after thinking about it some more i have this conclusion

[agony bagony]

lullabies to paralyze is the least satisfying queens album because it is a collection of songs ranging from good to really great that never really coalesces, whereas the two truly amazing queens albums (rated r and sftd) and the one slightly beneath them (era vulgaris) are great albums first and great collections of songs second.

[droidspawn]

Ryan disagrees!

[rhino]

It used to be my favorite for the longest time, but now i can say i like songs for the deaf better, its more of a queens sounding album if you know what i mean. i also like the self titled better. i have to say though that i really caught on to rated r in recent months and finally bought it not long ago, so as of now this is the one that has been getting most listens





i made my opinion on era vulgaris known





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[agony bagony]

i bought rated r on july 2 2000 it was my first queens experience

[Meat Engine]

I have never listened to QOTSA, so answer me this. In a world where I already enjoy Kyuss and Hermano, will QOTSA add anything to my life that is currently missing?

[droidspawn]

simply put, yes. Rated R and Songs for the Dead are some good summer jammers.

[jawn galliano]

[quote name="Meat Engine"]I have never listened to QOTSA, so answer me this. In a world where I already enjoy Kyuss and Hermano, will QOTSA add anything to my life that is currently missing?[/quote]



you sir, are deprived

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

The above statement is true. Also hermano are fucking .

[agony bagony]

[quote name="Junkyard God"]simply put, yes. Rated R and Songs for the Dead are some good summer jammers.[/quote]



*deaf

[Buster Bluth]

Someone's in the Wolf is the only QOTSA song I remember. I loved it.