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Queens of the Stone Age got together as a band in 1997, and since then have undergone many line-up changes. Including 'Era Vulgaris', Queens of the Stone Age have now released five studio albums to date, and have released four of these through their current label Interscope Records whom they have been with since releasing 'Rated R' in June 2000. Josh Homme is the bands founding member, and is the only original member still present in the band. Typically, other band members only last for a couple of years in the band – however Nick Oliveri was with the band from 1998-2004. Oliveri was kicked out of the band in 2004 as Josh Homme believed that he had been physically ... Read the complete review
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