Queens Of The Stone Age

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	...Like Clockwork New Import - OLE-1040-0 Sealed, Out Of Print 2013 2LP 45rpm Housed In A Limited Edition Ultra Thick Cover. High Quality Vinyl Pressed At Pallas In Europe, And Includes A 20 Page 12x12 Book. Corner Bump, Hence Price. For Their First Album In Six Years, Joshua Homme’s Mighty Queens Of The Stone Age Called Back Classic Members Dave Grohl And Joey Castillo On Drums, And Nick Oliveri And Mark Lanegan On Vocals. In Addition, Some Big Names Came In To Perform: Elton John, Trent Reznor, Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys), Jake Shears (Scissor Sisters), James Lavelle (U.N.K.L.E.) And More. Of Course The Current Lineup Of Troy Van Leeuwen, Michael Shuman And Dean Fertita Also Feature Throughout. Like Clockwork Contains Homme’s Most Intense, Personal And Beautiful Songwriting To Date. While The Thunder Of Queens Past Is Still Evident (Especially In Lead Single “My God Is The Sun”) There Are A Number Of Gorgeous Ballads — Meditations On Time Passing, The Struggle To Create Art, And The Nearness Of Mortality. The Music Lives Up To The Album’s Lyrical And Conceptual Ambitions, With Some Of Homme’s Finest Guitar Work To Date, At Times Recalling Past Greats Such As Brian May Or George Harrison, At Other Times Uniquely His Own. The Rhythm Section Starts And Stops On A Dime, And In Some Of The More Complex Songs, The Ensemble Playing Is Virtuosic - But Never Sterile. more
	...Like Clockwork New - Vinyl - OLE-1040-0 Sealed 2017 180gm 45rpm 2LP Deluxe Edition. Includes Exclusive 20-Page Book In Oversized Gatefold Sleeve. Also Includes "Scratch To Reveal" Lottery Style Ticket With Code To Download Entire Album In Mp3 And Flac Format. more
	...Like Clockwork Used - Vinyl - OLE-1040-1 2013 2LP 45rpm limited edition gatefold with the blue alt artwork. "All the surface evidence on ...Like Clockwork suggests Josh Homme is steering Queens of the Stone Age back to familiar territory. Once again, he's enlisted drummer Dave Grohl as his anchor and he's made amends with his erstwhile bassist Nick Oliveri, suggesting Homme is returning to either Rated R or Songs for the Deaf, the two turn-of-the-millennium masterpieces that thrust QOTSA out of their stoner rock cult, but ...Like Clockwork isn't so simple as a return to roots. Homme flirts with his history as a way to make sense of his present, reconnecting with his strengths as a way to reorient himself, consolidating his indulgences and fancies into a record that obliterates middle-age malaise without taking a moment to pander to the past. Like always, Homme opens himself up to collaborations, wrangling an impressive roster that includes his wife Brody Dalle, his longtime companion Mark Lanegan, his protégé Arctic Monkey Alex Turner, his kindred spirit Trent Reznor, Scissor Sister Jake Shears, and superstar Elton John, but despite this large cast, the only musician who makes an indelible presence is Homme himself. ...Like Clockwork is unusually focused for a Queens of the Stone Age record, containing all of the group's hallmarks -- namely volume and crunch, but also a tantalizing sense of danger, finding seduction within the darkness -- but there is little of the desert sprawl and willful excess that have always distinguished their records. This is forceful, purposeful, fueled by dense interwoven riffs and colored with hints of piano and analog synthesizers that quite consciously evoke '70s future dystopia. QOTSA always specialized in this eerie sexiness, but the precision on ...Like Clockwork -- quite different than the merciless propulsion of Era