Songs For The Deaf (Vinyl 2xLP) Indie Punk & Alternative

Songs For The Deaf (Vinyl 2xLP) Indie Punk & AlternativeQueens of the Stone Age third album originally released in 2002. On Songs for the Deaf, core Queens of the Stone Age members Nick Oliveri and Josh Homme, with the help of like minded consorts Dave Grohl and Mark Lanegan, balance pure guitar induced carnage with more complex, though no less aggressive, rock that whips by so fast it creates its own breeze. It spawned the hits No One Knows, Go with the Flow and First It Giveth.

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When unassuming young Orkney music-maker Erland Cooper picked up his guitar and travelled the length of the country to play a show in London's Notting Hill

and set the band steadfastly on the path to college radio domination and critical acclaim

) Tales Of Terror's one and only LP is an overlooked classic of 80s NorCal punk rock

Elliott's pastoral compositions and folky country-rock execution are animated by a handful of equally brilliant West Coast session heavies -- including luminaries such as Chris Ethridge (bass)

combining creativity and functionality for maximum dance floor impact

big tunes from the dance floors of 1993 are re-released via Violent Drum Recordings

determined and alive

compulsive risk-taking and pushing your luck

and plenty of now legendary cuts on this iconic record

this is a true Hip Hop collectors dream

positive vibes" and in the six years from when Original Pirate Material was released