THEM CROOKED VULTURES @ Rock en Seine August 30th 2009

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• rock
• blues
• heavy

[baacardi]

josh homme is a genius. this is not my opinion. this is a hard cold FACT.

[jacreg1]

This group have further illustrated how incredibly under rated Josh Homme is,lets face it the man is a legend

[panikattak14]

3:03 everyone that heard this got an erection, even the ladies.

[alterg33k]

thank god isn't the style of foos

[Tecumseh1812]

i really dig nick oliveri but I think Jones may have the better chops and ideas

[School564083]

Great album!! dis bloody song gets me straight to cloud nine.. Cant stop listening to this album, downloaded it @ DownloadMusic/./im , (remove the slashes) keepin listening to it wherever i go :)

[threshers1234]

It;s not a QOTSA album though is it.

Josh couldn't have made this album without John and Dave

[zennoby]

I bought the album and it's a real QOTSA album, you directly here the style of Josh Homme

[ahbevegede]

haha, when he looks over at 1:12 he looks like jim breuer

[dickpennis]

It's saying it's different but still the same that's flawed. QOTSA is pretty much Kyuss is pretty much Desert Sessions. They're all different, but they've got that unique Homme signature.What we hear online is likely to be on the album, but with a massive difference in sound quality.

Nor is it that JPJ is necessarily better than Nick, just that it's a style of bass playing you won't find on any QOTSA record.

Regardless, I think we're pretty much on the same page... (no Zeppelin pun intended)

[RMNTNayn]

Well, I think it's fairly safe to assume that the songs we are seeing online are probably what will end up on the album. Yeah, I definitely think that Homme's influence is most apparent out of the 3. Well, this song isn't the greatest example of the bass playing, but I definitely agree. I think that Oliveri was a great bassist, and had some great lines, but Homme definitely had reason to fire him.