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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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C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> Go with the flow is a great one!
Yeah, thats on the last album though matey.
> Go with the flow is a great one!
Yeah, thats on the last album though matey.
Go with the flow is a great one!
'Skin on Skin' is my fave track so far.
They are great QOTSA might get their new album!
You just know every song they do is going to be overplayed through the next 6 months so instead of downloading the fairly okay Little Sister, I'll just turn on MTV2 any time I want to listen.
Tis a mighty fine record.
Mind you I wouldn't have expected anything less.
Preview of new video is on their site now. Someone's in the Wolf.
Mind you I wouldn't have expected anything less.
Preview of new video is on their site now. Someone's in the Wolf.
I have it pre-ordered, and from the songs I've heard is something special.
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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