Originally posted by sweetcell:
Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:I know what sweater you're talking about, my stepsister bought it and Im hoping its too big for her adn she gives it to me. I spent my money on a shirt, the poster, and the sticker/button pack. That was a damn fine hoodie though.
Too much info. Keep it to yourself! :)
QOTSA Roll Call
Hole? I think it's called egg, or ovum.
Originally posted by sweetcell:
one of QOTSA's symbols = a Q that looks like spermatazoa swimming into a hole…
:)
Originally posted by bearman:That's my video :D
In the Fade from Baltimore
Originally posted by DeathFromAbove1979:….AND Monsters in the Parasol, and Walkin' on the Sidewalks…Philly's set ruled. All it needed was Headache to seal the deal.
Originally posted by ixkpd-bk:B'more's setlist was better, but they did get Baby and Lost Art.
Setlist:
Millionaire
Feel Good
3's & 7's
Do It Again
Monsters
Misfit Love
Hollow
Little Sister
You Can't Quit Me
Lost Art
Walkin' on the Sidewalks
In the Fade
Turnin on the Screw
Make It Witchu
Fun Machine (w/ "be the mule that you gotta be" bridge)
Sick Sick Sick
Burn the Witch
Song for the Dead
Dammit. Dude, make a sign that's say "SUTURE UP YOUR FUTURE" I'm sure Josh will see it, say something about it, and play it.
And thanks for posting that video, man!
Excellent videos…would have been great to get the whole songs, but it's so cool hear the beginning of "In the Fade". Been listening a lot to the few boots that I have. Great stuff.
Going to see QOTSA in Chicago tonight…will give a full report. Here's hoping they play "Go With the Flow".
Just announced their UK tour for early 2008.
From Pitchfork Guest List w/ QOTSA:
Favorite Music Venue
That's really hard to say. Every once in awhile, after you've been on tour for awhile, the House of Blues will really make you happy because they treat you good, there's good sours, a good sound system, a good stage. We played this place called Ram's Head in Baltimore– they treated us really good and it was really cool. There's a lot of good venues out there now.
Favorite Music Venue
That's really hard to say. Every once in awhile, after you've been on tour for awhile, the House of Blues will really make you happy because they treat you good, there's good sours, a good sound system, a good stage. We played this place called Ram's Head in Baltimore– they treated us really good and it was really cool. There's a lot of good venues out there now.
Originally posted by Mobius:Nice.
From Pitchfork Guest List w/ QOTSA:
Favorite Music Venue
That's really hard to say. Every once in awhile, after you've been on tour for awhile, the House of Blues will really make you happy because they treat you good, there's good sours, a good sound system, a good stage. We played this place called Ram's Head in Baltimore– they treated us really good and it was really cool. There's a lot of good venues out there now.
QOTSA loves playing Chicago, but I have to say that the Baltimore show blew away the one the other night. Not that there weren't some damn fine moments. They played a ton of stuff we didn't hear in Baltimore: "You Can't Quit Me Baby", "Run Pig Run", "I Am Designer", "Monsters In the Parasol"…but the audience in Baltimore was 100 times better, the pacing of the setlist was WAY more intense, and the band seemed a little more genuine in their presentation. That being said, "You Can't Quit Me Baby" was one of the best concert moments all year, and it's all really minor in the grand scheme of things. Even when they're not brilliant, they're still great.