Old Composer REACTS to Queens Of The Stone Age "No One Knows" Reaction and Breakdown
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this entire album is amazing (songs for the deaf)
Driving album
@@cbfpropertyservices yep - film clip to go with the flow
@@cbfpropertyservices best road trip soundtrack ever!
@@joolzsexson absolutely!
@@cbfpropertyservices i moved back to CA a few years ago and i did the radio stations, but in reverse. it was dope!
Dave does not play that snare at an emotional level, he beats it like it owes him money!
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That's an emotion, it's calls anger, aggression, etc. Those are names of emotions.
@@FURTHER_ADO You commented a year later just to stomp on his joke?
@@willvr4 well, let me teach you how time and YT works tard. I don't get notifications when every comment is posted on every video and , shocker, videos and comments can still be watched and seen a year later for the first time. Dumbass
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It may be a weird thing but I love the backup whisper singing. It adds a real menacing vibe
Queens of the stone age are so underrated its criminal, the rated R album is top notch.
Self Titled > any other Queens album
I don't think they are underrated. They were huge for years when Rated R and Songs for the Deaf came out. They are still appreciated by those in the know, they've just been forgotten by the fairweather, flavour of the month fans.
QOTSA are not underrated.
I don't know about underrated. I think overlooked is probably the more accurate label. Most people just know "Go with the Flow" and "No One Knows" and haven't gotten into their deep catalog.
Self Titled, Rated R and Songs for the Deaf are all amazing. After that they are kind of hit or miss, I guess they just evolved and its just not quite my thing. Will always love josh no matter what tho.
I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH: Do "Song for the Dead". It its the perfect blend of heavy, grimy, and weird that make QOTSA excellent and is even off the same album so you already know the drums are excellent.
Can't listen to just one song gotta play the whole album 😈🤘
*Deaf? ;)
@@donovanzanz Nope, dead. Album is called Songs for the Deaf but there's a song called Song for the Dead. Look it up if you don't believe me.
@@iancraig5415 crikey, I've listened to the album a thousand times and never noticed that song title. My bad.
@@donovanzanz Song for the Deaf is the album closer (excluding Mosquito Song which I believe was originally a bonus track, but may be wrong about that)
Queens has had a huge, subliminal cultural impact that most people don't realize.
I never got into them, I know more about them due to Them Crooked Vultures, Dave Grohl, and Anthony Jeselnik. Will have to give them more of a listen.
@@jerryactrik1901 Dude, how's your listening going? I'd love to be able to binge them on fresh ears all over again.
@@chris5240 I did try! I just think they're not for me. The live shows look like one hell of a good time though.
Yeah brother
KYUSS FOREVER
Nick Oliveri is the bassist. He was great. Fired not long after this albums tour. Saw them a few years ago though and he came on stage and played a couple songs with them. Josh Homme is QOTSA, he surrounds himself with amazing artists and makes some of the most fun and creative songs I have ever listened to.
“Song for the Dead” and “Millionaire” kick so much ass but let’s be honest, this whole album is perfect
Yep. A 10/10 for sure. So is Them Crooked Vultures. Whenever Josh Homme and Dave Grohl get together, good things happen.
Plus don't forget the album Rated R. On the same level in my eyes.
Im pretty sure you ment to write "deaf" and not "dead" :p
@@RootDen. I meant “dead” (track 4) but both songs are great
@@MsFrizzle2113 Oh haha sorry, the album is named Songs For The Deaf, so i thought you misstyped
You can really tell that Grohl is playing drums on this song. He’s my favorite rock drummer ever. Plus he hits the drums harder than I’ve ever seen anyone hit drums.
He plays drums like they owe him money. And killed his parents.
Amen to that!!
Nirvana unplugged, they were afraid he couldn't even do it! They got him special sticks!
Check out how hard Eloy Casagrande hits, he makes Grohl look like a small child.
Check out Brian Chippendale if you want some crazy hard drumming
This is easily one of the all-around best rock albums of the entire genre.
I don't see a lot of people recommending it, but their song "Better living through chemistry" is one of there best songs that showcases their mixing. I think it would be something that you really enjoy
I really LOVE that song, the opening always gets me hyped, in a spooky way haha
In the Fade literally brings me to my knees everytime I hear it. Whole album is fucking gold. I feel like Leg of Lamb was on repeat my entire senior year in my headphones.
Fun fact: Dave Grohl's drumming was tracked in 2 different takes for every song on the album: one take with just cymbals and hi-hats, and another take with everything else. This method makes for more frantic drum patterns and fills across many of the songs!
