Queens Of the Stone Age Those are the excat words! All the other websites have "Indeed I fool of mine" instead of what you have. ("indeed a fool am I") The only mistake I see is where it says "they come undone" and it should be "and come undone". Thanks! (this song is a song in NHL 2003, a video game, and it's my favorite song.) finding something new in a common theme | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song I Never Came performed by Queens Of the Stone Age This is a very well written piece. Unfortunately, the chorus leaves a little to be desired as the intensity of it is lost in the weak falsetto...a poor choice IMHO. The melody more than makes up for this, and the uncluttered arrangement just works. As for the lyrics...they creatively deal with a very common subject, and there's nothing wrong with that. I have a friend who is a professional photographer, and one of the photos in his book is an image of the lighthouse at Peggy's Cove...one of the most photographed locations on earth (according to the posted sign). So, as an artist, should he have ignored it because everyone else didn't? Some themes are universal...we all experience love, hate, break-ups etc. So, as a recording artist, should we avoid these themes simply because they've been dealt with time and time again? I say no....find a way to express the subject and emotion in a way that is unique. The more common the theme, the more difficult this becomes. Yet this is precisely what the lyricist for this song has done. You can't reinvent the dynamics of love and hate, but you can compose a slightly different picture of it, taken from an angle that is unique to you. I'm afraid that others may discard lyrics such as these as drivel....just as there will always be 'artists' that refuse to take a picture of a lighthouse. The stars, sky, sun, earth, moon, emotion, life, death....it's all pretty constant from one generation to the next. Yet artists still manage to find new shape in all of it. Sheer beauty at it's best. | Reviewer: Jessica ------ About the song Mosquito Song performed by Queens Of the Stone Age This is one song [along with other QOTSA songs] that I can never get enough of. I can't even begin to explain how beautiful this song is, yet so creepy as others have stated. It's really just a masterpiece and while I love QOTSA wholeheartledly and all of their albums, I'd have to say Songs For the Deaf & their self-titled are my favorites. Now, if only they'd come to concert around my area... hehe. :) You could review the artist/band Queens Of the Stone Age in Biography page You could review Queens Of the Stone Age album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Queens Of the Stone Age song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Queens Of the Stone Age" Music | |
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