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A1 Feel Good Hit Of The Summer
Backing Vocals – Nick Eldorado, Rob Halford, Wendy Ray MoanBass, Backing Vocals – Nick OliveriDrums – Gene TrautmannElectric Piano, Lap Steel Guitar – Dave Catching*Grand Piano, Percussion – Chris GossGuitar, Lead Vocals – Joshua Homme*
 2:43
A2 The Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret
Backing Vocals – Pete Stahl*Baritone Saxophone – Scott MayoBass, Backing Vocals – Nick OliveriDrums – Nick LuceroElectric Piano – Dave Catching*Lead Vocals, Guitar – Joshua Homme*Piano [Noise] – Chris GossVibraphone [Vibes] – Barrett Martin
 3:36
A3 Leg Of Lamb
Backing Vocals – Mike Johnson Bass – Nick OliveriDrums, Percussion – Nick LuceroLead Vocals, Guitar, Percussion – Joshua Homme*
 2:49
A4 Auto Pilot
Backing Vocals – Mark LaneganBass, Backing Vocals – Chris GossDrums, Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Joshua Homme*Lead Vocals, Guitar – Nick OliveriOrgan [B3] – Dave Catching*Percussion – Nick Lucero
 4:01
A5 Better Living Through Chemistry
Backing Vocals – Chris GossBass, Backing Vocals – Nick OliveriDrums – Nick LuceroLead Vocals, Guitar – Joshua Homme*Piano – Dave Catching*Vibraphone [Vibes], Percussion – Barrett Martin
 5:48
A6 Monsters In The Parasol
Backing Vocals – Chris GossBass, Backing Vocals – Nick OliveriDrums – Gene TrautmannGuitar – Dave Catching*Lead Vocals, Guitar – Joshua Homme*Songwriter – Joshua Homme*, Mario Lalli
 3:28
A7 Quick And The Pointless
Backing Vocals – Nick Eldorado, Wendy Ray MoanDrums – Gene TrautmannFlugelhorn – Fernando PullumGuitar – Dave Catching*Lead Guitar – Joshua Homme*Lead Vocals, Bass – Nick Oliveri
 1:42
B1 In The Fade
Bass, Percussion – Nick OliveriDrums – Nick LuceroElectric Piano – Dave Catching*Guitar, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Joshua Homme*Lead Vocals – Mark LaneganNoises – Marek Recorded By [Additional] – Brad Cook*Songwriter – Joshua Homme*, Mark Lanegan
 3:51
B2 Tension Head
Drums – Gene TrautmannGuitar – Joshua Homme*Lead Vocals, Bass – Nick OliveriRecorded By [Additional] – Brad Cook*
 2:53
B3 Lightning Song
Bass – Nick OliveriPercussion – Barrett MartinPiano – Joshua Homme*Songwriter – Dave Catching*Twelve-String Guitar – Dave Catching*
 2:08
B4 I Think I Lost My Headache
Backing Vocals – Mark LaneganBass, Backing Vocals – Nick OliveriDrums – Nick LuceroGuitar, Lead Vocals – Joshua Homme*Horns – Fernando Pullum, Reggie Young , Scott MayoLap Steel Guitar – Dave Catching*Steel Drums – Barrett Martin
 8:40
B5 Ode To Clarissa
Bass, Lead Vocals – Nick OliveriDrums – Gene TrautmannGuitar – Diamond David Catching*Guitar, Backing Vocals – Joshua Homme*, Pete Stahl*Written-By – J. Homme*, N. Oliveri*
 2:40

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Interscope Records
  • Copyright (c) – Interscope Records
  • Licensed To – Polydor Ltd. (UK)
  • Recorded At – Sound City Studios
  • Published By – Board Stiff Music
  • Published By – Natural Light Music
  • Published By – Blood Onion Music
  • Pressed By – Optimal Media Production – B041493

Credits

  • A&R – Debbie Southwood-Smith
  • A&R [Assistance] – Lisa Ballard
  • Art Direction – Francesca Restrepo
  • Booking [European Booking] – Steve Strange
  • Booking [U.S. Booking] – Robby Fraser
  • Coordinator [Technical Coordination] – Shivaun O'Brien
  • Design Concept [Art Concept] – Joshua Homme*, Nick Oliveri
  • Engineer [Second] – Marek
  • Engineer [Sequence & Assembly] – Martin Schmelzle
  • Management – Pete Riedling, Ted Gardner
  • Management [Business Manager] – Scott Padell
  • Management [Tour] – Adam Parsons
  • Mastered By [Vinyl] – MK
  • Mixed By [*] – Trina Shoemaker
  • Mixed By [+] – Marek
  • Mixed By [o] – Joshua Homme*
  • Photography By – Davis Factor
  • Photography By [Cd Photo] – Nigel Kopp*
  • Producer – Chris Goss (tracks: A1 to B4), Joshua Homme*
  • Recorded By – Trina Shoemaker
  • Songwriter [All Songs By Except] – Joshua Homme* (tracks: A1 To A5, A7, B2, B4), Nick Oliveri (tracks: A1 To A5, A7, B2, B4)
  • Sounds [FOH Sound / Guru] – Hutch
  • Technician [Drum Tech] – Gersh
  • Technician [Guitar Tech] – Dan Druff
  • Technician [Pre Production Assistance] – Bob Brunner

Notes

Issued with an insert sheet.

