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	PK Musik » Nick Oliveri and The Mondo Generator (us)
		Punkrockbandet Nick Oliveri and The Mondo Generator är aktuella med singeln “I Never Sleep” och albumet “Dead Planet: SomicSlowMotionTrails”.
		Sångaren, låtskrivaren och basisten Nick Oliveri har tidigare varit medlem i Kyuss, Dwarves och Queens of the Stone Age.
		Nick Oliveri and the Mondo Generator består av medlemmarna Nick Oliveri, Ian Taylor‚ gitarr, Spud‚ gitarr och Hoss - trummor.
	www.pkmusik.se /content/?p=90 (86 words)

	Nick Oliveri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nick Stephen Oliveri (born October 21, 1971 in Los Angeles) is an American musician from Palm Desert, California.
		Oliveri is most famous for being a member of legendary Southern California "stoner" rock band Kyuss, and a member of Queens of the Stone Age from 1998-2003.
		Oliveri and band-mate Josh Homme were, in most eyes, the only two permanent members of Queens of the Stone Age.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nick_Oliveri (829 words)

	Barikada - World Of Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Nick Oliveri najpoznatiji je po tome što je bio član legendarnog "napušenog" benda iz južne Kalifornije, Kyuss, kao i po tome što je od 1998.
		Oliveri je poznat po tome što svira golih prsa, a često i gol, zbog čega su mu vlasti često naređivale da se odjene.
		Ovog puta Oliveri je za snimanje angažirao mnoge svoje prijatelje.
	www.barikada.com /svastara/2006/2006-10-15_nick_oliveri.php (800 words)

	MTVe.COM \| Nick Oliveri: “I Was Fired” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		A week after Queens of the Stone Age announced that bassist Nick Oliveri had split from the group, Oliveri has revealed that his departure was not voluntary.
		In his post, Oliveri said Queens were formed to be free-spirited — an alternative to the corporate rock protocol — but the more successful they became, the more they began to operate like the establishment they claimed to oppose.
		Oliveri is in Los Angeles working with material from a recently recorded Mondo Generator show at the Troubadour, which he plans to release in the near future.
	www.mtve.com /article.php?ArticleId=683 (389 words)

	Punk Globe Magazine Online
		I caught up with the multi talented Nick Oliveri at The World Awareness Day For The West Memphis Three at The Anarchy Library on July 23rd.I had been a long time fan and was thrilled to have Nick agree to the following email interview.
		Nick: In 1997, Josh came to a Mondo Generator show in Austin, Texas (SXSW) I was living there and most local unsigned bands were not allowed to play the festival.
		Nick: I first found out about them from " Paradise Lost" 1 and 2 then a phone call came in from Henry Rollins, and I got to sing vocals on "Jealous Again" on the "Rise Above" record.
	www.punkglobe.com /nickoliveriinterview.html (1359 words)

	Mondo Generator.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The following is a statement from Nick Oliveri sent to us by a friend.
		I'm a friend of Nick Oliveri's and he asked if I would post a statement on his behalf.
		Nick's very upset about the whole situation and wants his fans to know that he didn't quit the band.
	www.mondogenerator.net /nick_speaks.html (278 words)

	Mondo Generator - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nick Oliveri (under the moniker Rex Everything) formed Mondo Generator in 1997 and with friends Josh Homme, Brant Bjork, Rob Oswald, and others, recorded the debut album, Cocaine Rodeo.
		Oliveri also hired on several friends from his hometown to record parts of the record, which was co-produced by Nick Raskulinecz and Oliveri.
		Oliveri then re-named his band Nick Oliveri and the Mondo Generator and signed to Mother Tongue Records, who will release the new LP, Dead Planet (sonic slow motion trails) in the UK and Europe in September of 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mondo_Generator (542 words)

	Mondo Generator : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Nick Oliveri And The Mondo Generator are also ON TOUR IN THE UK from today, full details below or here with support from GU Medicine.
		Nick O is currently masquerading as Rex Everything with the Dwarves on a short tour of Southern California and Las Vegas.
		Nick Oliveri and John Garcia will both be performing songs with the band, and in addition, Nick will be playing a solo acoustic set.
	www.mondogenerator.com /news.php (2879 words)

