Queens Stone Age Songs For Deaf 2003 Ipecac Red Vinyl 2LP IPC-41 QOTSA RA
$
350
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
Description
QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE – SONGS FOR THE DEAF
Original 2003 Ipecac Recordings translucent red vinyl 2LP pressing.
Ipecac Recordings – IPC-41
UPC: 689230004318
2 × Translucent Red Vinyl LP
Gatefold Jacket
2003 U.S. pressing
Highly collectible early vinyl edition of Queens of the Stone Age’s landmark Songs for the Deaf, featuring Josh Homme, Nick Oliveri, Mark Lanegan and Dave Grohl.
This is the sought-after 2003 Ipecac translucent red double-vinyl edition, not one of the later represses. Both records are translucent red with the distinctive Q/sperm center-label artwork. Matrix/runout information is photographed for identification.
VINYL: Very nice overall pre-owned condition. Both LPs retain excellent gloss with some light surface/handling marks visible under strong direct lighting. Please examine the close-up photographs, which were intentionally taken under bright light to show condition accurately.
JACKET: Shows age and shelf wear including surface rubbing/scuffing, edge wear and corner wear, most noticeably at the upper-right corner. Gatefold interior remains attractive. Please see all photographs.
INNER SLEEVES: The original black paper inner sleeves are not included. They were previously replaced with archival-quality protective inner sleeves, which are included with the records.
This is an increasingly difficult early pressing to find, particularly compared with the numerous later reissues of the album.
Includes the complete original album on two translucent red LPs, including:
You Think I Ain’t Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire
No One Knows
First It Giveth
Song for the Dead
The Sky Is Fallin’
Go With the Flow
God Is in the Radio
Song for the Deaf
Mosquito Song
Bloody Hammer
The photographs show the actual copy for sale and form part of the condition description.
Records will be removed from the jacket for shipping and packed securely in a proper LP mailer.
price rating