Sticker on front sleeve reads:
"Queens Of The Stone Age - Rated R (X Rated)
Features The Hit Single
The Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret
& Bonus Track
Ltd Edition Gatefold Vinyl
000 000-0"

Recorded at Sound City Studios, Van Nuys, CA from December 1999 to February 2000.

"Ode To Clarissa" is a bonus track, not appearing on the CD version.
Catalog# "000 000-0" on backcover, spine, label and sticker.

Title "X" taken from label.
Title on spine "Feel Good Hit Of The Summer".

℗ 2000 Interscope Records. © 2000 Interscope Records.
Licensed exclusively to Polydor Ltd. (UK)
Made in the E.U.

Pressing plant uncredited, identified by the matrix numbers.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, stamped): B041493-01 A1 MK
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, stamped): B041493-01 B1 MK
  • Label Code: LC 06406
  • Rights Society: BIEM/MCPS
  • Barcode (Sticker, back of shrink wrap): 0 606949 086411

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
490 683-2 Queens Of The Stone Age R ‎(CD, Album) Interscope Records 490 683-2 Europe 2000
490683.4 Queens Of The Stone Age R ‎(Cass, Album) Interscope Records 490683.4 Argentina 2000
UICY-2469 Queens Of The Stone Age R - Restricted To Everyone, Everywhere, All The Time ‎(CD, Album, RE) Interscope Records UICY-2469 Japan 2004
UMCF-4069-2 Queens Of The Stone Age 2 ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Interscope Records UMCF-4069-2 Canada 2000
QUEENS 00095 Queens Of The Stone Age II ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Interscope Records, Motor QUEENS 00095 Germany 2000


Queens Of The Stone Age - X FLAC album

Musician performer: Queens Of The Stone Age

Title: X

Country: Europe

Date of release: 2000

Style: Alternative Rock, Hard Rock, Space Rock

Genre: Rock

Size FLAC: 1607 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 974

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Queens Of The Stone Age Alternative Rock Hard Rock Space Rock 2000 Europe

