Queens of the Stone AgeEdition Info

Release Date	Label	ID	Format	Origin	Notes	Availability	No.
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493 430-2	CD	US	Clean version	1	[1]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493-424-2	CD+DVD	US	-	2	[2]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493 440-0	CD+DVD	Aus	-	2	[3]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493 440-0	CD+DVD	EU	-	2	[4]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493 436-2	CD	EU	-	1	[5]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	UICF 1010	CD	Jap	red obi	4	[6]
2002/06/xx	Interscope	493 436-2	CD	Taiwan	yellow obi	5	[7]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493 436-2	CD	Argentina	-	5	[8]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493 435-2	CD	UK	w/ bonus tracks	3	[9]
2002/06/28	Interscope	493 436-2	CD+CD Rom	FR	-	4	[10]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	498 003-2	2xCD	EU	tour edition w/bonus disc	3	[11]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	498 003-2	2xCD	Aus	tour edition w/bonus disc	2	[12]
2002/xx/xx	Interscope	493 435-1	2x12"	UK	-	2	[13]
2002/xx/xx	Ipecac	IPC-41	2x12"	US	-	2	[14]

*Availability Rating: how easy it is to get this item on a scale from 1 to 5; 1 is very easy, 5 is damn near impossible.

Tracks

The Real Song for the Deaf

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You Think I ain’t Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire

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[5]

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[7]

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[10]

[11]

[12]

[13]

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No One Knows

[1]

[2]

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[5]

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[12]

[13]

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First it Giveth

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Song for the Dead

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The Sky is Falling

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[2]

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[12]

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Six Shooter

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[12]

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Hangin’ Tree

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Go With the Flow

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[12]

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Gonna Leave You

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[2]

[3]

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[5]

[6]

[7]

[8]

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[10]

[11]

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Do It Again

[1]

[2]

[3]

[4]

[5]

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[7]

[8]

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God is in the Radio

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[2]

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Another Love Song

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Song for the Deaf

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Mosquito Song

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[10]

[11]

[12]

[13]

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The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret [live at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on March 7, 2002]

[6]

[9]

[13]

Everybody’s Gonna be Happy [non-LP version]

[3]

[4]

[5]

[6]

[7]

[8]

[9]

[10]

[11]

[12]

[13]

Gonna Leave You [spanish version]

[6]

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No One Knows [CD-ROM video]

[10]

No One Knows [CD-ROM making of the video]

[10]

Monsters in the Parasol [DVD, live at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on March 7, 2002]

[2]

[3]

[4]

No One Knows [DVD, live at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on March 7, 2002]

[2]

[3]

[4]

The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret [DVD, live at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on March 7, 2002]

[2]

[3]

[4]

Quick and to the Pointless [DVD, live at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis on Aug. 13, 2000]

[2]

[3]

[4]

Ode to Clarissa [DVD, live at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis on Aug. 13, 2000] [DVD, live at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis on Aug. 13, 2000]

[2]

[3]

[4]

Queens of the Fucking Stone Age [live, DVD]

[2]

No One Knows [live at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on Nov. 1, 2002]

[11]

[12]

Auto Pilot [live at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on Nov. 1, 2002]

[11]

[12]

Sky is Fallin [live at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on Nov. 1, 2002]

[11]

[12]

Another Love Song [live at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on Nov. 1, 2002]

[11]

[12]

Better Living Through Chemistry [live at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on Nov. 1, 2002]

[11]

[12]

Bloody Hammer [Roky Erickson]

[14]

Reviews

2002/xx/xx - Addicted to Sound: Songs for the Deaf Review (8/10)

2002/06/25 - Movie Poop Shoot: Songs for the Deaf Advance Review

2002/07/xx - AP: Even the Deaf will Need Ear Plugs

2002/07/19 - CD Flash: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/xx - Pulse!: Songs for the Deaf Review (5 out of 5 stars)

2002/08/xx - NME: Songs for the Deaf review (9 out of 10)

2002/08/xx - Blender: Deaf Jam (4 stars)

2002/08/xx - Recoil: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/xx - Magnet: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/xx - Undercover: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/xx - InternetEd: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/xx - Eye Magazine: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/xx - BBC: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/xx - Juice: Songs for the Deaf Review (9 out of 10)

2002/08/05 - Village Voice: Foyer Mansion

2002/08/05 - Splendid: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/08 - Crud Magazine: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/21 - Blabbermouth: Songs for the Deaf Review (9 out of 10)

2002/08/22 - The Stranger: Songs for the Deaf Review (4 stars)

2002/08/23 - The Guardian: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/23 - Spin: Songs for the Deaf Review (95 out of 100)

