Queens Of The Stone Age Era Vulgaris Sealed Ipecac Version OOP RARE KYUSS

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Queens Of The Stone Age  Era Vulgaris • Sealed Ipecac Version OOP RARE KYUSS

Queens Of The Stone Age ?– Era Vulgaris Label: Ipecac Recordings ?– IPC-091, Interscope Records ?– IPC-091, Rekords Rekords ?– IPC-091 Format: 3 × Vinyl, 10", 33 ? RPM, Album  Country: US Released: Nov 2007 Genre: Rock Style: Alternative Rock, Stoner Rock, Indie Rock

Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Turnin' On The Screw 5:20 A2 Sick, Sick, Sick Written-By – Chris Goss 3:34 B1 I'm Designer 4:04 B2 Into The Hollow 3:42 C1 Misfit Love 5:39 C2 Running Joke 2:57 D1 Battery Acid 4:06 D2 Make It Wit Chu Written-By – Alain Johannes, Michael Melchiondo* 4:50 E1 3's & 7's 3:34 E2 Suture Up Your Future 4:37 F1 River In The Road 3:19 F2 Run, Pig, Run 4:40 Companies, etc. Recorded At – Cherokee Studios Recorded At – Steakhouse Studios Recorded At – Sound City Studios Mixed At – Bay 7 Studios Pressed By – United Record Pressing Phonographic Copyright (p) – Interscope Records Copyright (c) – Interscope Records Credits Illustration, Design – Doug Cunnigham*, Jason Noto Mastered By – Stephen Marcussen Mixed By – Alain Johannes (tracks: A1 to D1, E1 to F2), Evil Joe Barresi* (tracks: D2) Mixed By [Assistant] – Justin Smith Performer – Joey Castillo, Julian Casablancas, Mark Lanegan, Troy Van Leeuwen Producer – Chris Goss Producer, Performer, Written-By – Joshua Homme* Recorded By – Alain Johannes Recorded By [Assistant] – John Silas Cranfield Written-By – Joey Castillo (tracks: A1 to D1, E1 to F2), Troy Van Leeuwen (tracks: A1 to D1, E1 to F2) Notes Recorded at: Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles Steakhouse Studios, Studio City Sound City Studios, Van Nuys + mixed at Bay 7 Studios, North Hollywood, CA. Pressed at United Record Pressing, Nashville. Comes in a tri-fold jacket.  The runout grooves run into the label on almost all copies.  ?© 2007 Interscope Records Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 689230009115 Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side A, Variation 1): IPC91-A Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side B, Variation 1): IPC91-B ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side C, Variation 1): IPC91-C ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side D, Variation 1): IPC91-D ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side E, Variation 1): IPC91-E ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side F, Variation 1): IPC91-F ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side A, Variation 2): IPC91-A Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side B, Variation 2): IPC91-B ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side C, Variation 2): IPC91-C ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side D, Variation 2): IPC91-D ? Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side E, Variation 2): IPC91-E Matrix / Runout (Hand-etched runout side F, Variation 2): IPC91-F ? Other Versions (5 of 40) View All Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year Era Vulgaris ?(CD, Album) Interscope Records B0009039-02 US 2007 Era Vulgaris ?(CD, Album) Interscope Records 060251735367 Brazil 2007 Era Vulgaris ?(CD, Album, Sup) Interscope Records, Universal Music Argentina S.A. 1735367, 35088 Argentina 2007 Era Vulgaris ?(CD, Album + CD + Tou) Interscope Records 0602517601352 Europe 2008 Era Vulgaris ?(CD, Album) Interscope Records 060251735367 Philippines 2007 Recommendations
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8bitBarry 8bitBarry  November 16, 2018 I too bought it for collection reasons, sealed. If you have a quality record deck, it’s a total disappointment in comparison to Matador / Music on Vinyl re-releases. Rated R / Lullabies / Like Clockwork / the latest boring one and Them Crooked Vultures, which all sound full of presence and so very revealing. Sadly this is a congested, flattened, boxy presentation, the polar opposite of the landmark music it contains. It’s Radiohead syndrome, whose many vinyl releases are also a disappointment in comparison to their digital counterpart.... but this was the mid 2000’s when the record industry was download crazy and couldn’t care less about vinyl. I’ve requested MOV reissue it, perhaps we could all do the same! Lullabies is such a solid reissue and this neurotic album deserves to be resurrected.  