What makes In My Head by Queens of the Stone Age notable?

The album is notable for its live tracks, showcasing the band's energetic performances, particularly 'I Think I Lost My Headache,' which highlights their improvisational prowess. Although it didn't chart as high as previous albums, it captured a moment of artistic experimentation that influenced future stoner rock acts. Released in 2005, 'In My Head' marked a transitional period for Queens of the Stone Age as they shifted into a more polished sound following their acclaimed album 'Songs for the Deaf.' At this point, frontman Josh Homme was establishing his role as a central figure in rock music, having collaborated with various artists and solidified the band's reputation.

How many songs are on In My Head?

In My Head has 3 tracks, running approximately 17 minutes.

In My Head

Queens of the Stone Age · 2005

17 min · 3 tracks · alternative rock · hard rock · stoner rock

A raw and driving exploration of inner chaos wrapped in heavy guitar riffs and hypnotic rhythms.

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Tracklist

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1 In My Head Standout 4:04
2 I Think I Lost My Headache (live, Earthlink Live, Atlanta, GA, USA) Standout 5:58
3 God Is in the Radio (live, Stubbs, Austin, TX, USA) Standout 7:55

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