Queens of the Stone Age live @ Montreux 2005 

Amen

not just her but Mark Lanegan's passing...wow a huge loss, irreplaceable.

dean is quite good too tho hes turned down in the mix

Classic.

Fuck yeah..it us that...damn never heard it...mixed good too...im a huge fan of this era of qotsa

Its Hauting!

Mine too man….he’s a G

Me too.

joshua homme is my favorite qotsa drummer.

i get what you´re saying, but they aren´t really underrated are they?

@@PGomes-wo9is As a Duo, I've never heard their names much in videos. But I think its known among real musicians that they're terrific

I’d say Brent hinds and bill kelliher of mastodon but Josh and Troy are not far behind, they just play in a band that’s noticeably more famous so they’ve gotten more attention.

@@puppetmaster8551 Very good point

+Nark0Punkz ....Im so very stoned and listening to that right now.... and digging fux out of it

sounds too hard-hitting to me

Any examples of the drugs bringing them down to earth?

@@smwrbdIf you watch their performance at this same festival in 2018 you can see Josh absolutely BLITZED on something, probably trippin balls or speed. But the crazy thing is he fuckin nails everything still. Talking to the crowd you can tell he’s completely out of it. But once he starts playing he doesn’t miss anything it’s really fuckin incredible.

El culiao de Castillo era el alma de QOTSA junto a Natasha, ambos rompían esquemas y a la vez mantenían la banda en ese limbo entre el Stoner y el Hard-Rock(abilis). Ojo que cualquier concierto donde tocaron "The blood is love" pudo ser el mejor en el escenario, el tema maldito. Gracias por el video ctm.

I'm going to tell you man I'm sure the drugs are helping them kick ass a little bit just so you know

One of my favorite lps of all time.

An absolute masterpiece! 🖤

Definitely took me a while to come around to some parts I now love.

Best QOTSA album and maybe the best rock album ever.

Viva Lasagne God bless you, mate

Los lo

It’s in the description

This band brings the goods each show, each year. They are tight from start to finish and leave absolutely everything all over the stage at the end of each show.

Jon Theodore is very good but Joey Castillo suits the band much more...

@@pattonPwr Jhon Theodore ficaria perfeito no foo fighters

Thats an amazing story Ali, thanks for sharing. She has amazing taste, have you let her check out Kyuss too?

She does indeed, she has superb taste like her mum :). We are currently watching/listening to QotSA from this years Reading Festival in surround sound. I don't really know anything by Kyuss, should I hang my head in shame. I know who they are, I just haven't listened to any. Chlöe is say beside me know rocking her head and clapping to Song for the dead. Gotta love her. If you look on my google+ profile you will see Chlöe rocking out to her favourite track. :)

Thats very awesome :)...and you'd love Kyuss, its Joshs old band from the 90s

Yeah I know who Kyuss are-were. Just have never listened to them. I'm completely obsessed with QotSA thou. I burned an Acoustic set of QotSA's to disc for Chlöe to listen to whilst to goes to sleep. She adores them purely for their music and Josh's voice. If I ever get to see them play I will definitely be taking her with me. Just gotta hope they come to the south west of England (Cornwall) or somewhere close by.

+Ali Tolley They were at Reading, I think that's as close as they come to Cornwall? The environment may have been a little bit inaccessible though, but I'm sure you'd manage

Gotta love a band inside a band. The Alain/Natasha team was truly something special. I wish Joey could've tempered his tempo-changing tendancies a bit more, though. Sometimes it contributed to the energy, otherwise it was off-putting.

Heyman Heyguys As a drummer myself, I actually didn't mind it. There were occasional songs where it was off putting, like Avon, but for the most part it felt more energetic than rushed. To me at least.

Carlo Von Sexron Could not agree more, but have a hard time explaining this to other people. The current tour comes close to perfection on a musical level but the Lullabies tour came close to perfection on a Queens level for me.

I'm not trying to nitpick, but I think it's a little unfair to say Eleven was in the band, without Jack Irons. The man's so under-appreciated.

Karuna Kazuma True.

Don't forget about Belford 2007, that was super good too

And Belfort 2011. QOTSA knows how to rock the Eurockéennes.

And now that I'm back watching this vid and seeing these comments, maybe we'll be able to add Belfort 2018 to the list, too.

Yes!

Agree

I noticed. That blew me away, too!

