Queens of the Stone Age Perform On BBC’s Live Lounge
Queens of the Stone Age recently performed on BBC Radio One Live Lounge, which showcases well known artist playing an acoustic version of a song, either their own or a cover. So here's a pretty cool example of how the BBC does things for you Buzzheads.
The group covered the Arctic Monkeys latest song “Why’d you only ever phone me when you’re high?” off their new album AM, and they did a pretty impressive job, adding a blues like feel to the song. Check it out above.
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