2002/08/23 - Launch.com: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/24 - Toronto Sun: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/27 - CDNow: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/27 - Chart Attack: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/27 - Barnes and Noble: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/27 - E! Online: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/29 - Dot Music: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/08/30 - 411 Music: Songs for the Deaf Review (9 out of 10)

2002/09/xx - Bust Magazine: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/09/xx - Exclaim: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/09/xx - Stylus: Songs for the Deaf Review (9.3 out of 10)

2002/09/02 - Hot Press.com: Songs for the Deaf Review (10 out of 12)

2002/09/05 - Rolling Stone: Songs for the Deaf Review (3 stars)

2002/09/06 - KNAC: Songs for the Deaf Review (5 stars)

2002/09/08 - All Music Guide: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/09/09 - University News: Queens of the Stone Age? Songs for the Dead

2002/09/11 - The Onion: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/09/11 - Pitchfork Media: Songs for the Deaf Review (7.9 out of 10)

2002/09/12 - PopMatters: Not Just Stoner Anymore (great!)

2002/09/23 - New York Magazine: Songs for the Deaf Review

2002/11/xx - Playboy: Songs for the Deaf Review (9/10)

2003/01/08 - City Pages: Songs for the Deaf Review

Notes

Songs for the Deaf Goes GOLD in the US
Propelled by No One Knows, which can't be described as anything but a hit, Songs for the Deaf reached the 500,000 mark in sales in January 2003, making it QOTSA's first gold record in the US, much to the delight of Interscope's suits.

The Concept
"...[T]he album begins in taxing Los Angeles traffic before ending 120 miles later in the serene desert of Joshua Tree, California. It's a drive that Homme has made more times than he can even remember. 'When I’d do it I didn’t have a stereo, all I had was a radio,' he recalls. 'And it goes into weird religious stations and really bad, bad music on that trip through the middle of nowhere. So I used to really enjoy the silence and then every once in a while the station you were at would all of a sudden let out a screech and become a new station. I just wanted to bring that to a record somehow.'" - read the rest of it

The Hidden Tracks
The Real Song for the Deaf and Feel Good Haha of the Summer (no, that's not it's official name) are hidden on the cd. To hear the first one, rewind the first track to -1:35. The track begins with "Huh? What?" at -1:33. To hear the second one, just let track 13 (Song for the Deaf) keep playing and the hidden song will start at 5:45. Although it's listed as a "hidden track" on the back of the cd, Mosquito Song is not actually hidden, as it has its own track number. However, there is -30 seconds on the track before the song starts, so if you're listening to the cd without changing the tracks, there will be 30 seconds of silence between Feel Good and Mosquito Song. If you're changing the tracks, the song starts immediately when you hit play on track 14.

The Real Song for the Deaf
Ever wonder what the noise is? Nick explains: "Really, there IS a hidden song for deaf people. We got an organisation of deaf people to rub balloons against the mic at such a low frequency that they could feel it. Turn up your speakers at home and you'll, ah, hear it!"

God is in the Radio backwards
What's Mark saying during the quiet part of God is in the Radio? Find out for yourself [the mp3 is down right now].
Thanks to SkullGreensteam for running the song backwards and sharing it with us!

Demos
In June/July 2002 the Songs for the Deaf demos showed up. These songs may come from the recording session the band did with Eric Valentine in October/November 2001. They are:
You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire (rougher version)
No One Knows (flute and an orchestra in the chorus, no guitar solo, "walrus meat" is whispered at the end (a la Desert Sessions Monsters in the Parasol), and a piano chord ends the song)
Do It Again (with alternate lyrics and a different drum part)
Go with the Flow (slightly rougher version with a shaker added to the end)
God is Radio (first guitar solo has no reverb; ends with the drum fade out (no reverb) instead of spooky effects)
First It Giveth (slightly rougher version with a slower tempo; Josh says "cool" instead of "cruel")
Another Love Song (no differences)
Hangin Tree (no differences)
Song for the Deaf (instrumental, except for some background screams)
Mosquito Song (Josh's vocals are softer, the guitar solo is slightly different, and the guitar tracks aren't played by Alain Johannes)

The Promotional Story
The band released a promotional bio in the form of a lurid comic book. It came with some pre-orders of Songs for the Deaf. Read it here.

The clean version
The clean edition comes with censored versions of Six Shooter and Song for the Deaf (for the line “The blind can go get fucked”).

Japanese Edition
The Japanese edition has Everybody's Gonna Be Happy [The Kinks], The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret (live), and Gonna Leave You in Spanish as bonus tracks.

Taiwanese Edition
The Taiwanese version is German in origin and is the same as the standard European version, but the yellow overlay has a mistake in it: "You Think U Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire." See scan below.

Argentina Edition
The Argentina version comes with a CD booklet and not a leaflet.

