Queens Of The Stone Age ‎– Lullabies To Paralyze

You can always tell when such a complex sound as this, (multiple panned guitars and vocal overdubs, pounding drums etc) has been done properly and thats exactly the case with the mix and this MOV release. It's absolutely huge - such clarity, cymbals and vocals have such presence. As the last post said - it sounds so fucking good. Just £20 and you would expect it to be an audiophile release.

anyone happen to know how many of these were pressed?

The best version of this album! It just sounds so fucking good.

I've been a Stoner Rock snob for a long time and the only QOTSA album I ever really cared about was the debut and their splits on MR. After years of growing up and slowly breaking out of the Stoner Rock mold I'm learning to appreciate the rest of the QOTSA catalog. I picked this up recently and listening to it now it's like those few records that don't have a bit of filler on it. Every track seems like a part of the record rather than just a track to fill void space. I love albums that are living and breathing as if every track is a requirement on that album. Love this record. Also the MOV version is amazing, feels, plays, sounds great. I usually don't second guess MOV pressings and rarely look at the price. Great pressing all around and I know it's 2018 and I've been listening to the Man's Ruin catalog since before this record was released, but it's like finding something new and amazing staring me in the face. Awesome!

Why not just buy the black version? You gonna pay $200+ for red PVC?

Had to replace my copy of the album as it had a huge scratch on the C-Side of the record. Another record (not by queens) I have ordered "via" MOV came with LP1 of a two LP set inserted twice, with one missing. Kinda shocked as I didn't expect that from MOV. But the pressing itself is top notch.

Great sound. Mine came with no side B label. First time i've got a MOV release with any sort of defect. Not a biggie though.

The addition of 'Infinity', 'Like a Drug' and 'Precious and Grace' on the second half of the LP makes this a total different album experience from the Compact Disc release.

My copy of this pressing also sounds fantastic. Agree that the artwork looks poor, but the content is top notch.

Amazing sound, even better than the original pressing to my ears.