QOTSA- side project with illustrious cast

It is fortunately each own opinions allowed. But I personally find it hard to perceive significant Zeppelin influences on the TCV CD. Okay, John Paul Jones playing with, there are a few bonzomäßige beats with it, sometimes the Blues is quoted, some sounds and effects are iconic retro, and some items are easily jamlastig, but that alone it can not be true. It can not try seriously indeed, hineinzuinterpretieren Kyuss- influences in the music, just because Josh Homme has plays there. Or anyone says, the album sounded by Dave Grohl to Nirvana? Hardly likely.

For me, the CD sounds like QOTSA; Mr. Homme dominates the album with its sloping guitar and his distinctive voice from cover to cover. He would have better allies can hardly find: Grohl had finally been the band classic "Songs For The Deaf" is drummed and held Oliveri now completes the lineup Jones, which Grohl from Foo Fighters- double album "In Your Honor" brought. Jones and Grohl concrete for Homme a powerful, indestructible rhythm foundation on which they can romp wonderfully with its typical riffs and melody runs and adds to the Jones some additional background noise. Hommes singing voice remains a matter of taste. From the driving rock framework falls merely the strange spacey "Interlude with Ludes".

In this respect I speak of a clear buy recommendation for all fans of the Stone Age Queens. The CD is a heavier and bulkier chunks postmodern music with the typical QOTSA- ingredients plus some blues and jam. My personal face-Tip are the opener "No one loves me" and "Scumbag Blues" with falsetto and grooving keyboards. The unverdaulichste chunks may be the long "Warsaw".