I love the ending especially the melody

It's epic AF. Like a trip down a tunnel of regret and contemplation.

nah man the first half, second one destroys the song the studio version has that disgusting guitar sound

@@DigitalBath306 disgusting in a good way for sure!

@@cochisenahuh7939 nah too noisy, i have to turn it off everytime

Setlist was killer, I really wish I was there :(

Holy. Awesome setlist

The Lanegan tributes in the encore were amazing too! In the Fade and God is in the Radio were such a killer way to end things right before SFTD!

@@BaconShelfsuch an epic fucking set

It is very Bowie which is odd since I love Bowie, but am not feeling this track.

​@@HiGlowie'If I followed you I'd be lost too'

Same. I reckon it will happen, Sicily is slow and low, but seems easy to perform. Forever a deep cut, 8 or so dates into 2023 shows haha

Attaboy Troy 👏

This is probably up there with the most un-Qotsa Qotsa song of all time 😂 I absolutely love it though. Straight jacket fitting is incredible too

I've been waiting for it all day, a live version I honestly don't know what kind of setlist I want for Aftershock... excited as fuck 😂

The fact that you mentioned Ween…fuck yeah

@@DavidFlores-jn1yg They are on FIRE right now! Seeing them in San Francisco in October!! Lezzzz go!!!!

@@steverainingagain7956 They played Straight Jacket Fitting on NPR last week. Check it... SMASHINGLY GOOD!

Thank you!

In my top 5 all time albums! Queens are mostly all I listen to now

@@dylankurtz8423 Same here. QOTSA, PRIMUS, The Strokes and MUSE and EMINEM. Whenever any of them release a new album it's like an epic event for me. Right now "In Times New Roman..." is just on repeat. I did go back and listen to "...Like Clockwork, then "Villains" and then "Times New Roman..." Just to see how the whole trilogy thing played out. It was really dope. This record was surprisingly awesome, and I ALWAYS expect nothing but excellence from QOTSA. I can't stop listening to it. -

@@shroomshady27 that's awesome, all great artists, I'm getting Clockwork, Villains and Times on vinyl soon and will listen to them as the trilogy. That does sound like an incredible listening experience

@@dylankurtz8423 It really is, and on vinyl, that'll even more epic. I've had ...Like Clockwork" & "Villains" on vinyl since they came out. I haven't ordered my "In Times New Roman..." Vinyl yet, I just got the digital download & the CD. I got to listen to the digital album like, a few minutes after midnight as soon as it was officially the release date, but I still haven't gotten my CD. All those bands/artists I mentioned earlier, I always buy a copy of the CD and the vinyl too. I've got all their discographies on CD, and some of their full discographies on vinyl. I'm trying to keep my collections up-to-date. Only QOTSA vinyls I don't have are "Songs for the Deaf" and "Lullabies to Paralyze". I have the reissue of the first album on Vinyl, in fact that was my first Queens show, when they toured promoting that re-release with "The Bronze" & the few other tracks that didn't make it on the original release. Now they've re-released the first album with the original tracklist and the ORIGINAL original cover, whIch is EPIC! (The one with the naked chick on the cover) I REALLY want that vinyl, and obviously I gotta get Songs for the Deaf & Lullabies. Back when I first started collecting Queens on vinyl, they hadn't re-released Songs for the Deaf or Lullabies, so that's why I still don't have them. I'm pretty sure they re-released both of 'em 'cause I remember looking for Songs for the Deaf on vinyl and only finding used copies for like HUNDREDS of dollars. Same with Lullabies, and I was like "Well, fuck!". I think I saw both albums on vinyl for like 35-45 bucks on Amazon. That's WAY more doable than it was however many years ago I was trying to find them all. You'll really dig the "...Like Clockwork" & "Villains" LPs. They're all 180gram vinyl, and the cover/gatefold and all that is thick as fuck. There's so much dope-ass artwork in both of 'em. I got two Villains vinyls. One standard, and one that was a limited edition, only a certain number were pressed. It's fucking GORGEOUS. THE "D Side" of the second vinyl doesn't have any music on it, so there are no grooves, it's just shiny as fuck, and has all this rad Villains artwork etched into the actual record. At the time, that was the most impressive thing I'd ever seen on a vinyl record before. They're HEAVY too dude. I know ...Like Clockwork has a fucking book of artwork in the middle and all kinds of cool shit. You'll be very happy with them I assure you. -