Vulgaris, the 2007 album that closed out their time at Interscope -- feels conceptually tight, Homme smartly sculpting guitar fuzz, elastic solos, haunted harmonies, and deceptively slinky rhythms into a cool, relentless collection of heavy rock. The force impresses but also the restraint: there are missed beats and open space, muscular music that seduces and pummels, even manages to soothe while it assaults. It's complex, harder, and catchier than anything QOTSA have done in a decade, and more song-oriented, too, but that's a sign of maturity: Homme has marshaled all of his strengths on ...Like Clockwork and has found a way forward, a way to deepen his music without compromising his identity." AMG - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	...Like Clockwork New - Vinyl - OLE-1040-1 Sealed, latest run of the 2013 2LP 45rpm gatefold pressing. Bleak, beautiful, and brutally honest. ...Like Clockwork is QOTSA’s dark masterpiece—layered with haunting melodies, cinematic grooves, and raw emotion. Josh Homme channels pain into art, crafting a record that’s as vulnerable as it is vicious. A slow-burning, blood-red gem in their crown. more
	Era Vulgaris New - Vinyl - B0030912-01 Sealed, latest run of the 2019 180gm reissue. Gatefold jacket, custom hype sticker on shrink. Weird, wired, and wonderfully unhinged. Era Vulgaris dials up the distortion and dives into sleazy, robotic rock chaos. With jagged riffs, industrial edge, and Homme’s signature sneer, it’s QOTSA at their most experimental and abrasive. Dirty, futuristic, and full of bite. more
	Era Vulgaris New Release - IPC91 Factory Sealed Triple 10" In Triple 12" x 10" Book-Style Gatefold Jacket. One Bonus Track, Limited To 3000 Copies Worldwide. more
	Go With The Flow Used Import - 497 870-0 2003 12 Inch, 45RPM Clear Vinyl Single. B Side Is "No One Knows - Unkle Reconstruction (Vocal Edit)" more
	Like Clockwork New - Vinyl - OLE-1040-1 Sealed 2013 2LP 45rpm With Bonus Download Of Album On MP3 And FLAC. more
	Like Clockwork New - Vinyl - OLE-148-1 Sealed 2013 45rpm 2LP Limited Edition "Black-On-Black Black Friday Edition On Black Vinyl" Embossed Gatefold Original With Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. more
	Lullabies To Paralyze New - Vinyl - B0030913-01 Sealed 2019 2LP Gatefold Reissue, Featuring The Killer Track "Little Sister". Tiny Shrink Tear At Jacket Mouth, Resulted In Gentle 1" Rub Of The Front Mouth Edge. more
	Lullabies To Paralyze New - Vinyl - AAA 996 Sealed 2005 Limited Edition 2LP Gatefold. We Believed This Was Only Released On Colored Vinyl, But Cannot Confirm. 4½ Stars In All Music Guide. more
	Lullabies To Paralyze Used - Vinyl - AAA 996 2005 Limited Edition 2LP Gatefold With Lyric Insert. 4½ Stars In All Music Guide. more
	Lullabies To Paralyze New - Vinyl - B0030913-01 Sealed, latest run of the 2019 2LP 180gm gatefold reissue. Dark, seductive, and dripping with menace. Lullabies to Paralyze is QOTSA at their most haunting—blending eerie melodies, sludgy riffs, and hypnotic rhythms into a desert noir fever dream. From the slow-burn of “Burn the Witch” to the swagger of “Little Sister,” it’s a sinister lullaby you won’t want to wake from. more
	Queens Of The Stone Age New - Vinyl - OLE-1798-LP Sealed 2024 2LP gatefold reissue. Custom hype sticker on shrink.The definitive 2011 edition of the debut album featuring three additional tracks. The desert starts here. QOTSA’s 1998 debut is a stripped-down, hypnotic blast of stoner rock grooves and fuzzed-out riffs. Josh Homme’s vision is raw, relentless, and laser-focused—no filler, just pure motorik swagger. A cult classic that lit the fuse for a new era of heavy. more