	Ex-Queen Nick Oliveri Attacks Soundman
		Bearded nutcase and former Queens Of The Stone Age bassplayer Nick Oliveri seems to have finally lost it.
		Oliveri's Mondo band mates, Dave Catching, Molly Mcguire, and Alfredo Hernandez seem to have had enough following an incident that left Oliveri on a roadside in the middle of the German countryside.
		The problems seem to have begun when Oliveri took a disliking to what he thought was a bad sound and jumped off the stage, fought through the audience to take up his grievance with a soundman.
	www.xfm.co.uk /Article.asp?id=32998 (402 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on A Drug Problem That Never Existed - Mondo Generator at Epinions.com
		Conceived initially as a studio project, the Oliveri and Homme had only hoped to crank out an album then continue on their busy ways.
		Now in 2003 the band once again reconvened, albeit retaining only Oliveri, with the album “A Drug Problem That Never Existed.” The first thing one must know about the project is the fact that the differences in influence and drive of Homme and Oliveri show through on these projects.
		Oliveri on the other hand is much more screaming hardcore punk driven, which is incredibly evident even on the Queen’s songs he lead vocals on.
	www.epinions.com /content_108880629380 (897 words)

	Musictoday® -- Empowering Fan Connection
		So, with Oliveri suddenly between gigs and Bjork already on the road supporting his latest solo release, Keep Your Cool, an unplanned pairing was suddenly arranged, much to the delight of longtime fans.
		Charmingly, Oliveri was feeling the set out as he went along, admitting to be being a bit scared by being up there alone.
		Oliveri alluded once more to the recent QOTSA split during his performance, when he played a new song called "All That I've Got," which was originally slated for QOTSA's next release.
	musictoday.com /news/livereview/brantbjork.asp (606 words)

	Nick Oliveri - AOL Music
		Oliveri is also a solo artist and frequent...
		Nick Oliveri Queens of the Stone Age "I Am Not A Quitter"
		Ex-Queens of the Stone member Nick Oliveri has spoken up about his departure from the band in a letter to fans at the site for this side project Mondo...
	music.aol.com /artist/nick-oliveri/111173/main (158 words)

	Nick Oliveri, The Roadhouse, September 1 2006
		The goths, geeks, slackers and rockers of Manchester come out in force to witness the latest incarnation of Nick Oliveri (the man kicked out of Queens Of The Stone Age for being "too crazy") as he brings his Mondo Generator to town.
		Oliveri’s mammoth 21-song set draws to a close with the garagey QOTSA favourite ‘Ode To Clarissa’, an encore of ‘Open Up And Bleed For Me’ and ‘13th Floor’, an reclaimed early version of QOTSA’s ‘Tension Head’.
		While no-one can deny that, tonight, Nick Oliveri has given his all musically, something was lacking during the performance.
	ixma.fimc.net /Article.asp?id=268951 (475 words)

	BBC - Tees - Entertainment - Nick Oliveri
		Nick Oliveri was good value for money at Sumo at the Cornerhouse on Friday 15th September.
		Covered in sweat and tattoos, he arrived to a hail of applause, and settled in with an acoustic guitar, which is a good job, as his set lasts for two hours.
		Nick Oliveri is known for being a passionate performer, an excellent bassist, a showman who usually wows crowds with banter and nakedness, but only the first aspect is on show tonight.
	bbc.co.uk /tees/content/articles/2006/09/21/nick_oliveri_feature.shtml (235 words)

	Nick Oliveri Queens of the Stone Age "I Am Not A Quitter" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Ex-Queens of the Stone member Nick Oliveri has spoken up about his departure from the band in a letter to fans at the site for this side project Mondo Generator site.
		Homme was reported for letting Nick go because he partied too hard and Nick doesn't deny that.
		Nick wants fans to know it was not his choice to leave but there is still hope.
	www.undercover.com.au /news/2004/feb2004/20040219_qotsa.html (380 words)

