SONGS FOR THE DEAF Is A Road Trip Concept Album 

Why didn’t you talk about The Real Song for the Deaf?

@@Cyboogie couldn't hear it

@Just me thanks, glad you enjoy the free content

Could you make a video on why the dark side of the moon is so good?

I have to get some stickers now✌🏻

DEAD BULL WITH THE LIFE FROM THE LOW

I'LL BE MASTER CONQUISTADOR GIVE ME SOUL AND SHOW ME THE DOOR METAL HEAVY, SOFT AT THE CORE

K-L-O-N, "Clone" Radio; We play the songs that sound more like everyone else... Than Anyone else!

@@thegreatslothlord7796 gimmie toro gimmie so more

FORTIFIED WITH THE LIQUOR STORE!

Tell me, did it actually fit the actual span of the journey? Were you hitting the right songs in the right towns?

Come down to Orange County next time...

@@debbiehf05 it's LA traffic and the drive is like two hours so no

@@Bandstand I love orange county but we couldn't make it out 😞

@@natemartin7136 Oh right. I really have no clue so sorry for the dumb question, I don't live in the US.

Half this album is in my workout playlist. Actually like half of their whole discog. But the drums on this record are on point, grohl is at his peak here.

Agreed. Can't believe it wasn't explicitly highlighted here.

All I know that the music video is about sex, it's like literally a metophor for sex

It's 100% my favorite queens song and I wish there was more media on it but eh

Same lol really surprised he didnt

My only complaint with this video

Check out Trash Theory and Lie Likes Music. Not as well produced, but the content is top notch.

Polyphonic is good as well

@@Uoldbum Polyphonic is what got me into these RU-vid music reviews but he's been super stuck on Pink Floyd for a while now, it got a little stale

It's more like Stoner Rock in Overdrive.

Along with lielikesmusic.

You can't even hear it!

Never thought of it, but you're very much right!

Laughing Stock by Talk Talk is the only album i can think of that uses silence better

Yeah that's such a good song! I wouldn't call it underrated though, never heared anyone say a bad word about it. Of course it doesn't get the same attention as the singles.

And only 1 chorus. The whole song is a build-up. That song has cost me in broken guitar strings. It's epic.

It’s a cool song, it’s just a bit too long for me

Agreed. Really fun song to play on guitar as well

That, along with God is in the Radio especially and Another Love Song are all criminally under appreciated songs off possibly the best rock and roll albums of the early 2000s.

*Era Vulgaris

I haven’t forgotten about that album! I mean I got Bulby tatted on me for Josh sakes. Not to mention Turnin on the Screw is probably top 3 favorite.

Lullabies is a great record. Its one of those records that you can just put on, push play once, and let it play all the way thru. From top to bottom it's aces!! 😎🤓

Nah first three albums are the best, it all went down hill fast after Nick got kicked out as lost that edge..

I've never understood the hate for Lullabies to Paralyze. . . It's an amazing record in its own right, I just think it wasn't what a lot of fans of the band wanted or expected. I'm glad though that the fans at the very least seem to respect how good their touring lineup and live shows were from that era. At this point, I've sort of accepted that I'm not going to 'get it' right away with any new album they release, that I'll be left scratching my head for many years to come before I can fully appreciate each record for what it is. . . My inital reaction to Like Clockwork wasn't good, simply because I wanted a heavier record. I'm only just starting to realize how awesome Villains was, despite some flat sounding production on the record. Josh and company have never been afraid to get weird and go in varying artistic directions. . . I think having any expectations, is expecting too much.

@@jager9022 personally im still on the fence on if it's front loaded or not. However, I've seen the arguments that it is with most of the noteworthy songs all being at the front. I definitely do fuck with the latter half of the album, especially "Long Slow Goodbye", but I need to really listen to "The Blood is Love" through "You Got a Killer Scene"

@James Schultz *Est.1982 again, im still on the fence if I agree or not with the consensus that it is front loaded. Like on one hand I'm not crazy for "Broken Box" or "You Got a Killer Scene", but I love "I Never Came" and "Long Slow Goodbye". It's just some view Lullabies as the front loaded queens record

I wish he'd go full radiohead on qotsa and make a video on era vulgaris too.

I love this record. Totally agreed.

medication is very misfits sounding to me

I don’t wanna talk about it 🙃

^seriously this would be an awesome video!

Gilicutti 🙏 thank you thank you thank you

Did you look?

@@kevincarter2020 well I was resting in my bed so I knew there was nothing, but it did make me turn the volume down

@@kevincarter2020 I fucking did

dont

I find God is on the radio to be a bit haunting aswell. I really love the song but something makes me feel a bit uneasy listening to it...