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Shem
I listened to a reissue for years, and thought it was ok. Not great, but good enough. The low volume didn’t bug me too much, I just turned it up. But finally, after reading the comments on here I bought this original UK/Europe pressing. And there is indeed a very big difference in quality. Definitely worth the extra money.
Shem
I listened to a reissue for years, and thought it was ok. Not great, but good enough. The low volume didn’t bug me too much, I just turned it up. But finally, after reading the comments on here I bought this original UK/Europe pressing. And there is indeed a very big difference in quality. Definitely worth the extra money.
Nidor
My version has the sticker on the right corner. What does that mean? Everything else looks like this original version.
Nidor
My version has the sticker on the right corner. What does that mean? Everything else looks like this original version.
Mildorah
Doesn't sound that different to the CD. However, the sound is clear, balanced and punchy. Everything sounds hi-res and there is good instrument separation. Sounds teriffic on my Rega RP3 turntable. I recommend.
Mildorah
Doesn't sound that different to the CD. However, the sound is clear, balanced and punchy. Everything sounds hi-res and there is good instrument separation. Sounds teriffic on my Rega RP3 turntable. I recommend.
Not-the-Same
I got one from a third party seller on Amazon and it had seems pretty good so far, except for the stickers being on the wrong side and the grainy porn on the inside of the cover. When I drop the needle on "Side A", I get Into the Fade. I'll have to look at the catalog number. I wouldn't be surprised if it's an unlicensed reproduction, but I don't really mind.
Not-the-Same
I got one from a third party seller on Amazon and it had seems pretty good so far, except for the stickers being on the wrong side and the grainy porn on the inside of the cover. When I drop the needle on "Side A", I get Into the Fade. I'll have to look at the catalog number. I wouldn't be surprised if it's an unlicensed reproduction, but I don't really mind.
Blueshaper
I think the porn is supposed to be grainy cause it definitelly looks grainy on my NEW copy.
Blueshaper
I think the porn is supposed to be grainy cause it definitelly looks grainy on my NEW copy.
Uleran
Today I found this with the "sharp cornered" sticker at a local store and picked it up. It sounds fine and the cover and labels look fine. Heafty vinyl too.
Uleran
Today I found this with the "sharp cornered" sticker at a local store and picked it up. It sounds fine and the cover and labels look fine. Heafty vinyl too.
Mitars Riders
Sounds like the pressing I got too, from a local store. Wasn't sure about it. It sounds great, and everything else is quality, so even if it IS a bootleg, I don't even care, because it's fantastic!
Mitars Riders
Sounds like the pressing I got too, from a local store. Wasn't sure about it. It sounds great, and everything else is quality, so even if it IS a bootleg, I don't even care, because it's fantastic!
Fararala
I got this one in from at third part seller on Amazon, it sounds great.
Fararala
I got this one in from at third part seller on Amazon, it sounds great.
Carrot
Just a head up, folks. There is a brand new bootleg pressing of this (June 2014ish). Has the 000 000-0 catalog number on the back and on the white sticker on the front cover...I think it had it on the spine...a blank white spot on the back. Has "Don't make me beg, just f**k me" written really small on the back cover under the white line. Has "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" spine. So this is a really good bootleg look alike. The only way I could tell the difference is that the true original's hype sticker on the front cover has "rounded" corners. This new bootleg has 90degree sharp corners. I didn't open up the one I got as I realized this was not the real deal when I saw the corners of the sticker on the front cover. I don't know if it has the insert and I don't know how the sound quality is. People are trying to sell it under this listing...either unknowingly, or deliberately. Either way, make sure you are buying the real deal before you buy one from anybody...and if it is a sealed copy, be really skeptical.
Carrot
Just a head up, folks. There is a brand new bootleg pressing of this (June 2014ish). Has the 000 000-0 catalog number on the back and on the white sticker on the front cover...I think it had it on the spine...a blank white spot on the back. Has "Don't make me beg, just f**k me" written really small on the back cover under the white line. Has "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" spine. So this is a really good bootleg look alike. The only way I could tell the difference is that the true original's hype sticker on the front cover has "rounded" corners. This new bootleg has 90degree sharp corners. I didn't open up the one I got as I realized this was not the real deal when I saw the corners of the sticker on the front cover. I don't know if it has the insert and I don't know how the sound quality is. People are trying to sell it under this listing...either unknowingly, or deliberately. Either way, make sure you are buying the real deal before you buy one from anybody...and if it is a sealed copy, be really skeptical.
Zepavitta
This is the one you have:http://www.discogs.com/Queens-Of-The-Stone-Age-X/release/6323619You're also right....there is an unofficial one out there with rounded corners as well. That is a bootleg and has different matrix codes, and does not list the 000000 number on the sticker like the original does and like yours does. Then there is the version that is this listing. It has rounded corners and also lists the 000000 on the sticker. It is the original press from 2000 and has different matrix codes on the vinyl than either the bootleg with rounded corners or the one that you with the squared off corners. This album has never had an official re-release. All pressing that you find on Ebay and in record stores (my local record stores sell this one too and used to have the one with rounded corners) are all unofficial copies.
Zepavitta
This is the one you have:http://www.discogs.com/Queens-Of-The-Stone-Age-X/release/6323619You're also right....there is an unofficial one out there with rounded corners as well. That is a bootleg and has different matrix codes, and does not list the 000000 number on the sticker like the original does and like yours does. Then there is the version that is this listing. It has rounded corners and also lists the 000000 on the sticker. It is the original press from 2000 and has different matrix codes on the vinyl than either the bootleg with rounded corners or the one that you with the squared off corners. This album has never had an official re-release. All pressing that you find on Ebay and in record stores (my local record stores sell this one too and used to have the one with rounded corners) are all unofficial copies.
Kagaramar
I have two copies of this and they are OFFICIAL ones.. from two different Finnish record stores that don't sell any illegal copies..and still my hype sticker are sharp corned no round. and matrix/deadwax is:B041493-01 A2 HLB041493-01 B3 HLI think the unofficial one has round corners.. these two can't anyway be illegal ones.. BECAUSE they are selling this with 20 $ at ebay right now and the sticker are round corned in everyone ! So please don't believe this sticker theory.. thats not the case
Kagaramar
I have two copies of this and they are OFFICIAL ones.. from two different Finnish record stores that don't sell any illegal copies..and still my hype sticker are sharp corned no round. and matrix/deadwax is:B041493-01 A2 HLB041493-01 B3 HLI think the unofficial one has round corners.. these two can't anyway be illegal ones.. BECAUSE they are selling this with 20 $ at ebay right now and the sticker are round corned in everyone ! So please don't believe this sticker theory.. thats not the case
Zeks Horde
I just picked one up at Amoeba in LA. THey have a bunch of them. Retail: $32.98. Aside from the rounded corners of the hype sticker, I don't know how one could tell the difference - particularly after it's opened. The matrix runout is even the same as what's listed here - except for the last two characters. Instead of MK, I believe they read HL.
Zeks Horde
I just picked one up at Amoeba in LA. THey have a bunch of them. Retail: $32.98. Aside from the rounded corners of the hype sticker, I don't know how one could tell the difference - particularly after it's opened. The matrix runout is even the same as what's listed here - except for the last two characters. Instead of MK, I believe they read HL.
Ueledavi
I've got a copy. I was expecting the worst but it's not that bad. It's a little quiet but not the worst album I own.
Ueledavi
I've got a copy. I was expecting the worst but it's not that bad. It's a little quiet but not the worst album I own.
Kirizius
This version sounds amazing compared to the reissue.
Kirizius
This version sounds amazing compared to the reissue.
Questanthr
I agree. This pressing sounds fantastic!
Questanthr
I agree. This pressing sounds fantastic!