I'm about to use the same recording technique, because I don't have enough mics for my set. Makes easier to mix and blend the cymbals.
The separate recording of cymbals also contributes to the snare sound that Geebz mentioned. No cymbal bleed on the snare mic gives you more room to mix.
@@blipbobeep8345 This is the real reason they did it!
@@blipbobeep8345 this
This was literally my pickup line for all of the early 2000s. Didn’t work once.
Dave Grohl is the Tom Hanks of rock. Geebz, look into Sound City, a 2013 documentary that's absolutely worth checking out.
I have air drummed along to this entire album on countless occasions and I'm not even ashamed to admit it
Go with the flow, another song off this album that is absolute eargasm!
best song from qotsa in my opinion ! it has an amazing ... flow. sorry
"I just play enough bass to make me dangerous" ... your geebz speak cracks me up, dude!
As dangerous as Nick on coke and alcohol binge?
Geebz speak 😂
I love me some QOTSA. "I Appear Missing" is despair personified, and a masterpiece. But it has to be the extended version, as the shorter one really doesn't do it justice.
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This song and a Song for the Deaf are some of the coolest production in any of their discography. I had a hard time deciding which song I'd rather he do first.
"i appear missing" might be the best song Josh has *ever* written, and that's saying a lot.
Wholeheartedly agree. “I Appear Missing” is the greatest QOTSA song ever written IMO
Good choice. Also, I would love Into the Hollow but it's hard to choose the "best" one to do - there are so many.
Pls, react to this one. Really a masterpiece!
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We'll forgive you this time
Love your input and insight. Keep them coming!
Nick Oliveri is the bassist on this track
Do yourself a huge favor and check out Them crooked vultures. I know it's been suggested before but it's Josh homme (Qotsa) John paul jones (led zeppelin) and Dave grohl (nirvana, foo fighters) it's still worth the listen.
I don't get these censorship politics.
Video gets blocked but having the audio is okay?
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“If I had a tail” by Queens of the Stone Age is a killer track.
Josh Homme is SO talented! He sings and plays Guitar. He does all kinds of collaboration with major musicians. Dave doesn't always play with them but I think he did on this one.
This guys enthusiasm for music is totally contagious. Just love seeing someone having fun doing something they love and sharing it with people.
As a hardcore Tool fanboy, this album is stuffed full of my favorite drumming. Thanks, for dipping into it.
Am I missing a connection?
@@OGT4204 Maybe. Just playing on the "smug Tool fanboys think everyone else sucks" thing.
Best lineup for sure. I do miss Grohl's drumming on QOTSA but I miss Lanegan being a regular even more.
Their song *mosquito song* is a super chilling acoustic piece.
YES! That song is so freakin underrated
Omg I love that song so much. That whole album is huge for me. I listened to the hell out of it while pregnant. My kid loves mosquito song too. Most of the music I listen to she says causes her to feel anxious, but mosquito song is on her Spotify fav playlist.
Dave Grohl is a human metronome. And a damn fine human being also, between huge tips to servers and what he did with the Beaconsfield Miners.
It's interesting that once you know that the drums and cymbals are recorded separately (presumably to help punch up the drums to get that wide snare sound without the cymbals getting too loud), you can tell that the mixing engineer really pulled the drums up in the mix to feature that driving beat by Dave. One of my all time favorite songs.
The drums on this album are insane, they're probably my favorite part of the whole album.
“I Appear Missing” “Burn The Witch” “Suture up your Future” Are three more great QOTSA songs.
For me, theres not too many bands that sound great live, and here comes these guys.
They are flawless live..
"god is in the radio" off Songs. two guitar solos and Josh is wearing his love for Billy Gibbons on sleeve.
if you want to listen to some super hooky QotSA, "if only" on the first cd.
I think a lot of people have forgot how great a drummer Dave Grohl is/was.
Dude’s chops are world-class
Yeah way back.in '02 I was super jazzed when this album came out because uncle Dave was drumming in a band again!
All u gotta do is look at some old nirvana shows he is a monster.
Don't be ridiculous.
First Tool and now QotSA? Hell of a night!
my two favourite bands haha :D
I love the fact that Dave was so inspired by disco and funk, especially when playing with Nirvana.
Josh Homme did No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain some years ago- a bitter sweet episode, where they spent a number of days roaming around, eating, drinking tequila, talking philosophy, driving cool cars, and creating a soundtrack for the episode up in the high desert. Two of my favorite men in one place. I highly recommend it.
Series 7, episode 13 if anyone's looking.
