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Eh. I'll admit that it's my favorite of their albums but it still only gets a 6/10 from me. They just aren't my thing. Just my two cents.

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this is awesome. gotta see these dudes live some day.

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Currently on tour with NIN

Setlist from Syndey 3/8/2014
Seems like a very good setlist. I have seen them 4x and they never dissapointed.

joeypants wrote:I can't pick a "worst" on this album, love it top to bottom. But Smooth Sailing is near the top for me.

Likewise. "I Sat by the Ocean" brings the goods as well!!

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Like Clockwork is solid front to back

Songs come across spectacular live

I'm off to see them in a couple of days time. It is a great album I think although the slowness of the second half particularly, surprised me. A real grower.

iloveposters wrote:Currently on tour with NIN

Setlist from Syndey 3/8/2014

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You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire
3's & 7's
Avon
My God Is the Sun
Monsters in the Parasol
Smooth Sailing
In the Fade
The Vampyre of Time and Memory
If I Had a Tail
Little Sister
I Appear Missing
I Sat by the Ocean
Make It Wit Chu
Sick, Sick, Sick
Better Living Through Chemistry
Go With the Flow
Encore:
No One Knows
A Song for the Dead

Seems like a very good setlist. I have seen them 4x and they never dissapointed.

between both them and NIN, they've done a really good job of mixing up the setlists in OZ so far ... tossing in a really nice selection of their classic tunes ... nothing yet I haven't heard before (save for ), but quite looking forward to it

Where has that happened before????

iloveposters wrote:Where has that happened before????

it just happened on this tour a few gigs ago ... It's the only thing so far confirmed in the sets I've not witnessed before and quite honestly, I hope it doesn't happen at Friday's gig either

liz wrote:I'm off to see them in a couple of days time. It is a great album I think although the slowness of the second half particularly, surprised me. A real grower.

shut up ... HM blows ... underwhelming does not begin to describe this record ... at least when he realised the slip was subpar, he gave that away for free

anticipating that the live performances might actually give some of this bland collection of tracks some life

petemasterpete wrote:

liz wrote:I'm off to see them in a couple of days time. It is a great album I think although the slowness of the second half particularly, surprised me. A real grower.

shut up ... HM blows ... underwhelming does not begin to describe this record ... at least when he realised the slip was subpar, he gave that away for free

anticipating that the live performances might actually give some of this bland collection of tracks some life

Yet it appears from reading above that you are actually going to see this one. Good I look forward to your review. I have no doubt all tracks performed live will be given a lift. I first listened to this album in a car full of people who had no appreciation for it whatsoever and just the mere fact that I had put it on filled them with trepidation. I sat there thinking this is really quite gentle they should get into it, but no, they all found it too hard and alternative. I do really love it. I play QOTSA at home more than just about anything else at times and this album has become a favourite.

Which album are you two idiots talking about, Hesitation Marks or Like Clockwork?

Not Tyson wrote:Which album are you two idiots talking about, Hesitation Marks or Like Clockwork?

I'm talking about Like Clockwork and yes Hesitation Marks does suck I hope NIN play none of it.

We were in the QOTSA thread so I chose to address the correct band.

liz wrote:

petemasterpete wrote:

liz wrote:I'm off to see them in a couple of days time. It is a great album I think although the slowness of the second half particularly, surprised me. A real grower.

shut up ... HM blows ... underwhelming does not begin to describe this record ... at least when he realised the slip was subpar, he gave that away for free

anticipating that the live performances might actually give some of this bland collection of tracks some life

Yet it appears from reading above that you are actually going to see this one. Good I look forward to your review. I have no doubt all tracks performed live will be given a lift. I first listened to this album in a car full of people who had no appreciation for it whatsoever and just the mere fact that I had put it on filled them with trepidation. I sat there thinking this is really quite gentle they should get into it, but no, they all found it too hard and alternative. I do really love it. I play QOTSA at home more than just about anything else at times and this album has become a favourite.

CRAP ... THINK I MIXED UP THE QUEENS AND NIN THREADS CONSIDERING THEY'RE BOTH COVERING THE SAME TOPIC AT THE MOMENT ... NEW QUEENS IS ALRIGHT ... NEW NIN IS THE PITS ... SHOULD BE A GOOD SHOW REGARDLESS ... THEY ARE HIGH QUALITY LIVE ACTS WITH DEEP CATALOGS

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petemasterpete wrote:
shut up ... HM blows ... underwhelming does not begin to describe this record ...

Wow.

Convincing argument.



You should write for Vanity Fair. Or Good Housekeeping.

Calfium Jay wrote:

petemasterpete wrote:
shut up ... HM blows ... underwhelming does not begin to describe this record ...

Wow.

Convincing argument.



You should write for Vanity Fair. Or Good Housekeeping.

your momma ... so there

Nick Oliveri reunited with Queens of the Stone Age last night 10 years after being fired from the band

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Homme and his lover on Portlandia last week:

That shit was hilarious. Portlandia is sofa king random. It's jam packed with details like The Simpsons.

The Dan Savage gag was great too.