So last night I hunkered down with a big bowl of stuffing for the long-awaited (in my household, anyway) appearance of Queens Of The Stone Age, decked out in winter finery straight off the Sears clearance rack, on the special holiday episode of Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations. Who knew what kind of shenanigans would be afoot? Perhaps Josh Homme would strangle a turkey to death with his bare hands, or everyone would get so messy on egg nog that something would end up on fire. Or at least someone would vomit. But alas, the band was mostly relegated to interstitial entertainment between Bourdain briefing us on foie gras and the fine sport of curling, and while the caroling Queens’ appearance did bring some LOLs, other tomfoolery never materialized. Still, here they are talking about what made them decide to hook up with Bourdain in the first place, plus their alternative soundtrack for last night’s show. Pretty sure this is actually more screen time than they got last night. Sniffle.
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I was a little disappointed they didn’t break something. Oh well it was still pretty good.
Actually I found those sweaters alive and well and kind of more expensive than you would imagine over at QVC…
I saw these wretched fools open for NIN a few years ago, and they were booed incessantly. They turned all their soulless radio hits into arrogant opera-rock, and the entirety of madison square garden sat down and just waited for it to be over. Talentless Pigfuckers, all of them.
We’ve come so very far since “Songs for the Deaf”. So very far…:(
@PatBateman: …but how was Nine Inch Nails?
@Charlie Kerfelds Jetsons Tee: Amazing. I’ve seen them about 8 times, and even though the shows have never been as good as The Fragility tour, they are by far the best live performance I’ve ever seen.
@Patmasterbateman-
Yawn. Dude, if ANYONE is guilty of “arrogant opera-rock” it’s effin’ NIN.
While no, QOTSA didn’t blow them off the stage, they did manage to use slightly less electricity than Reznor, who could have powered a small island with his pretentious light show and posturing.