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Queens Of The Stone Age kicks off countdown at #10

A smiling male musician with an in-ear monitor plays guitar on stage, wearing a leather jacket, while a circular cutout reveals two audience members, one man making a rock-and-roll hand gesture.

Soaring 200 places from last year, the 2002 lead single from Songs for the Deaf, No One Knows became one of QOTSA’s biggest songs, driven by that instantly recognisable riff and Dave Grohl’s guest drumming on the album.

 

While some bands turn away from playing their largest hits live, QOTSA founder Josh Homme never shies away from this agreement with the audience. 

“I don’t shy away because I still like playing it.. When there’s bands that don’t want to play their big songs.. I always think its a bit t c*nty to do that.”

“They’re acting like a song that a lot of people like is a burden.”

Debuting into our Rock countdown the year of its release, if you have seen the band play live you'll know why the song commands as well as it does.

Now sitting at #10, No One Knows has once again found itself among the biggest songs in the country’s favourite rock countdown.

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