“Song for the deaf” needs to be next for sure. PLEASE!
Queens of the Stone Age just to be sure. Sorry.
That’s the album name, song for the dead is the one you’re referring too, my favorite qotsa track. Live versions with Dave on drums are amazing.
@@CalgaryDynastar there's another song called song for the deaf as well. But yeah I prefer song for the dead
best song on the album
I love a song for the deaf, heavy dark and oddly beautiful
One part about Josh Homme's guitar playing style is how much of the polka he learned as a kid still finds its way in. Especially here. He grew up in a small town so the only dude who taught guitar only played polka. So as a result his style grew to be unlike anything I've ever heard.
You have a cheesy grin that's contagious as heck and the theory is nice too!
"Better Living Through Chemistry" by QOTSA
By far their best song. I prefer a live version
That live version from an EP with the steel drums is the best version.
Yesssss
Was going to suggest that song as well. To me it is the song that embodies what QoTSA is.
" I think I lost my headache" is probably their most prog song.
Bass was my first love. Incubus has some songs with a nasty bass line in them. Check out their song Redefine! Thanks for the reaction dude!
Or Love in a Time of Surveillance off 8!
Josh Homme from QotSA did a really cool like 3 hour interview on Joe Rogan's podcast. He seems like a really cool guy, a stoner I'd imagine.
And he was friends with Anthony Bourdain ❤️!
If you do more from Queens try “little sister” or “burn the witch.
That being said. Singer Josh Hommes old band Kyuss definitely has a lot of gems to look into. But I think you would really appreciate “Gardenia”
Burn the witch is my jam
Can confirm. Molten universe and rodeo are some really good songs from kyuss.
I Sat by the ocean as well! is as intense as this one
Out of the park today Geebz! More QOTSA, "Better Living Through Chemistry", "The Sky Is Fallin'", "I Appear Missing", "My God Is The Sun", "A Song For The Deaf" to get you started.
I Appear Missing is a masterpiece
The whole ...Like Clockwork album is brilliant.
I Appear Missing all day every day
Better living through chemistry is my gateway song, song for the deaf is the best song theyve ever made
Some great tracks from rated R , songs for the deaf and like clockworks!
We can all thank Dave Grohl for taking queens to another level!! That man is genius 👌
Hey Geebz, QOTSA is amazingly creative and definitly worth looking into further. Please put some of their stuff in your 30 days countdown.
I recommend:
"I Appear Missing" - Like Clockwork
"Smooth Sailing" - Like Clockwork
"I Sat By The Ocean" - Like Clockwork
"The Evil Has Landed" - Villains
I consider all of these unique in terms of production
Such a great song. The drums for the entire album was recorded first without cymbals then adding in the cymbals separately after. Makes the drums sound so much punchier
Bass was Nick Oliveri, no longer with the band (fired). He has been in multiple projects with the singer/guitarist Josh Homme, including a very freaking awesome band called Kyuss. I believe Josh and Nick were the principal song writers for this album and Nick also provides a lot of both backup and lead vocals on the album as well.
Kyuss is way more stoner rock, Josh Homme writes some seriously killer riffs in all his projects.
Nick unfortunately may suffer from the classic rock n roll "excesses" and that abuse led to a confrontation with Josh, apparently also involved a woman so you can get the idea of how that relationship ended up.
Let's not mince words; Josh suffers from those same excesses for sure.
@@CraigKeidel Never said otherwise ;)
I think the issue was he was possibly going full Dave Mustaine.
Say it with me- KY-USSSSSSS!! KYUSS. All of it, every song. Go, do it now. Thank me later.
YES! KYUSS!! 😎👍
If he does Kyuss, my vote is for Whitewater.
KY-USSSSSSSS!!!
I've been BEGGING him to do Kyuss for months!
Such a underated band.
I would recommend "A vampyre of time and memory" or "I appear missing" by queens as well. They are both really emotional and beautiful tunes. Keep doing what your doing Geebz, I'm loving it🤙🤙
Listen to “You Think I Ain’t Worth A Dollar But I Feel Like A Millionaire” next!
exactly my thought
Hell yes
Gimme some more
YES!
When Dave Grohl is on drums it helps a lot!
I’d love to see your analysis of “Warsaw” by Them Crooked Vultures, which is Josh Homme of QOTSA, Dave Grohl on drums, and John Paul Jones on bass. That song is a pure odyssey; it goes through so many peaks and valleys and ends in perfection.
For more QOTSA, “A Song For The Dead” is quintessential. Grohl goes seriously insane on that one.