Reply  See 2 replies  Notify me  1 Helpful bungler666 bungler666  November 10, 2018   Sounds really good. Compared to the CD, the sound is a lot fuller and wider. I believe this is a different mix compared to the CD aswell as the drums are mixed differently in many of the songs. For example, in 3's and 7's the hihat is in the center, not on the left side. Also Sick, Sick, Sick sounds a lot meatier. Higher dynamic range too I believe.  Reply  Notify me  2 Helpful hdmatteson hdmatteson  September 20, 2018 Love this album! Don't mind the 10 inch format, it looks cool and unique. Sounds good on my setup. If you can find it for cheap, get it!!  Reply  Notify me  1 Helpful jtm1967 jtm1967  August 29, 2018   My copy sounds fantastic! Bright and balanced with plenty of highs and lows. All depends on your set up and weather you scored a hot press or one at the end of the stampers life.  Reply  See 1 reply  Notify me  Helpful peemef peemef  August 17, 2018 Nice to see the discussion over here. I bought it back in 2007 and immediately discarded it as the worst sounding vinyl I've ever had the displeasure to listen to. 11 years later and hundreds of records later, this one is still the holder of the turd crown. Gimmicky and distorted pressing of an already lo/mid-fi record is a deadly combination.  Reply  Notify me  1 Helpful suburbanrobot suburbanrobot  May 7, 2018 Pressing sounds great to me -- Clearaudio turntable, KEF speakers. Not a huge fan of the 3x10" format on this but the sound quality is fine. Mids are forward but that was the "aesthetic" of the record.  Reply  Notify me  Helpful NURick NURick  April 10, 2018 Sounds worse than the CD. I have both, A/B tested them and ripped them both to .flac/.mp3. Listened on headphones to both. CD is better quality. More clarity in the cymbals. Then again, this was a low-fi record to begin with.  Reply  Notify me  2 Helpful koenig541 koenig541  October 17, 2017 I just got this at Newbury Comics last week (10-12-2017) and it sounds GREAT! I was worried about what everyone was saying. It sounds just as good as the CD mastering goes. And trust me when I say this, because I have the Rated R re-issue on vinyl (rounded corner white box in the top-left) and that sounds HORRIBLE :(. Anyways, I love this record. Era is one of my favorites of theirs, equal to Lullabies to Paralyze. So many memorable tracks - I'm Designer, Sick Sick Sick, Suture, Into the Hollow, Misfit Love, Running Joke. And basically everything else they did in these sessions: Fun Machine, Era Vulgaris, Christian Brothers, MAN! I miss it when they just played in the studio endlessly just because they loved making tracks. Now it seems that they just focus on 10 songs, literally, not even a b-side or cover in sight. And they play the same set lists every night... Ah well.
People have said that the needle runs into the center circle, but mine doesn't. It is unusual to flip the record/change the record every 2 songs (literally), but whatever. I like how they experimented with this album. I don't like how ...Like Clockwork was 45 rpm, I would have loved that record on only 1 disc. But whatevs.  Reply  Notify me  4 Helpful eponymous.audio eponymous.audio  August 20, 2017 edited about 1 year ago  What I hear compared to the CD is a tad more compression (not terrible, but noticeable), a little too much midrange "honk", and significant distortion in the top end. I won't say it sounds awful, but I really wish it sounded better. Alas, I love this album, and this is the only version on vinyl, so I'll still listen to it and enjoy it, for the most part. Surface noise is no different than most records, sounds fine to me in that regard. I hate that all the runout grooves go into the labels, like they forgot they were making 10" records when ordering the labels or something. Or maybe that was done on purpose, in which case all the extra compression and noisy top end makes perfect sense. "Hey guys, we should totally release this record on vinyl, but put it on three 10" records, package it in a weird top-loading jacket so dust can get in super easy, and let's make it sound ugly!" ... I dig that, if that's the case. Otherwise I'd say this is simply a product of inferior mastering.
Rekords Rekords (or Interscope or Ipecac or whoever makes it happen), PLEASE remaster and reissue this on a 12" double-LP! Like, EXTRA pretty please, with extra extra sugar!!!  Reply  Notify me  5 Helpful krudster krudster  January 26, 2017 I really hope this is reissued in 2x 12" 45rpm at some point.  Reply  Notify me  4 Helpful  [r1152332] Release Edit Release  All Versions of this Release  Review Changes  Add to Collection   Add to Wantlist Marketplace 39 For Sale from $18.98 Buy Vinyl  Sell Vinyl
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