As a drummer, that’s mad

@@Mertztillithurts I see what you did there ;)

kokaina

This fucking thing just solve the problems of our lives for a certain period of time my friend... That's why... Take care! And hello from a Qotsa Brazilian fan...

Agreed. Look at Joey go! I think far too many people are willing to apply Dave's cultural cachet and all-around-good-guy personality as points towards his drumming capability. He's a heck of a performer and impressively multi-talented, and I envy his ease in front of a crowd, but, in an apples-to-apples drummer comparison, I think Dave usually loses.

Joey is my favourite Queens drummer!

@Beau Townsend Check out Dave Grohl with Them Crooked Vultures. He is a beast, and a technician.

Castillo would be the best choice for Dave if the foos keep going. Which I believe is unlikely.

@@seanyoung3865 Wow that’s a great call man. They will obviously need time off to let this all sink in….but yeah Joey would be a great pick. Are Joey & Dave friends?

Thank you. I could not agree more. Alain should get more respect. He’s pretty cool on Twitter.

I don't know man, Josh's pretty tall

Eleven was 🔥🔥🔥

Love this tour

Agreed

Fuck yeah!!!

Fucky yeaaaaaaaahhhh dudeeeeeee!!!! Let's rock this shit!!!

&skin on skin.

They need to play those more, for sure! "Someone's In The Wolf" is one of the great songs ever... "The Blood Is Love", as well. _Lullabies To Paralyze_ is a masterpiece! It's up there with Queens' best albums, and best albums of the 2000s.

their two best songs

Seriously, those are the two best songs in this show; which this is probably the best live performance I've ever seen Opening up with Wolf is the ultimate sickest thing any band has ever done for an opener

​​@@G.G.___162Wild, feral energy

❤

No kidding. just saw them earlier this month in Toronto....they are so dialed in right now. One of the best rock shows ive seen in the last 10 years easily.

I saw them back in August and their live performance was like a bottle of wine, aged to perfection!

Nah, not even close.

I would argue that without Nick and Mark it's not as good, but to be fair, aside from Song for the Dead, none of the songs really suffer here without their original voices. Alain also did a great job replacing Nick and I guess he had the added bonus of not beating women.

Better than all the rest!?

It is a strong candidate, for sure. If only Joey didn't rush the beat that often. But, well, that's what he does. And don't get me wrong, he is my favorite QOTSA drummer, but I think he needed to slow down a bit sometimes, depending on the song, obviously.

I would agree completely if it weren't for the Belfort 2005 video.

@@beauner13 Also 2005.. they were killng it.

That is from I never came

there is a song for the deaf performance with josh mark and nick screamo really sharing the parts heavenly

I'd take Joey over Dave, and even over John, even though I think that John is the most polished and technically astute of all of their drummers. Joey's style just "makes it" for me.

Kevin VS gotta have Nick there though, especially for his vocal abilities

+Josh Homme, Im not sure I feel pimped as much as honored to join the ranks of fans you've offered to invade their rectums. By "that butt plug" you mean the one you carry in your pocket? Don't worry, though I miss Joey too ;) John is on another level. Evan McDonnell +1 @Forum? You can show me what your talking about in person, HA!xoxo

Evan McDonnell You know what, you're a cool guy for not getting pissed at that. You're solid gold, and I'll see you in hell!

the is one imposter among us

😁👍

Lemme guess, you did too much co-co-co-co-co-cocaiiiiiiiiiine?

Joey has a diff style of playing and I really do love Joey's playing but sometimes he doesn't do the song its full justice bcs some of the songs are meant to be played a tad slower ya know what I mean

LOL that got me

Not every song beginns Joey, dont be deaf, bro 😎

Oh Jesus, you people w/your ‘slamming on Joey’ comments! I mean look, don’t cha think that just maybe that’s the way/tempo JH wanted him to play?! One thing’s for sure and that is that Homme had total control over how he wanted QOTSA’s music to sound night after night! Apparently he’s not as much a ‘control freak’ and dick about the littlest things here/there like someone say how Billy Corgan was (and possibly still today?) Idk about whether that still stands for him today like it did back in the Siamese Dream & MCIS days/tours era. But it’s defntly for surely known that JH does have control over how he wants the band to sound everytime they play. One of the reasons why he has such a great friend/relationship w/their sound man Hutch.”

@@randythomastheinsecures5404 Definitely insecure

Yep

Saw this lineup in Hartford headlining, then at MSG opening for NiN. Hartford show kicked ass.