Ooh! That sounds fascinating! I'll have to remember to go look for it.
@@jessicashenefield1546 you won’t regret it! The whole album is full of great music, but Warsaw and Spinning In Daffodils are their masterpieces.
The bass solo in this has always been something I have to turn up when listening - it's bad ass.
That bass gives me the impression of an iron lung chugging along and I am all here for it.
Check out "Stars" by Hum! Underrated 90s song
yes! one of my all-time favorite riffs
Such a good song
More Hum is always good. Anything is fine, but I would love to see his engineering/production and composition take on Afternoon With the Axolotls. I just love how that song sounds and its slightly weird structure.
Love to see Hum get requests. Their album last year was the best unexpected birthday gift ever
@@hortonwho211 its one of the best for sure
Eric Valentine was the producer and engenier on this album, he started a youtube chanel last year, and explains how he recorded some albums, he had a really long video on this album that was great, but the band asked him to pull it down. Talking about the bass tone, it was very interesting, they recorded some overdubs with a small transistor 8" speaker cheap guitar combo, with volume maxed to distort and mixed that sound in with an ampeg i think it was, and got this great sound. Thy did a lot of experimentation to get good sounds on that album!
Bass player is Nick Oliveri he also played in Kyuss with Josh Homme the singer and guitar player Nick also plays in Mondo Generator
Dave Grohl’s drumming on this album is arguably his best work. And the production on this record is really unique.
All the cymbals are overdubs; the initial tracking was shells with electric pads for the cymbals, and the real cymbals were on a separate take.
Allegedly, they used some floor wedges (usually used for vocal monitors) as room mics for the drums (amongst more traditional techniques)
Now you have to do Go With the Flow by QOTSA.
I used to listen to Queens of the Stone Age and Kyuss almost nonstop in high school. Would love to see you checkout their song In the Fade.
And please checkout Kardashev - Between Sea and Sky. Their lead singer has a youtube channel called Karadavox Academy where he reacts and goes over vocal techniques. He also does vocal lessons and is a beast!
Edit: I believe Nick Oliveri was playing bass on this album.
Kardashev are fantastic.
Love In the Fade
Thirding in the fade. Such an amazing song.
You gotta check out anything off of "...Like Clockwork" by these guys. Especially "I Appear Missing" if you wanna hear the most cinematic and dramatic these guys have ever been. Some amazing and quite unique tones going on in there as well.
Walkin 'On The Sidewalks, from QOTSA's first album (self-titled), has some amazing qualities worth examining.
Cheeeeeeeeehoooooo. Another favorite band of mine. So glad to see you back, unko!
I remember the first time i heard this, i somehow KNEW it was Dave grohl... got me into it... then i discovered josh homme... great pick. I can't wait for my new Geebz shirt! Got a request for your list... the band is ELECTRIC SIX... the song is "I'm the bomb" strangely wonderful band i discovered around the time this came out...
I remeber seeing the music video for this song when I was like 14. Made me feel like I was on drugs. Been a fan ever since.
So worth watching because of that hint of a smile at the end.
Oh man, You are on the cusp of diving deep into one of the greatest bands of this generation.
I just found your "channel" an hour ago. I am on the seventh reaction and I love it and will follow everything you do next. A lot of people don't understand hard rock and metal. But there is a great deal of musicianship and composition. Akin to the great classical masters of ages past. Keep going my friend!
I adore this Queens album, and when I first heard this track it was so absolutely new to me. Alien and new, and I had never heard anything like it before. After you experience it once, that's it, but watching you let me live that vicarious first time once again in a certain sense. Bassist on this album is Nick Oliveri, his own band Mondo Generator did some great songs - I personally love the Lanegan tune "Four Corners".
Nick Oliveri! What a lineup it was ... I remember when this record came out, they toured to my country (NZ) as part of a big festival, they were slotted in the late afternoon on the main stage, and the set was destroyed by technical difficulties - they walked off, but played later on one of the side stages for about and hour and a half when everyone else was done, well after closing time. They only got off the stage after being told to get off, and then doing three encores to a crowd which was damn near ready to riot if they shut it down. The crowd was frothing; crazy, crazy energy - best gig of my life (I've seen Tool live three times).
Driving in a car is a huge part of that album
Is your intro seriously you riding a longboard, while playing a kazoo and a ukelele? 😂
Love it
You give so much love to the bass. You're awesome, my doggie!!
