Queens Of The Stone Age - No | One Knows

Nick Oliveri’s melodic bass lines act as a second lead guitar, providing the song's counter-melody. 🥁 Production & Recording

Homme has described the main riff as a "twisted polka." It uses a jaunty, swinging rhythm rarely found in hard rock. Queens Of The Stone Age - No One Knows

"No One Knows" is the definitive anthem of the 2000s desert rock movement. Released in 2002 as the lead single from Songs for the Deaf , it propelled Queens of the Stone Age (QOTSA) from underground favorites to international rock icons. 🎸 Musical Composition & Style Nick Oliveri’s melodic bass lines act as a

Phrases like "I journey through the desert / Of the mind with no hope" suggest a search for meaning in a world where "no one knows" the ultimate truth. Released in 2002 as the lead single from

Josh Homme is notoriously secretive about his equipment. He often used small, low-wattage practice amps turned up to 10 to get that specific "honking" midrange sound.

It reached #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks and was nominated for a Grammy.

Nick Oliveri’s melodic bass lines act as a second lead guitar, providing the song's counter-melody. 🥁 Production & Recording

Homme has described the main riff as a "twisted polka." It uses a jaunty, swinging rhythm rarely found in hard rock.

"No One Knows" is the definitive anthem of the 2000s desert rock movement. Released in 2002 as the lead single from Songs for the Deaf , it propelled Queens of the Stone Age (QOTSA) from underground favorites to international rock icons. 🎸 Musical Composition & Style

Phrases like "I journey through the desert / Of the mind with no hope" suggest a search for meaning in a world where "no one knows" the ultimate truth.

Josh Homme is notoriously secretive about his equipment. He often used small, low-wattage practice amps turned up to 10 to get that specific "honking" midrange sound.

It reached #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks and was nominated for a Grammy.