I always thought of it was about the evil tendencies of humans, basically saying that we are the greatest parasite in the world

I thought it was getting rid of them ticks and other blood sucking vermints

I mean going out past Joshua tree and 29 palms....maybe that is what happens

I thought it is either about animal cruelty (killing and eating animals quite deliberately) or about a guy who talks to his kidnapping victim that he is going to kill and eat after feeding parts of the victim to himself.

@@aneurinculver5179 vermints

Fun fact about that one: it was recorded by rubbing a set of balloons on microphones. If you play it loudly enough, you can easily feel the vibrations, enough so that it really is a song, for the deaf

Dam was gonna leave that comment, guess u beat me to it

Thank you for the song name.

Two of my personal favorite records! Great album

Such a different perspective from my own on why Like Clockwork was special. . . There was a six year gap between Era Vulagris and Like Clockwork, where I desperately awaited a new record and worried if maybe that wait was indicative of Josh and the band having run out of ideas. . . The anticiaption was huge, and some of the teasers for the record were really intriguing. Even as a long time fan of the band, Like Clockwork has some of my favourite tunes. I would consider I Appear Missing one of the best songs the band ever created.

Enzo DeMay to be specific, it was the snare fill leading into the full band part. Not the whole drum intro

That subconscious need to squeeze the gas pedal a little harder is real, right?

And nothing has topped it since IMO

How many hard rock records can you name in the last 18 years?

Impossible for me, I like everything Josh do. He's a genius!

Great band

If you have a good subwoofer with the crossover set right, Deaf people actually CAN hear/feel the song.

Songs for the Deaf only has one hidden track - Mosquito Song isn't hidden - it's a bonus song that's homely called a hidden track.

What car is it?

@@copperbonker6823 Plymouth Hemi 'cuda its muscle car royalty.

Great tune for sure. I'd go with better living through chemistry as mine, definitely in my top 5

Just don't go telling people that... 🤭

My favorite Queens song as well, which is why Rated R gets the favorite record rating on GP. I just find it maddening that no one ever seems to truly dissect the meaning behind Lost Art despite their love for it. I mean, is it just me, or is that song unquestionably about a sexual encounter with a transgender person? I've tried to interpret it in other ways but the aforementioned explanation when taking the lyrics into account is the only one that has fully ever made sense to me. (Add to that, Josh has been known to say the song is about anal sex before live performances). Please tell me what your take is (or has always been) on Lost Art.

@@jovanreid6782 I never really put that much thought into the lyrics. I went and read them just refresh my memories and to me it could be about many things. The true magic of music is that no matter what the writer may have intended the meaning can be different for anyone and even change over time. For me originally the song was about a forbidden love. Reading it now it could be about that...most likely, or about hiding an embarrassing fetish but ultimately I think it's about trying to keep a secret you'd hurt someone for revealing.

@@fladification Thanks for your feedback. I find most Queens fans tend to not put too much thought into the lyrics, and I also agree that the beauty of the music is that it's open to various interpretations. I just find with this particular song that it's almost astounding that more listeners haven't come to the same conclusion that I've come to, or that it's never so much as alluded to given how obvious it seems to be. Lines like, "you've got something, I understand, hold it in tightly, call on command" and "look for reflections, in your face, canine devotion, time can't erase", and "stuck in believe, there is a lie, promise is promise, an eye for an eye, we've got something, to reveal, no one can know, how we feel". To me, those are all dead giveaways, even before you get to the fact that Josh has prefaced live performances of this song by stating it's about anal sex. To me, what he's essentially saying in the lyrics is that he met someone that he had no idea was a biological male, and felt a strong attraction to this person all the while, but then started to hear things in the streets, hence the line "out on the corner, or locked in your room, I never believe them, and I never assume"- I always see that particular line as Josh's way of saying he has become aware of the general consensus about this person he's been seeing, but due to both denial and his refusal to just believe anything he hears, he doesn't come to any conclusions (and also because he is already emotionally invested in this person, hence the lyric "canine devotion time can't erase" I feel like what he's saying there is he's already into this person and there's already a physical attraction as well as an emotional attachment, so he's kind of decided even if it turns out to be true that this woman is actually a transgender woman, he's already in too deep and there's pretty much no turning back. Then the ultimate give away, "we've got something to reveal, no one can know how we feel". To me the "something to reveal" is the biological male genitalia surely to be revealed when they finally get down to the nitty gritty, and when Josh says "no one can know how we feel" he has to be saying that although he's decided to go through with this, it's absolutely imperative that no one ever knows about it if for no other reasons than that he is not prepared for the stigma attached to this type of sexual practice, as well as he has yet to reconcile this experience with his personal identity. Given all of this, I just don't see what else Lost Art could possibly be about. Oh and also have you ever watched the video. The surgery images only seems to further underscore my theory. Looks to me like a biological male by the end of the video is post-OP.

Oh wow glad I'm not the only one who does this lmao. The making music videos thing not the running thing lol.