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Has anyone else picked up Lullabies to Paralyze?

If so...what do you think? I'm only on my first listen.
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clearlyentranced Wrote:Has anyone else picked up Lullabies to Paralyze?

If so...what do you think? I'm only on my first listen.

they're one of the best rock bands around..they make albums, not just a few good tunes to play on the radio...they kick ass live, and they play from the balls...lulllabies is great, i would reccomend picking up the cd "rated R"....to me still the best they've put out
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#3

I was a little disappointed in it personally... I didn't think it was as good as Songs for the Deaf. However, it has been a while since I listened to it, so maybe I'll give it another listen again soon.
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#4

I used to think they were ok, but after Lullabies to Paralyze came out I became a fan, my favorite song off the album right now is "burn the witch" I love that tune! Great album, Im all about music thats different and progressive, Im sick of all those creed-nicklecrap clones out there. Bands like QOTSA and The White Stripes are what Im loving right now.. :thumb:

Imagine a world before the "beginning was the word.”
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LizardKing51 Wrote:I used to think they were ok, but after Lullabies to Paralyze came out I became a fan, my favorite song off the album right now is "burn the witch" I love that tune! Great album, Im all about music thats different and progressive, Im sick of all those creed-nicklecrap clones out there. Bands like QOTSA and The White Stripes are what Im loving right now.. :thumb:

yup...get behind me satan is so underappreciated...and burn the witch..gotta love the zz top!!!
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#6

This album took me a lot longer to get into. With the others I was hooked almost straight away, but this one....

If you get a chance, check out Josh in a previous band 'Kyuss' and you can see where the QOTSA sounds came from.

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Still picking up the elderly from the floor, still dealing with the drunks, now wrestling seals and posting it on twitter.. @richardilderton
'Whoops' is not a word the patient wants to hear...apparently
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Detrious Wrote:This album took me a lot longer to get into. With the others I was hooked almost straight away, but this one....

If you get a chance, check out Josh in a previous band 'Kyuss' and you can see where the QOTSA sounds came from.

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kyuss is a great band..ever heard any of the dessert sessions??
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#8

I bought 8/9 (or is it 9/10) but that was only due to PJ Harvey guesting rather than the JH connection.
Again an album that took me (even) longer to get into.

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Still picking up the elderly from the floor, still dealing with the drunks, now wrestling seals and posting it on twitter.. @richardilderton
'Whoops' is not a word the patient wants to hear...apparently
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Detrious Wrote:I bought 8/9 (or is it 9/10) but that was only due to PJ Harvey guesting rather than the JH connection.
Again an album that took me (even) longer to get into.

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yeah..some of those albums are a little out there, but it's so good once it takes you over..as for PJ, she rocks!!!!
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opiated Wrote:...as for PJ, she rocks!!!!

Check out Mark Lanegan's lastest album ("Bubblegum") which features a few ditties with PJ and was produced by Kyuss and QotSA producer Chris Goss, he of the Masters of Reality "fame".
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