Fun fact for drummers: Dave recorded his drums and cymbals separately on this album. They wanted a loud, powerful drum sound but didn’t want the cymbals to drown everything else out in the mix. So, Dave played all his drum parts with pads in place of the cymbals, the drum volume is cranked up in the mix, and then he recorded everything again, playing the exact same patterns perfectly, this time with just cymbals and pads in place of the drums, with the volume mixed appropriately.
It’s my favorite album of all time.
Hey Geebz, love this band, Josh Homme is a stoner rock legend, and obviously Dave Grohl, Dr. G, is made entirely of win and fresh pots. If you get a chance in your free time, check out Them Crooked Vultures - Fresh Pots it's hilarious, peace bro
Another one of my favorite bands!! You dropped two bangers today, Geebz!! Next Queens of the Stone Age should be "I Appear Missing" 💕🤙😊
The 7 minute versoon! Their best song imo
I love these guys, never realized Dave was on drums 😂, no wonder Songs for the Deaf is so good
Seeing them in concert was absolutely amazing. Josh Homme has such a voice that draws you in, and all of their albums are different (in an amazing way). I probably have like 2-3 shirts, all of their vinyls, and posters.
Cool detail- the reason the drumming is so clean is because Dave Grohl was the drummer on the record.
Also, RIP to Mark Lanagan, who was one of their guitarists and vocalists who passed away this year.
Bassists was Nick Oliveri who was a member until this album before being kicked out for beating his wife/gf.
Hey brother, love the musical breakdowns!! If you have a chance would love to hear your thoughts on Coheed and Cambria "In Keeping Secrets of Slient Earth 3" One of the most amazing rock tracks by a great Jersey band!!
Yessss 100000% !!!!
Welp, looks like my neighbors will be listening to QOTSA today, lol.
The most relatable comment here
And they will be better for it.
Josh Homme's nickname is "Ginger Elvis"
A very apt nickname if you'd ask me, he DOES have that croon that Elvis had to his singing.
Seeing your face everytime there's a nice bass riff/hook is ultra-lovely
"Go with the flow"
My favorite song from the band - same album
Take a listen to Intronaut. Underrated in their ability to compose great tracks. I'd say start with the song "Valley of Smoke" Justin Chancellor of Tool has a few bars in it as a bass duo, its great!
Seconded. The drum tone on 'Habitual Levitations' has ruined me for other drum tones...
Intronaut is amazing. The bassist is phenomenal, one of the best playing today.
Awesome as ever. Thanks for this. The analysis is always intriguing
Glad it got put back up. Love this song. Glad you're back! Watched your 7Empest react, loved it too!
You have gotta do "Welcome Home" by Coheed and Cambria, of course you don't have to , but would be great!
Yes! Please review this!
Please!!
"The Evil has Landed". It's like a reincarnation of Zeppelin.
❤ love that whole album. Villains.
Agreed. When I first heard that song my initial thought was "Is that John Paul Jones playing the bass?" Turns out it's good old Mikey Shoes.
@@cbfpropertyservices Fairweather Friends and Fortress ✊
Absolutely loved this growing up, haven't listened in a long time. Thanks for the nice trip down memory lane!
I love this song. Nice to see your reaction and input. The sound of the snare drum and bass tone recorded in mix and engineering you talk about is very nice.
"Millionaire" and "Song for the Dead" need to happen next.
Nothing more fun than watching my wife drunk air drum to this song it is part of our DNA now lol
Awesome reaction to an undeniably adictive sound! Love QOTSA. Keep rockin this amazing channel.
Great review man! Thanks!
It would absolutely be a super long vid, but on the side of Dave Grohl, you should definitely check out his EP entitled _"Play"._
Everything done by him and it is a 20+min song split into 4 main segments. Would seriously recommend it to anyone interested in longer instrumentals!
Yes! So good!
This is how rock n roll is supposed to sound
Im so glad your channel is growing my friend, keep up the great work!
I completely love how much you are biting into this. Thanks.... as a fan, thanks.
Dave Grohl is a massively underrated drummer IMO.
Go with the flow is pretty epic but this whole album was is amazing.
I think most people rate him pretty highly.
@@andrewmurphy5310 people who know who he is, absolutely but in my experience, sadly not as many people as you'd think, know who he is.
Something from Mastodon would be pretty sweet. "Oblivion" would be a good starting point. 3 different singers in one song. You know you want it...
Oblivion is an amazing song on their best album. 🔥
Would definitely be a great starting point.
Last Baron or the Czar!
Yes!! Perfect song to start.
I’m totally stoked you did this too - a pleasure to enjoy the track along with you 🤘😉
Crazy to think someone might not have heard this song, it's gotta be one of the most well constructed songs in the last 20 years