	Queens Of The Stone Age New - Vinyl - OLE1768P Sealed 2022 Standard Gatefold Reissue With Obi Style Hype Strip. The Debut QOTSA Album With Frank Kozik Cover Art And Original Vinyl Sequence. "Hearing Queens Of The Stone Age's Long Out Of Print Debut Many Years After Its Initial 1998 Release Does Pack The Shock Of Revelation: Josh Homme’s Tightly Wound Blueprint For QOTSA Was In Place From The Very Beginning. Where Homme’s Previous Outfit, Kyuss, Were All About Expansion, Queens Of The Stone Age Were About Compression, Homme Stripping Stoner Rock To Its Essence -- Riffs As Heavy As Granite, Solos As Spacy As The Desert Sky. The Songs On Queens Of The Stone Age Are Shorter, Pulled Into Focus By Grinding Fuzz Riffs That Anchor The Proceedings Even When The Instrumental Sections Begin To Drift Into The Ether. Another Distinguishing Factor In Queens Of The Stone Age Is That Homme Writes Full-Blown Songs -- Pushing Their Two Best Songs, “regular John” And “avon,” To The Front, Giving Them Room To Float Later On -- So The Album Isn’t Just About Instrumental Interaction, But The Crucial Difference Is That This Isn’t Music Solely For Disaffected Males. There Is Sex And Swagger To Queens Of The Stone Age, There’s A Swing To The Rhythms, There’s A Darkly Enveloping Carnal Menace Buttressed By Muscle And Lust That Keeps The Album From Being An Insular Stoner Headpiece. Certainly, There’s Enough Sinewy Force To Suggest The Mighty Brawn Of Rated R And Songs For The Deaf; Homme Retained Enough Of The Desert Spaciness Of Kyuss To Give Queens Of The Stone Age An Otherworldly Shimmer, A Hazy Quality He Later Abandoned For Aggressive Precision, So This Winds Up As A Unique Record In His Catalog, A Place Where You Can Hear Homme’s Past And Future Intertwining." All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Queens Of The Stone Age New - Vinyl - OLE1768P Sealed 2022 Gatefold Reissue With Obi Style Hype Strip. The Debut QOTSA Album With Frank Kozik Cover Art And Original Vinyl Sequence. "Hearing Queens Of The Stone Age's Long Out Of Print Debut Many Years After Its Initial 1998 Release Does Pack The Shock Of Revelation: Josh Homme’s Tightly Wound Blueprint For QOTSA Was In Place From The Very Beginning. Where Homme’s Previous Outfit, Kyuss, Were All About Expansion, Queens Of The Stone Age Were About Compression, Homme Stripping Stoner Rock To Its Essence -- Riffs As Heavy As Granite, Solos As Spacy As The Desert Sky. The Songs On Queens Of The Stone Age Are Shorter, Pulled Into Focus By Grinding Fuzz Riffs That Anchor The Proceedings Even When The Instrumental Sections Begin To Drift Into The Ether. Another Distinguishing Factor In Queens Of The Stone Age Is That Homme Writes Full-Blown Songs -- Pushing Their Two Best Songs, “regular John” And “avon,” To The Front, Giving Them Room To Float Later On -- So The Album Isn’t Just About Instrumental Interaction, But The Crucial Difference Is That This Isn’t Music Solely For Disaffected Males. There Is Sex And Swagger To Queens Of The Stone Age, There’s A Swing To The Rhythms, There’s A Darkly Enveloping Carnal Menace Buttressed By Muscle And Lust That Keeps The Album From Being An Insular Stoner Headpiece. Certainly, There’s Enough Sinewy Force To Suggest The Mighty Brawn Of Rated R And Songs For The Deaf; Homme Retained Enough Of The Desert Spaciness Of Kyuss To Give Queens Of The Stone Age An Otherworldly Shimmer, A Hazy Quality He Later Abandoned For Aggressive Precision, So This Winds Up As A Unique Record In His Catalog, A Place Where You Can Hear Homme’s Past And Future Intertwining." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Queens Of The Stone Age New - Vinyl - MR 151 Factory Sealed 1998 Gatefold Original. Comes From A Collection Of LPs That Were Purchased During The Late 80s Through The 90s. We Are Not Sure If This Is The Colored Vinyl Edition. Pristine Copy. more
