Peace, Love, Death Metal

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Eagles Of Death Metal (3 items)
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5 years, 9 months ago at Jul 29 5:01

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Here’s all the pertinent info you need to know about this duo. EODM are made up of Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme and his buddy Jesse Hughes, and they don’t actually play death metal, but I’m sure you already knew that. What you get are some prime, punked-out pop-rockers dealing with the tried and true rock staple of trying to get laid. They offer no surprises on the debut, but with ... read more

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Peace, Love, Death Metal is the debut album by Eagles of Death Metal released on March 23, 2004.

Manufacturer : Ant Acid Audio
Release date : 23 March 2004
EAN: 0689230099925 UPC: 689230099925

2004 (1), Garage Rock (1), CDR (1)

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Fabricio Mendes added this to a list 2 years, 8 months ago

Eagles Of Death Metal (3 music items)

"Released - 2004 Track listing: 01. I Only Want You 02. Speaking in Tongues 03. So Easy 04. Flames Go Higher 05. Bad Dream Mama 06. English Girl 07. Stacks o' Money 08. Midnight Creeper 09. Stuck in the Metal (Stealers Wheel cover) 10. Already Died 11. Kiss the Devil 12. Whorehoppin' (Shit, Goddamn) 13. San Berdoo Sunburn 14. Wastin' My Time 15. Miss Alissa"

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“Here’s all the pertinent info you need to know about this duo. EODM are made up of Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme and his buddy Jesse Hughes, and they don’t actually play death metal, but I’m sure you already knew that. What you get are some prime, punked-out pop-rockers dealing with the tried and true rock staple of trying to get laid. They offer no surprises on the debut, but with a formula this perfect, why would you want to change it? QOTSA fans probably won’t get it, but if you dig the bubblegum of vintage Sweet, this is going to be your new Saturday-night record.” read more

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