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Songs for the Deaf by Queens of the Stone Age

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Tracklist

    Track     Duration Listeners
1 You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire (Album Version (With… 3:16 189
2 No One Knows 4:41 734,126
3 First It Giveth 3:18 363,860
4 Song For The Dead (Album Version (Explicit)) 5:53 108
5 The Sky Is Fallin' 6:16 212,644
6 Six Shooter (Album Version (Explicit)) 1:19 70
7 Hanging Tree 3:06 20,181
8 Go With The Flow 3:03 582,978
9 Gonna Leave You 2:50 287,352
10 Do It Again 4:05 268,828
11 God Is On The Radio 6:05 64,339
12 Another Love Song 3:16 256,278
13 Song For The Deaf (Album Version (Explicit)) 6:43 61
14 Mosquito Song 5:39 237,181
15 The Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret (Live at the Troubadour Version) 3:37 859
16 Everybody's Gonna Be Happy (Non-LP Version) 2:36 812
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About this album

Polydor Associated Labels (2002) Released: 21 Aug 2002 16 tracks (65:43)
Frequent touring for Rated R generated support for the band which grew when Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl joined in late 2001/early 2002 to record their third album. Songs for the Deaf was released in August, again featuring Mark Lanegan, as well as adding former A Perfect Circle guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen to the touring line up following the album’s release. Although Songs for the Deaf gained major attention, Grohl returned to his other projects and was replaced on the European leg of the album’s supporting tour by former Danzig drummer Joey Castillo, who joined the band full time. Also featured on Deaf for the final track Mosquito Song were former A Perfect Circle bassist Paz Lenchantin (on viola and piano) and Dean Ween on guitar.

Deaf’ was a critical and commercial success and its popularity peaked when the album reached gold status in 2003, with sales peaking at over 900,000 copies. The singles “No One Knows” and “Go with the Flow” became hits on radio and MTV, with the former peaking just outside of the Billboard Top 40. Constant touring continued, culminating in a string of headline dates in Australia in January of 2004, after which Oliveri was fired from the band by Homme for what was said to be disrespect of the group’s fans and excessive partying. In July 2005 however, Homme claimed in a BBC Radio 1 interview that Oliveri was fired when Homme had become convinced that he had been physically abusive to his (Oliveri’s) girlfriend. Homme said, “A couple years ago, I spoke to Nick about a rumor I heard.
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  • dege1m1

    This album changed my life. [4]

    22 days ago

  • TheLe0

    This album changed my life. [3]

    last month

  • mozzareIIa

    This album changed my life. [2]

    last month

  • DannyB01

    Getting well back into this album at the moment. It's pretty fucking cool.

    last month

  • sharkoooooo

    if u like QOTSA check out this album by Nihility. they're heavily influenced by QOTSA http://nihility.bandcamp.com/album/explosive-free-download

    March 2012

  • Worm-Infested

    amazingly good album.

    February 2012

  • GaryBuseyCat

    This album changed my life. What an incredible group of musicians.

    February 2012

  • Soundservant

    "Man, Dave Grohl should of stuck with QOTSA." I think Dave's drumming with QOTSA was fucking amazing too but Joey is now probably a better fit for the band nowadays. He's so much better now.

    January 2012

  • donkukis

    Magic.

    January 2012

  • mozzareIIa

    Masterpisse

    December 2011

  • Dial-Revenge

    Best album of the decade. Hasn't lost anything since it has come out. Brilliant in every way. Love it.

    November 2011

  • Taki90

    This album is great travelling-music. [2]

    October 2011

  • Sydward

    "A Song for the Dead" and "A Song for the Deaf" are two of the greatest songs I've ever listened to [2] Too bad that the "real song for the deaf" is the worst part of this album. It is a bonus track at the beginning of the album. You have to rewind about 1:40 at the start of the first song. Also, this is officially the soundtrack of the highway with the windows down.

    September 2011

  • AkasunaNoMath

    No One Knows ♫

    August 2011

  • Aki_of_the_dead

    Mark Lanegan. That is all.

    August 2011

  • tomthe74

    Best album of the last decade.

    July 2011

  • DDevilized

    one of the best albums ever

    July 2011

  • Brendos_

    Ssuch a great album

    June 2011

  • Davvda95

    This album is great travelling-music.

    June 2011

  • Larintha

    No one knows!!!!!!

    June 2011
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