Show Notes
In the feel good podcast of the summer, Paul Nolan breaks down a brace of Queens Of The Stone Age masterpieces, 2000’s Rated R and 02’s Songs For The Deaf, before turning his attention to Foo Fighters’ 1997 classic, The Colour And The Shape. Plus an interview with Dave Grohl.
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