	Queens of the Stone Age and Isle of Q at the Bowery Ballroom, July 15, 2000 (NY Rock)
		Early on, lead vocalist Josh Homme declared "we're not fucking around," as Nick Oliveri slammed his bass on the stage, in true '80s thrash-rock style (leaving me with the desperate hope that he'd revive the lost art of humping his instrument during the show).
		Charismatic (onstage Homme looks like a wholesome Eric Stolz contrasted with Oliveri's metal-rocker shaved head and foot-long goatee) and confidently polished, the band started their set with a sweetly sung drug mantra, whose refrain went something like "nicotine, marijuana, (fill-in-the-blank drug), ecstasy" and progressed into a little ditty about cocaine.
		His mighty Himmaleh in full-effect, Oliveri and the band played two more almost pop-oriented songs, then left the audience to hang around in the lights pleased and wanting more.
	www.nyrock.com /reviews/2000/queens.asp (731 words)

	KNAC.COM - Features - Queens Of The Stone Age Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		NICK: You know, when I was a kid it really fueled everything that I did and it kind of leads up to what is happening today, at least musically for me. A lot of that stuff changed my life for sure, I mean, I wouldn’t be playing right now if all that didn’t go down.
		NICK: We recorded at Sound City in Van Nuys and we were in studio B and he was in studio A and there is only one lounge between the two so whomever is in studio A and studio B you are going to get to talking to each other.
		NICK: The biggest kind of thing that I like is about the size of a theater, a small theater.
	www.knac.com /article.asp?ArticleID=346 (2059 words)

	Oliveri Revs Up With Mondo Generator
		Oliveri met the band on the road, and eventually asked the duo to join him on stage.
		Beforehand, Oliveri will trek through Europe for festival and headlining dates with Mondo, which is now staffed by guitarist Ian Taylor and drummer Josh LaMar.
		In addition, Oliveri will appear on the next Dwarves album and has returned the favor on Winnebago Deal's "Flight of the Raven," on which he does some singing.
	www.billboard.com /bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002837776 (501 words)

	MTV News \| Music News, Movie News, Features and Interviews, Artist Photos
		Nick Oliveri, Mark Lanegan Leave Queens Of The Stone Age
		Queens of the Stone Age have always had a revolving door of members, but at the heart of the band was always the partnership of singer/guitarist Josh Homme and bassist Nick Oliveri.
		At a time when the band's lineup seemed more stable than it had been in years, Oliveri has unexpectedly left the band, breaking off a musical relationship with Homme that goes back to their days playing together in Kyuss in the early '90s.
	www.mtv.com /news/articles/1484974/20040211/queens_stone_age.jhtml?headlines=true (534 words)

	Rolling Stone : Oliveri Wants Back in QOTSA
		Nick Oliveri says he still wants to be a member of Queens of the Stone Age, despite a statement issued by frontman Josh Homme last week that said the two had "recently parted ways." "I didn't quit Queens," insists the bassist in a Web post.
		Oliveri evidently took this to mean his hard-partying ways.
		Oliveri wants to be there: "I want to make another fuckin' record, [and] I think Queens is a great fuckin' band.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/5937133/oliveri_wants_back_in_qotsa (291 words)

	Demonoid.com - Nick Oliveri And The Mondo Generator - Dead Planet
		After listening to the first release by Queens of the Stone Age after the ousting of bassist Nick Oliveri, 2005's Lullabies to Paralyze, you couldn't help but wonder where the cajones of the previous releases went.
		Backing Oliveri on the tracks are some of his Palm Desert pals, as well as the U.K. duo Winnebago Deal, and the results are, well, quite impressive.
		While Oliveri's strong suit will always be punk metal freakouts (represented here by such thrashers as "Basket Case," "All Systems Go," and the lead-off single, "I Never Sleep"), there is also some variety.
	www.demonoid.com /files/details/497207/5426554 (394 words)

	Nick Oliveri and The Mondo Generator » Band Weblogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Nick Oliveri, bass player from Queens Of The Stone Age has formed a new band, Nick Oliveri and the Mondo Generator.
		Dates could change, so be sure to go to Nick Oliveri and the Mondo Generator’s official site for the latest information- www.mondogenerator.com.
		Nick Oliveri And The Mondo Generator’s album ‘Dead Planet: SonicSlowMotionTrails’ will be released through Mother Tongue Records on the 4th September 2006.
	bandweblogs.com /blog/2006/08/08/nick-oliveri-and-the-mondo-generator (232 words)