	Queens Of The Stone Age Colored Vinyl - MR 151 Sealed Blue Vinyl Gatefold Pressing. Probably A Reissue, Not The Tour Edition. more
	Queens Of The Stone Age New - Vinyl - IPC124LP Sealed, Out Of Print 2010 2LP Gatefold Reissue Of Their Long Out Of Print 1998 Debut Album. Includes Three Bonus Tracks. This Is The Ipecac Recordings First Press Of The Reissue Which Does Not Have Domino Stickering After Being Commandeered By Domino And Rekords Rekords. more
	R New Import - 00602508108556 Sealed 2019 180gm Reissue. EU Pressing. "The Second Queens Of The Stone Age Album, Rated R (As In The Movie Rating; Its Title Was Changed From Ii At The Last Minute Before Release), Makes Its Stoner Rock Affiliations Clear Right From The Opening Track. The Lyrics Of "Feel Good Hit Of The Summer" Consist Entirely Of A One-Line List Of Recreational Drugs That Josh Homme Rattles Off Over And Over, A Gag That Gets Pretty Tiresome By The End Of The Song (And Certainly Doesn't Need The Reprise That Follows "In The Fade"). Fortunately, The Rest Of The Material Is Up To Snuff. R Is Mellower, Trippier, And More Arranged Than Its Predecessor, Making Its Point Through Warm Fuzz-Guitar Tones, Ethereal Harmonies, Vibraphones, Horns, And Even The Odd Steel Drum. That Might Alienate Listeners Who Have Come To Expect A Crunchier Guitar Attack, But Even Though It's Not Really Aggro, R Is Still Far Heavier Than The Garage Punk And Grunge That Inform Much Of The Record. It's Still Got The Vaunted California-Desert Vibes Of Kyuss, But It Evokes A More Relaxed, Spacious, Twilight Feel, As Opposed To A High-Noon Meltdown. Mark Lanegan And Barrett Martin Of The Screaming Trees Both Appear On Multiple Tracks, And Their Band's Psychedelic Grunge -- In Its Warmer, Less Noisy Moments -- Is Actually Not A Bad Point Of Comparison. Longtime Kyuss Fans Might Be Disappointed At The Relative Lack Of Heaviness, But R's Direction Was Hinted At On The First QOTSA Album, And Homme's Experimentation Really Opens Up The Band's Sound, Pointing To Exciting New Directions For Heavy Guitar Rock In The New Millennium."All Music Guide – Steve Huey. more
	Songs For The Deaf Colored Vinyl - New - B0031009-01 Sealed 2019 2LP Limited deluxe reissue edition from Vinyl Me, Please with hype sticker and their Obi-style hype strip. Cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering and pressed on translucent red & black marble vinyl. The custom heavyweight jacket has spot UV and embossing detail. "On their third album, Songs for the Deaf, Queens of the Stone Age are so concerned with pleasing themselves with what they play that they don't give a damn for the audience. This extends to the production, with the entire album framed as a broadcast from a left-of-the-dial AM radio station, the sonics compressed so every instrument is flattened. It’s a joke run wild, punctuated by an ironic mock DJ, and it fits an album where the players run wild. As usual, Josh Homme and Nick Oliveri have brought in a number of guests, including Mark Lanegan on vocals and Dean Ween on guitar, but they’ve anchored themselves with the drumming of the mighty Dave Grohl, who helps give the band the muscle sorely missing from most guitar rock these days, whether it's indie rock or insipid alt-metal. QOTSA may be a muso band -- a band for musicians and those who have listened to too much music; why else did the greatest drummer and greatest guitarist in '90s alt-rock (Grohl and Ween, respectively) anxiously join this ever-shifting collective? -- but that’s the pleasure of the band, and Songs for the Deaf in particular: it’s restless and pummeling in its imagination and power." