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Excellent.
Just got this album and it is that pure riff rock brilliance you'd expect from such a quality band.
Imagine every QOTSA album combined into one meaty package and add a mix of contributing musicians, Lullabies to Paralyse is the result.
I personally reccomend this album.
Even if you didn't like Songs for the Deaf.
Just got this album and it is that pure riff rock brilliance you'd expect from such a quality band.
Imagine every QOTSA album combined into one meaty package and add a mix of contributing musicians, Lullabies to Paralyse is the result.
I personally reccomend this album.
Even if you didn't like Songs for the Deaf.
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Although I still prefer Foo Fighters.
Let's just forget One by One ever happened
Let's just forget One by One ever happened
I got it today. I'm just about to go and listen now.
Excellent. Everybody Knows That You're Insane and The Blood Is Love are my favourites.
All great though.
I wanna hear The Fun Machine Tookashit&died though. :(
All great though.
I wanna hear The Fun Machine Tookashit&died though. :(
Indeed, 'rockcock' is an apt description for QOTSA. No qualms, balls out mother f**king rock.
My copy's been sent, so yay on Monday.
Songs for the Deaf bent over shitshowers like the Darkness and administered the rockcock like a jackhammer. I imagine this will do the same.
Damn that sounded so gay.
Its more of a late night album.
Definitely one to listen to if you like camping in the woods.
Definitely one to listen to if you like camping in the woods.
I'm a huge fan of Songs For The Deaf and I have Lulluabies on pre-order. I've not heard any of it yet tho seen as I dont have MTV2 or any other music channels that they would be on. I'm just hoping to like it as much as SftD.
I didn't like it.
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