Queens of the Stone Age singer/bassist Nick Oliveri performs during a
sold-out show at The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las
Vegas, Nevada, February 22, 2003. The show kicks off the band's 27-city
tour to promote the latest album "Songs For The Deaf." Their song "No
One Knows" is nominated for a Grammy award in the Hard Rock Performance
category. REUTERS/Ethan Miller REUTERS

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Queens of the Stone Age, from left, frontman Josh Homme, bassist Nick
Oliveri and guitarist Troy Van Leeuwen play a live acoustic set on the
back patio of X-treme Radio in Las Vegas, Nevada, February 22, 2003.
The band kicks off a 27-city tour Saturday night at the Hard Rock Joint
in Las Vegas to promote the latest album "Songs For the Deaf." Their
song "No One Knows" is nominated for a Grammy award in the Hard Rock
Performance category. REUTERS/Ethan Miller

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Queens of the Stone Age bassist Nick Oliveri plays a live acoustic set
on the back patio of X-treme Radio in Las Vegas, Nevada, February 22,
2003. The band kicks off a 27-city tour Saturday night at the Hard Rock
Joint in Las Vegas to promote the latest album "Songs For the Deaf."
Their song "No One Knows" is nominated for a Grammy award in the Hard
Rock Performance category. REUTERS/Ethan Miller

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Nick Oliveri, bass player of American rock band "Queens of the Stone Age," performs nude at the "Rock in Rio 3" music festival in Rio de Janeiro January 19, 2001.

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