Setlist | Them Crooked Vultures Live | Rockpalast | 2009 1. No One Loves Me & Neither Do I 00:00:00 2. Dead End Friends 00:05:59 3. Scumbag Blues 00:09:32 4. Elephants 00:16:14 5. Highway 1 00:23:08 6. New Fang 00:28:57 7. Gunman 00:33:21 8. Bandoliers 00:38:23 9. Mind Eraser, No Chaser 00:47:14 10. Caligulove 00:51:35 11. Interlude With Ludes 00:56:33 12. Spinning In Daffodils 01:00:49 13. Reptiles 01:12:50 14. Warsaw Or The First Breath You Take After You Give Up 01:18:43
This band should have been huge. There's nothing not to like. 2 of the biggest current rock stars joined by a rock legend and Alain who's a star and a fantastic sideman. And I guarantee this is the best and most powerful band JPJ has played with since Zep.
@@pabloparra2484 I count myself very lucky to have seen him with Diamanda Galas on the tour for "The Sporting Life" in Austin... it was at once terrifying, and beautiful...
Someone's gotta play Bass when John is playing "every other instrument known to man!" XD I mean, he is John Paul Jones, but he still only has two arms and two legs.
@@Insomniac1813 My first time hearing/seeing him, and I'm very very impressed--and anyone who isn't slack-jawed watching JPJ is either prejudiced about boomers playing new music, or ain't payin' attention. Grohl, it nearly goes without saying, is one of the best rock drummers alive...I know this sounds crazy, but it's almost like there's too much talent on that stage at once.
I used to think it was an ego trip, but came to realize that people are just trying to create a comfortable space onstage, where they can try to recreate the atmosphere from when they first crafted their music.
What I appreciate most of this taping is the fact that they showcase Alain as much as the other fellas. His role in playing live with the guys can’t be overstated.
The great Alan Johannes is so underrated. People often overlook his contributions to QotSA and Chris Cornell's wonderful debut solo album, which he and his wife Natasha Shneider (RIP) contributed heavily to
Never heard of him before today but the first Chris Cornell album is awesome. Played it on a almost daily basis around 2007. For some reason the song Killing Birds is my fave although it never gets airplay. Liking this video so far. RIP Chris I still don't get it.
I truly envy those privileged to have seen this awesome band live. These is the kind of concert that keeps bombing your head and ears after days of seen it. Mind blowing.
There was guy in Toronto who developed severe tinnitus after a TCV show. It lasted for months, and apparently there was no medical treatment for it. Poor dude shot himself.
This is actually one of the best televised live shows I’ve seen. The sound is absolutely incredible. And these guys work incredibly well together. Some bands just play, these guys gel.
He always talks about how he accidentally became a front man etc . I never take it seriously though . He was born for this . Every aspect of it . The business . The being a musician. Being a front man. Being a leader . He’s just one of those guys . A rare breed of man.
@@FraldinhoBJJ josh is an incredible musician, great guitarrist, qotsa isnt much of my stuff, but i really enjoy a few songs from songs for the deaf and like clockwork is brilliant, but lets be honest, he isnt much of a frontman, he isnt even the best frontman in the band lol
@@guilhermecastro4553 what? Josh is always moving around, dancing, he’s a fantastic singer. And he’s always got very charismatic and charming banter on stage.
That bass solo from jpj on scumbag blues is just incredible To see him having so much fun & his band mates in awe of the fact that he’s in their band is awesome man
This is one of the greatest albums of all time, we need another guys. Spinning In Daffs is one of the greatest hard rock tracks ever recorded. This is what music’s all about.
I showed this song to a few friends after we took an irresponsable amount of acid and they fell in love with this album after we heard spinning in daffodils 2 times in a row
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Well just see that it bloody well doesn't happen again! - you're kidding, right? It isn't as if you HAD to share at all! thank you thank you thank you thank you a million thanks. your production people do an amazing show. cheers for this.
Wow. I mean , damn. It's just incredible. 4 amazing musicians on the top of their level. Not a single one in the shadow, every member put something and it's fantastic. An incredible concert.