	Nick Oliveri / Six By Seven / John Wiese/Daniel Menche / Nurse with Wound/Cyclobe / The Radio Dept / Secret Mommy - The ...
		Nick Oliveri / Six By Seven / John Wiese/Daniel Menche / Nurse with Wound/Cyclobe / The Radio Dept / Secret Mommy - The Rubber Room - Stylus Magazine
		This ‘one man and his battered acoustic’ live version sees Oliveri rely more on tension, melody and camp rather than mic shaking screams.
		Sliding from a sensible singing voice through whispers and a dodgy falsetto to one final scream, he allows the rise and fall of the main guitar line to take center stage, fully revealing the song as the strange belligerent cowboy blues song it was born to be.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /feature.php?ID=1152 (645 words)

	NME.COM - News - NICK NO LONGER A QUEEN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		It's confirmed that bass player Nick Oliveri is no longer in the band...
		Queens Of The Stone Age bassist NICK OLIVERI has left the band.
		Internet speculation has been rife for some days that a parting of ways between Oliveri and Queens Of The Stone Age mainman Josh Homme was on the cards, a now an official statement has confirmed the news.
	www.nme.com /news/107500.htm (284 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - NICK OLIVERI To Rejoin DWARVES For European, U.S. Tours
		Former QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE bassist Nick Oliveri will be rejoining the DWARVES on bass and backing vocals for their European and U.S. tours spanning the months of June through December.
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	www.roadrun.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=36818 (234 words)

	Nick Oliveri / QOTSA news at universalbuzz.com!
		According to Billboard.com Nick Oliveri is willing to put the past behind him and rejoin Queens of the Stone Age, should the need for a bass player arise.
		Oliveri is keeping busy with his band Mondo Generator who have a new album in the works.
		As for the new QotSA record, "Lullabyes that Paralize," Oliveri says he was hoping for a more guitar driven sound, but that evolution is a good thing.
	www.universalbuzz.com /NewsArticle.asp?ArticleNumber=894 (137 words)

	Tabs for the Deaf - The QOTSA Guitar Tab Archive
		Released in 1998 on Roadrunner Records, this is QOTSAs first effort with Josh Homme on guitar and vocals, Alfredo Hernandez on drums, and Carlo Von Sexron on bass.
		Released in 2000 on Interscope Records, this ground breaking album featured amongst a number of guests, Josh Homme on guitar and vocals, Nick Oliveri on bass and vocals, along with Mark Lanegan, Rob Halford, Dave Catching and Brendon McNichol.
		The line up of Josh Homme, Nick Oliveri, Mark Lanegan and Dave Grohl made every other rock album released that year, and before, look like complete rubbish.
	www.geocities.com /tabs_for_the_deaf/index.htm (238 words)

	Interview with Nick Oliveri of Mondo Generator
		Interview with Nick Oliveri of Mondo Generator and Queens of the Stone Age
		Now that Queens Of The Stone Age have finished their commitment to OzzFest 2000, the bass playing Queen Nick Oliveri was able to take some time to promote his side project Mondo Generator.
		If there ever was someone who was made for the rock 'n' roll lifestyle it is Nick Oliveri.
	www.roughedge.com /features/mondogeneratoriview.htm (959 words)

	Guy's Interview with Nick Oliveri
		The last time I saw Oliveri on a stage, was when he played in the AB in Brussels with the Queens of the Stone Age, in front of a loud crowd of about 1,800 people (my estimation).
		It’s usually not that easy to arrange an interview with guys like this, but we managed to work something out … until Oliveri sort of disappeared… and eventually returned out of nowhere.
		Despite the restrictions by the tour manager (“Five minutes!” - as he had to perform thirty minutes later), I managed to have a fairly laidback talk with the goateed generator.
	www.guypetersreviews.com /interviewno.php (955 words)

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