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What I did last Sunday, and why I love living in Nashville.

24 March 201122 May 2015 joannemerriam

Queens of the Stone Age live at the Ryman: “Regular John” & “Avon” ; “If Only” ; “Walkin’ on the Sidewalks” ; “You Would Know” ; “How to Handle a Rope” ; “Mexicola” ; “Hispanic Impressions” & “The Bronze” ; “Give the Mule What He Wants” ; “Go with the Flow” ; “Turnin’ on the Screw” ; “Song for the Dead” ; “Monsters in the Parasol” ; “The Fun Machine Took a Shit & Died” ; “No One Knows” ; “Long Slow Goodbye“. (I can’t find “You Can’t Quit Me Baby” or “I Was a Teenage Hand Model” and probably have the order slightly effed, but this is pretty close.)

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