I have three names for you: John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Fighters), Josh Homme (Queens of the Stone Age).
Now you probably understand. I am talking about Them Crooked Vultures which combines that rock and roll trio and results in thirteen tracks of goodness. I’m not a detailed music reviewer so here is a great review in The Washington Post which includes:
This is a trans-generational supergroup that’s earned its “super.” Vultures’ singer-guitarist Josh Homme leads Queens of the Stone Age; Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl reprises drummer duties from his days in Nirvana; and bassist John Paul Jones once laid the bedrock for the mighty Led Zeppelin.
The trio does not disappoint. Them Crooked Vultures’ self-titled debut is churning with neoclassical rock-and-roll, summoning the heaviest qualities of Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Cream and Iron Butterfly.
Guitars crunch, drums pummel and songs sprawl for minutes on end, creating a brawny ambiance that approaches unimpeachabililty.
It’s really worth it. Here it is at Amazon. Only $7.99. Below is “Mind Eraser (No Chaser)” and the track list.
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I think I have to look into this! As supergroups go, I think this one has vastly better odds than say, Tinted Windows, which is just an abomination.
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Yah. Kills + White Stripes = The Dead Weather is one of my favorite albums of the decade, but I’m not sure that is a super group. This is good stuff though. Gets trippy in places and has a good pace of controlled mania.