Not his only frustration with the song :) " Drummer Dave Grohl admitted to The Sun November 20, 2009: "I only started understanding that song three weeks ago. It's f---ing insane. Josh said he wanted me to hear all the different beats playing on one stereo and so I sat there as the guinea pig, with headphones on. Man, I was so p---ed off that day. I was mad. I was in the worst f---ing mood because I didn't get the song - but I do now.""
All hail to John Paul Jones. An easy goin man, an ex- Zeppelin who's enjoying his retirement times with guys who grew up listening to his band. Funny thing is that those 'boys' look older than our John Paul hahaha
An amazing band! Saw them play in Birmingham UK on this tour. My wife was 5 months pregnant at the time - our 10 year old son now appreciates what a legendary band he was in the presence of before he was even born!
Once in a million years alignment of stars. Will never happen again. Grateful for the one incredible album they put out and the chance to see them in Sydney on Australia Day 2010.
If it forever remains a one shot - and, I hope it doesn’t - then it still sits alongside The Dirty Mac in greatness (they are my favorite supergroup, simply for the one single cover of Yer Blues they performed in 1968)
Imagine the talent of these musicians to not only remember their vast individual catalogs of music but be able to come out and absolutely nail this set dead nuts. There’s a lot going on in these songs musically. Mad respect to them all. Hope we get another album.
I saw these guys at the Aragon in Chicago, brought my best friend who didn't really know much about the band. Waiting in line to get in, I broke it to him who was in the band, and he lost his shit. Imagine going to a show for the hell of it not expecting much, and finding out it was these guys. Couldn't have planned it as well as it went, band was better live than on the album somehow, and the crowd was insane. My only regret was not booking a place to stay in town afterwards, we had a 3 hour drive home and work the next morning. Worth it. Just seeing how much fun these guys have playing together was contagious. Wish they'd do another album/tour.
All those years playing skate three, loving dead end friends. I had no idea what I was getting myself into haha. It sent me down the rabbit hole of TCV and QOTSA, thank you skate three
I had this exact experience! That game (along with a couple of NFS games) got me into all of this mess, along as being more familiar with Dinosaur Jr and the Thermals. We love a good video game soundtrack with some fantastic rock bands on it!!
Its a shame that he doesn't get more recognition. The reason why he doesn't is because hes different, and the music reflects that. He never does the same thing twice.
This album came out on my 31st birthday, bought it that day...still have it. Anxiously waiting for a second record. JPJ finally gets the drummer he's long waited for post Zeppelin...that singer guy from the Foo Fighters. Hugely underappreciated bassist.
Okay....The best live RU-vid concert I've ever seen. If I was there I could have said the best concert I've ever seen...and I've seen many. Dave and John so locked in the pocket it's insane. Josh sounds so firkin good vocally and on guitar.....Dammit. Great to see John Paul Jones jamming with a big smile and singing! So f*cking cool he is. Incredible show man just incredible. If there's a school of rock somewhere they need this show played the day before finals ...."Now your term paper should reflect what you just saw and how it pertains to everything you've learned about the last 50 years of Rock n Roll......"
It's rare you get to see two people that when they get together, everything seems to click and they genuinely make each other better at what they do. Homme and Grohl just seem to do that for each other and we are better for it.
I'm sure I heard an interview with Josh in which he said JPJ struggled with the demands of this tour which was 11 years ago, he's 74 now so I doubt we'll be seeing another tour
A top-shelf album!!!... this one of my favorite albums of all time!! ..... would love for these guys to get together one more time and pump out another gem!!!
Every musician knows that one musician who can take over any show, on any instrument, here we've got 4 of them. I know one of them, you get him on the drums and the room will thunder, but never too much, if you get him on the guitar, he never rips a solo, he just puts a quick bend where it's needed to bring the song up, you put him on the bass and the song will be super tight, you put him on the vocals and a beatles concert has begun. But the you put him on the keys and you just wonder why you ever put him on anything else. I won't say this person's name but i've played live with him a few times and they are always the best shows, because the entire band knows exactly what he is going to do. and we all do it, without talking about it or anything. We just know from the little hints in his playing that the song is going quiet, loud, speeding up or slowing down.
Truly epic album musically and the sheer volume of talent in such a small space. Three stylistically different artists came together to make perhaps the greatest album ever.
Stumbled across this tonight... Amazing ❤ I will definitely be playing the album in my car all week again now. Was obsessed when it was out, love rehatched ...Beautiful discovery!