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Songs For The Deaf New - Vinyl - B0030916-01 Sealed 2023 180gm 2LP US reissue. Gatefold jacket, custom hype sticker on shrink. A desert-fueled juggernaut. Songs for the Deaf is Queens of the Stone Age at their heaviest—riff-laden, relentless, and strangely psychedelic. A concept album that hits like a hammer. more
	Songs For The Deaf New - Vinyl - B0030916-01 Sealed 2023 180gm 2LP US reissue. Gatefold jacket, custom hype sticker on shrink. A desert-fueled juggernaut. Songs for the Deaf is Queens of the Stone Age at their heaviest—riff-laden, relentless, and strangely psychedelic. A concept album that hits like a hammer. more
	Songs For The Deaf New - Vinyl - IPC 41 Sealed 2003 2LP Gatefold Black Vinyl Pressing With Alternate Arwtork. Includes The Track "Bloody Hammer." Guest Musicians Include Dave Grohl And Dean Ween. more
	Songs For The Deaf New - Vinyl - B0031009-01 Sealed 2019 Heavyweight Gatefold Embossed 2LP Limited Red & Black Marble Vinyl Pressed At Pallas. Lacquers Cut By Chris Bellman At Bernie Grundman Mastering. Includes Art Print Of The Original Lp Release's "Sperm" Cover. more
	Songs From Amsterdam Colored Vinyl - QOLP 13 Rare 2002 Collection Of Live And Studio Recordings Still In Shrink Wrap. Pressed On Grey Vinyl. more
	Songs From Amsterdam Used - Vinyl - QOLP 13 Rare 2002 Collection Of Live And Studio Recordings. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Songs From Amsterdam A Collection Of Live And Studio Recordings New - Vinyl - QOLP13 Sealed 2002 Original. more
	The Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret Used - 7 - 497 387-7 2000 7" 45rpm in picture sleeve. Queens of the Stone Age (QOTSA) are an American rock band formed in 1996 by guitarist and vocalist Josh Homme. Known for their innovative fusion of alternative rock, stoner rock, and hard rock, Queens of the Stone Age have built a reputation for their hypnotic riffs, darkly melodic vocals, and dynamic collaborations with various guest musicians. Over the years, the band has released influential albums such as Rated R, Songs for the Deaf, and ...Like Clockwork, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated global fan base. "The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret" is one of Queens of the Stone Age's most iconic tracks, featured on their 2000 album Rated R. The song showcases the band's signature blend of gritty guitar work and enigmatic lyrics, exploring themes of secrecy and trust. Its haunting melody, distinctive bassline, and memorable chorus have made it a staple in the alternative rock scene, helping to solidify QOTSA's reputation as trailblazers in modern rock music. more
	Villains Box Set - New - OLE-1125-0 Sealed 2017 180gm 2LP Deluxe Edition. Produced By Mark Ronson & Pressed At Pallas. Includes 14 Limited-Edition Boneface Art Prints, An Alternate Etching On Side 4 Of The Vinyl And Includes An Mp3 And Flac Download Coupon. more
	Villains Box Set - New - OLE-1125-0 Sealed 2017 180gm 2LP Deluxe Edition. Produced By Mark Ronson & Pressed At Pallas. Includes 14 Limited-Edition Boneface Art Prints, An Alternate Etching On Side 4 Of The Vinyl And Includes An Mp3 And Flac Download Coupon. more
	Vinyl Firsts, B-Sides & Remixes New - Vinyl - 000 Sealed Unofficial 2LP Compilation Of Rarities, B-Sides And Remixes. Clear Custom Artist Sticker On Top Of Front Shrink. more