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[rpfisfine]

josh crowd surfing during made to parade at rock im park 2024

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[whistlerhymes]

😀😃

[rpfisfine]

6 random josh pictures every day for the entire month of june 4/30

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them crooked vultures @ aragon ballroom chicago 2010

📸 hattie trott

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6 random josh pictures every day for the entire month of june 3/30

[carnavoyeur]

Queens haven’t fully abandoned brawn and ballast (combustible lead single “My God Is the Sun” is up to their usual paint-stripping standards), but those qualities are now being harnessed for greater emotional impact, particularly on the penultimate “I Appear Missing”. It's a power ballad that perfectly bridges the divide between Queens’ hard and soft extremes, pitting Homme’s crestfallen melody against a sleeping giant of a chorus that proves to be as raging as anything in the band’s repertoire; when Homme shifts to falsetto for the song’s calamitous closing minute, it’s less a show of cheekiness than vulnerability. Homme initially chose his band name to subvert the machismo inherent to hard rock and, more than any of their records before it, ...Like Clockwork feels like the ultimate realization of that mission. [Pitchfork]

...Like Clockwork - Queens of the Stone Age released June 3, 2013

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6 random josh pictures every day for the entire month of june 2/30

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6 random josh pictures every day for the entire month of june 1/30

[bungholio37]

they tried to silence me had to upload it to google drive instead of youtube .. i feel like josh dropping bottle of vodka rn #flop

queeks of the stone age take a gay test.mov

[rpfisfine]

this picture drives me fucking crazy

[anitabrassi]

[starsstillstay]

okayyyyyy

[take-aim-and-fire]

HES SO BEAUTIFUL

[inthefade7]

🕊️ RIP @jhobabyduck on Instagram, your random craziness and hot thirst trap selfies are truly missed

[inthefade7]

🕊️ RIP @jhobabyduck on Instagram, your random craziness and hot thirst trap selfies are truly missed

[rpfisfine]

if they were fictional characters in a book i was writing and you asked me what their past jobs were and i told you josh used to roof houses and do construction work and troy delivered flowers to headstones in graveyards you'd be like come on man that's some lazy ass character development you're just choosing the most stereotypical types of employment based solely on their appearances and nothing else and you'd be right. but it's true. those were their actual past jobs