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Brendon McNichol (born November 1969), is a lap-steel/guitar player, who has played with bands including Queens of the Stone Age, Masters of Reality. Biography. In 1990 Brendon lived in Hollywood, California. The Drills released a 5-song EP in 1991 produced by Dave Jerden.
Not to be too harsh, but why was he in the band in the first place? Considering the plethora of great guitarists and keyboardists in the desert rock scene as well as in Seattle (where Josh was based for much of QOTSA's early days), why did he bring Brendon along on tours? Am I missing something?
Queens of the Stone Age are known for their blues, Krautrock and electronica -influenced style of riff -oriented and rhythmic hard rock music, coupled with Homme's distinct falsetto vocals and unorthodox guitar scales.
Brendon McNichol Was Good. For the most part, he did exactly what Josh asked him to. He didn't need to be amazing, because Josh just needed him to play a part, and he did (usually). I know he had his moments, but so has almost everyone else in the band. 8 Share.
Le guitariste Brendon McNichol et le batteur Gene Trautmann y dispensent leurs dernières contributions (sur You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire pour Trautmann), tandis que le couple d'artistes Alain Johannes et Natasha Shneider, compagnons de longue date de Homme (et membres à part entière du groupe ...
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- Josh Homme, Adam Kasper, Eric Valentine
- Stoner rock, rock alternatif, hard rock
- 4 septembre 2002
Brendon McNichol – Replaced Dave Catching playing guitar, lap steel and keyboards during live performances and also recorded parts of Songs for the Deaf before leaving the band. (2000–2002) Dean Ween (aka Mickey Melchiondo) – Played guitar and provided backing vocals during the recording of Songs for the Deaf.
18 sept. 2023 · Le chanteur et multi-instrumentiste retrace un périple qu’il a maintes fois réalisé au volant de sa voiture entre Los Angeles et sa ville natale, Joshua Tree.
