Queens of the Stone Age: Live @ Rock Am Ring 2003
Queens of the Stone Age - live @ Rock Am Ring, Nurburg, Germany, 06/08/2003. (Full concert, remastered version for YouTube). Set: 00:00 Regular John 07:20 You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire 10:21 The Sky Is Falling 15:55 Tension Head 18:42 Go With The Flow 21:52 Avon 25:40 Hangin' Tree 29:00 A Song For The Dead 35:05 Quick And To The Pointless 36:45 Better Living Through Chemistry 43:57 I Think I Lost My Headache 49:57 Feel Good Hit Of The Summer 53:50 No One Knows Josh Homme / Nick Oliveri / Mark Lanegan / Troy Van Leeuwen / Joey Castillo
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Plot Summary
This electrifying performance captures Queens of the Stone Age at the peak of their 'Songs for the Deaf' era during the Rock Am Ring festival in 2003. The band delivers a raw and powerful set, showcasing their signature blend of heavy riffs, intricate rhythms, and Josh Homme's distinctive vocal delivery. It's a defining moment for the band, highlighting their dynamic stage presence and musical prowess.
Critical Reception
As a live bootleg and unofficial release, formal critical reception is scarce. However, fan consensus generally regards this performance as a highly energetic and definitive live set from a pivotal period in the band's history, capturing their raw power and the 'Songs for the Deaf' era's sonic intensity.
What Reviewers Say
- Fans praise the raw energy and powerful performance typical of early 2000s QOTSA.
- The setlist is considered a strong representation of their 'Songs for the Deaf' material live.
- Recognized as a significant unofficial recording capturing the band at a career high.
Google audience: Audience reviews, primarily found on fan forums and music sites, consistently highlight the incredible energy and tightness of the band during this performance. Fans appreciate the unadulterated sound and the raw delivery of iconic songs from the 'Songs for the Deaf' album.
Awards & Accolades
None notable (Unofficial release)
Fun Fact
This performance was captured during the 'Songs for the Deaf' world tour, which is widely considered a landmark album and tour for Queens of the Stone Age, solidifying their status as rock heavyweights.
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