You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like
Queens Of The Stone Age · Songs For The Deaf [2002]
I'll be massive conquistador
Give me soul and show me the door
Metal heavy, soft at the core
Gimme toro, gimme some more
Pressurize, neutralize
Deep fried, gimme some more
Space flunky, four on the floor
Fortified with the liqour store
This one's down, gimme some more
Gimme toro, gimme some more
Shrunken head I love to adore
B-movie, gimme some gore
Gimme toro, gimme some more
B-movie, gimme some gore
Gimme toro, gimme some more
You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like
Released on the 2002 album Songs For The Deaf, this track exemplifies the Queens Of The Stone Age's signature blend of bluesy rock and psychedelic textures. The song features the band's characteristic interplay between frontman Josh Homme's emotive vocals and the driving, distorted guitar work that defined their sound during this era. It serves as a pivotal moment in their discography, showcasing a shift toward more atmospheric and introspective songwriting while maintaining their signature heavy riffs. The recording captures the raw energy of their live performances, blending elements of classic rock with a modern, experimental edge that influenced countless alternative bands in the 2000s.