“You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire” by Queens of the Stone Age

"You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire" hands the microphone to Nick Oliveri, who sings lead and plays bass on it, on Songs for the Deaf, the Queens of the Stone Age album Interscope released in August 2002. Josh Homme wrote it with Mario Lalli and plays guitar, and the drum credits go to both Dave Grohl, on his first Queens album, and Gene Trautmann. Homme produced it with Adam Kasper, who engineered and mixed, and Eric Valentine.

It belongs to a loose concept record, a drive across the California desert from Los Angeles to Joshua Tree with the dial flipping between radio stations from the towns along the way. It also captures a lineup about to change: this was the last Queens album with Oliveri on bass.

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