Queens of the Stone Age - Live Glastonbury 2002 

I like that...RIP to Dave's kit...well said brother

Drum kit! Dave's! Lol! Flanagan R.I.P.

That determenation.....man.....

😅

He should have just stayed with them instead of playing the insipid nonsense with ff

@@brianboyle2681 🤣

Gotta fit Dwarves in there too

Queens was basically a supergroup back then.

Soooooo funny & great, at the same time!

@@willy_b_coyote Honestly, every lineup of Queens Of The Stone Age is my favorite band of all time... gotta add Them Crooked Vultures, too. What that collective of musicians has done... 🤦‍♂️SMH It doesn't get better!

The super group that didn’t know they where a super group

23:58

True. 😆😆😆

but it is true

17:25 😂

Dam poor drum kit lol

Agreed.

s2

MY SAME THOIGHT thank you

….ain’t that the truth

Amen

Yep, the three piece four piece bands are extinct it seems, you have too be a brain surgeon to find good music nowadays FFS

@@shawnwhite2120 bro what

When he’s not in the backstage shooting himself the dose

here im to watch this masterpiece for lenegan!

I actually think Dave gives him that look because Nick does a cheeky bass slide to time with the end if each of drum fills

if you listen to the original track again dave misses part of the fill, so I think that look might be mainly an acknowledgement of this between the two of them, but your interpretation is also very interesting!

i was 15 and saw them 3 months after this, unfortunately sans Grohl

@@0satanisboring0 September??? Joey was only in the band for a week or two lol amazing

@@startervisions October 4th, actually, at the Palladium. Wish I still had the shirt.

I'd have been 5, should've been there anyway haha.

me too!

I can't agree more, awe inspiring. I'm not trying to sound smug but I was at this. I was planning on seeing someone else but a mate said I had to watch them. I was blown away! It was the first time i heard No One Knows; the reason I've looked this video up is I needed to check that my memory had not become distorted over the years because I vividly remember standing in silence, completely sucked into it. The video confirms my memory. In retrospect I didn't appreciate how lucky I was to have caught them with this line up, Oliveria, Lanegan and Grohl. Strange to think but at the time Lost Art of Keeping a Secret was their big hit.

@@davegoodman6489 Great story! Thank you for sharing, that is amazing that you got to watch this legendary line up play.

Agreed. Nick added a certain unpredictability to their sound. Josh is great, but Nick was like his evil twin. They complemented each other.

You are one lucky guy for having been there for this!

For sure, but for what it's worth they still totally fuckin kick ass

Yeah this line up was awesome. I still like them now but they were so good back then, quite unpredictable yet still tight and loud as fuck

Damn, you're a lucky guy!

Me too damnit 💯❤💯

Please stop crying about the way others choose to enjoy concerts. Most people only record a song or two anyway. You people who whine about the phones are way more annoying 😂 like we get it, you’re old

So they hired an even harder and better drummer afterwards? Yes i said it, Joey was a better drummer and faster live haha

Down is a awesome supergroup and still going strong

In BBC’s vaults

I keep coming back for the opening number, its not perfect but it amazing.

I take it you are a drum tech? What effect does playing like Dave does have on the shells and rings?