Description

In the mid-90s, when Josh Homme fronted obscure stoner-rock band Kyuss and toured with cult-level Seattle grunge outfit Screaming Trees, few would have envisaged that he was about to launch one of the most powerful and forward-thinking rock bands of the 21st Century. However, with their major-label debut album, 2000’s Rated R, Homme’s new project, Queens Of The Stone Age, injected modern rock with a much-needed frisson of danger. Queens Of The Stone Age was the band that gave the modern rock a much-needed edge, heavy enough for the boys and sweet enough for the girls. If youre just a causal fan youre probably know all their biggest hits. But this album collects all the odds, sods and rarities. So if you want to learn more about what Josh Homme is good rock music then check this one out.

Track list:
1. Ode To Clarissa
2. You’re So Vague
3. The Bronze
4. Born To Hula
5. Gonna Leave You (Spanish Version)
6. Infinity
7. Morocco
8. The Idiots Guide
9. No No Raja
10. 18 A.D.
11. Two Tears
12. Spiders And Vinegaroons
13. Never Say Never-Rome Void cover
14. Who’ll Be The Next In Line-Kinks cover
15. Everybodys Gonna Be Happy-Kinks cover
16. Back To Dungaree High-Turbonegro cover
17. Precious And Grace-live
18. Eccentric Man-live
19. No One Knows-Unkle reconstruction remix