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everything you need to know about Queens Of The Stone Age Boundary-pushing, heavy rock band from the American west, considered by some to be the genre's last great hope. They like a good party and arn't too fond of keeping their clothes on. Listen [in RealAudio] need audio help? Feel Good Hit For The Summer from Rated R (490 683-2) Millionaire from Songs For The Deaf (493-444-0) Formed: 1997 Sometimes some of the smaller clubs are really hot and you just need to get undressed… It feels good to play nude. It's rock and roll, and you're supposed to play nude. Everyone should do it! Playing rock music is loose and fun! Nick Oliveri on the pleasures of performing au naturel. within bbc.co.uk music: Queens Of The Stone Age biography Queens Of The Stone Age discography Review of Songs For The Deaf Profiles A-Z elsewhere on bbc.co.uk Radio One on Queens Of The Stone Age Interview with Mary Anne Hobbs Interview with Steve Lamacq elsewhere on the web: Official Site The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE IN ONE MINUTE Good music to listen to if you are driving through the desert in the middle of the night Formed from the smoking ashes of stoner rocker's Kyuss Rob Halford of Judas Priest makes a guest appearance on Rated R They were awarded Best International Newcomer at the Kerrang! Awards 2000 Singer/guitarist Josh Homme's favourite band is Cornwall's finest punk rockers, the Subhumans Foo fighter Dave Grohl plays the drums on Songs For The Deaf In 1999 bass player Nick Oliveri was arrested after a backstage dispute with Terrorvision at the Big Day Out festival in Milton Keynes related by time: Kyuss Info related by location: related by genre: Rock and Alt news reviews and listings The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. Queens Of The Stone Age GOOD RECORDINGS Queens Of The Stone Age (1998, Roadrunner) Eponymous debut. R (2000, Interscope) Mellow and fuzzy(sort of). Songs For The Deaf (2002, Interscope) Intense, noisy, thrilling! More Like This? Try the artists by A-Z page (listed by surname or group name) or find artists grouped by genre of music Artist Search: Search for profiles, biographies and discographies on 15 000 artists across all genres. Enter a name: Album Search Advanced Classical Search How to get about the Music site: Music: for all the latest happenings in the world of music Home | News | Reviews | Concerts/Gigs | TV/Radio More Music: delving a little deeper into the world around music Profiles | Features Search: If you're looking for a particular artist, composer, or group Try the search box to the right, or the Artist Profiles. Music » Artist Profiles All pictures are copyrighted - picture credits

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