"In mid-December, a rumour started circulating on a St. Louis Radio Station forum that the new QOTSA album would be titled 'Bound to Midnight'. A tracklist for the album soon surfaced soon afterwards with added notes on the songs by one of the station's DJ who claimed to have recieved an e-mail from an intern at Interscope who had heard the album when the final mix was brought in.


1. The Flood (Epic opener in vein of Song for the Dead and Someone's in the Wolf)
2. Get Together (First single. Very sexy Queens rock)
3. Red Rose, Black Dirt (A dark marching song, similar to Fun Machine)
4. Into the Sea (A very bluesy ballad featuring backup female vocals)
5. Insomniac (Oliveri-esque song with Josh singing)
6. Making a Cross (DS remake, Alain still singing)
7. Whatever Will you Do? (A throwback to 50's pop, Josh is in Elvis mode)
8. The Lowdown (70's funk with a robot rock twist, Regular John's successor)
9. Walls of the Empire (Pounding drums drive this tribal sludge of a song. Intense is the only word to describe it.)
10. Stitches (Catchy pop with grim, disturbing lyrics. What's not to like?)
11. The Butcher (The tipping point, a massive grueling rock freakout bordering on 10 minutes. Think Song for the Deaf on acid.)
12. 'Til Tomorrow (The quiet after the storm that is The Butcher and a sweet conclusion to a relatively harsh album.)



It is interesting to note that "Making a Cross" was a Desert Sessions track, included on Volumes 7 & 8, and a song called "Until Tomorrow" was written during the Lullabies to Paralyze sessions."


ça reste des rumeurs hein.

Merci pour le lien, mais c'est vrai que les pochettes sont en rupture avec leurs pochettes moches (quoique le spermatozoide et l'ovule c'était sympa), je suis curieux de savoir ce que ça donne, Lullabies To Paralyze m'avait plutôt déçu avant de redécouvrir Song for The Deaf...

Hey, moi j'ai un disque de 2003, à mon avis c'est une rediffusion. Tu connaîtrais la référence du disque de 2002 (Westwood One #02-xx) ?? A partir de ça j'ai peut-être moyen de te le choper au complet.

C'est pas étonnant sinon, beaucoup de W1 proviennent de shows à l'Univ' Amp.