*UPDATE: I got my "In Times New Roman..." CD a day or two after I posted my last comment. N I went on Amazon to buy the vinyl, but I realized I didn't have Rated R on Vinyl either, & I had it in my "save for later" section below my "Cart" along with Songs for the Deaf and Lullabies to Paralyze. N when I went to buy the New Roman vinyl, I saw that "Rated R" had gone down in price SUBSTANTIALLY, as did the "ORIGINAL" original cover of the self-titled first LP with the bewbs on the front cover & the totally different font for the band/album name. They had dropped in price so much on both of them that it came down to "Get New Roman, or get Rated R AND the Original self-titled album with the original bewbs cover, and I just couldn't pass that up. So I've already received my original 180 gram vinyl copy of Rated R (The proper, blue album cover, not the red one with the "Rated RX" at the bottom), and the original first album/original bewbs cover vinyl is on it's way. Unfortunately that one wasn't "Prime Eligible", but it should arrive any day now. The seller was in England, and I've bought many vinyls from that same seller and he is/they are a 5 out of 5 Star seller if there ever was one. I can't wait to finally see and hold and own that record. My next vinyl purchase with be New Roman, unless Songs for the Deaf or Lullabies drop in price drastically like what happened with Rated R and the Self-Titled did that day. I kinda hope it does, I've been after Deaf & Lullabies on vinyl for SO MANY YEARS, I don't even know how many years it's been anymore. So glad to be two albums closer to having their entire discography on Vinyl. I gotta complete my collection ASAP... -

I do hope they do stuff from them first album

SAME🥰🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

Idem!! 🤞🤞🤘🤘

No it's not.

@@LilBigBadwolf0 Original 18 song titles trademark registered in 2009 pre TCV album announcement, Made To Parade as well as You Can't Possibly Begin To Imagine and Highway 1 were apart of them. My TCV tour shirt (Australia, January 2010) Has the words Made To Parade as the header on the back. Thanks for your two cents. :)

is it? where can i see it?

@@LilBigBadwolf0 I'm pretty sure it is. the lyrical themes are fairly similar to a lot of stuff from tcv, the song itself sounds an awful lot like one and there was marketing material for tcv with the line 'made to parade' plastered all over it.

Really? That's great! On my first listen I thought that this was a TCV song, it sounds like that, it does not sound like a Qotsa song. Interesting that this was indeed a TCV song.

I'll bet Josh thanked Troy for that unwordly jam!

It helps that his new stuff is actually fire.

Maybe next time...

Not better than ever, not by any chance

@@pattonPwr Songs For The Deaf, because that's what you are... "life of the party" man.

@@pattonPwr yeah agree.. watch videos from 99-2004. They where at the top of the game. Now they are still very good but with a different sound

Paper Machete was my least favourite. It just sounded... generic? It was boring and repetitive.

@@crackerpooppop I get you, Machete it's too plain and simple but it's that, just an easy rock song with guitars and slides, if you look it that way it's not bad but it's not the best song in the album.

outro amazing on this

To answer why it sounds so happy, they start using Major chords which we associate with happy upbeat goodness. Queens doesn't have this kind of happy sound all the time so it was an excellent switch to show they can still rock the fuck out in happy major chords

agreed

Mikey, you see him move to his mic at 1:20 for the low part

Ahahahahah literally my reaction

Same keys used in Tangled up in Plaid from Lullabies in 2005

Yeah, they sound weird, in a bad way

@@JorgeCLuina mm, i actually like it in a weird way

Reminds me of The Stranglers off key keyboard sound 👍👍 (and they were great too)

u gotta listen to it more and underrstand the lyrics