French Limited Edition 2 Disc
The French version is a limited edition version issued in 2003. It comes with an extra disc which contains the No One Knows video and the making of the video. This extra disc comes in a paper sleeve. How many copies it's limited to is currently unknown.

Tour Edition
The European tour edition is the regular album, plus Everybody's Gonna Be Happy and a bonus disc with five songs from the Nov. 1, 2002 show at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels. It was released to coincide with the 2003 European Summer Tour, which started in Italy on June 2. The Aussie tour edition is the regular album, plus Everybody's Gonna Be Happy and a bonus disc with five songs from the Nov. 1, 2002 show at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels. It was released to coincide with the 2004 Australian tour. The full Ancienne Belgique show in Brussels was recorded and broadcasted by Studio Brussels. You can easily find it on Soulseek.

The Vinyl
It's supposedly limited to 3000 copies. Here's the track breakdown of the Interscope version:

[A]
You Think I Ain´t worth A Dollar But I Feel Like A Millionaire
No One Knows
First It Giveth
A Song For The Dead

[B]
The Sky Is Fallin'
Six Shooter
Hangin´ Tree
Go With The Flow
Gonna Leave You (Spanish Version)

[C]
Do It Again
God Is In The Radio
Another Love Song

[D]
A Song For The Deaf
Mosquito Song (Hidden Track)
The Lost Art Of Keeping A secret (Live Troubadour 2002/UK Bonus Track)
Everybody´s Gonna Be Happy

The art is the same as on the standard CD version, but the colours are reversed (what's black is red and vice versa).

Ipecac's Vinyl

Ipecac's much-anticipated Songs for the Deaf vinyl was released in late July 2003 after long delays. It's a double LP on clear red vinyl with a black gatefold sleeve and it has lyrics to all of the songs except for Bloody Hammer.
The initial pressing of the vinyl is numbered IPC-41, the same number as Mondo Generator's A Drug Problem That Never Existed. This is thought to be merely a misprint. The real number is IPC-43.
Song listing for this vinyl will be here soon.

The DVD
The DVD is limited to 200,000 copies. Two different versions of the DVD are out there: a US version and a UK/AUS version. The difference between the two is that the US DVD has four live songs and a bunch of extra footage from live shows and the studio, and the UK/AUS DVD has five live tracks. Here's the breakdown:

US Tracklist:

1. Monsters in the Parasol (live at the Troubadour, March 7, 2002) plus live, tour, and studio footage
2. No One Knows (live at the Troubadour, March 7, 2002) plus live, tour, and studio footage
3. The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret (live at the Troubadour, March 7, 2002) plus live, tour, and studio footage
4. Quick and to the Pointless (live at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis, MO on Aug. 13, 2000) plus live, tour, and studio footage
5. Queens of the Fucking Stone Age - live and backstage footage x. Ode to Clarissa - hidden track (live at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis, MO on Aug. 13, 2000); to get to this song, highlight Monsters in the Parasol and hit the 'up' arrow key to highlight Nick's face, then hit enter.

UK/AUS Tracklist:

1. Monsters in the Parasol (live at the Troubadour, March 7, 2002)
2. No One Knows (live at the Troubadour, March 7, 2002)
3. The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret (live at the Troubadour, March 7, 2002)
4. Quick and to the Pointless (live at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis, MO on Aug. 13, 2000)
5. Ode to Clarissa (live at Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis, MO on Aug. 13, 2000)

Hidden Things on the DVD
Except for the extra performance of Ode to Clarissa on the US DVD (see above), there is nothing hidden on the DVD. No fight between Josh and Hunter S. Thompson at a birthday party. Nothing else.

Who Sings What
Here ya go, a guide to who's singing on which songs, meant to clear up any confusion. Note: this only covers the lead vocals in the songs; background vox aren't listed here.

Millionaire - Nick
No One Knows - Josh
First It Giveth - Josh
Song for the Dead - Mark
Sky is Fallin' - Josh
Six Shooter - Nick
Hangin Tree - Mark
Go with the Flow - Josh
Gonna Leave You - Nick
Do It Again - Josh
God is in the Radio - Mark
Another Love Song - Nick
Song for the Deaf - Mark and Josh
Mosquito Song - Josh (yes, it really is Josh)
Everybody's Gonna Be Happy - Josh
Gonna Leave You (Spanish) - Nick

Guests
Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters) - drums
Dean Ween - guitar on Six Shooter, Gonna Leave You, and Mosquito Song
Paz Lenchantin (APC) - strings on Mosquito Song
Anna Lenchantin - strings on Mosquito Song
Alain Johannes (Eleven) - DJ on First It Giveth, and some of the following: E-bow, Organ on Another Love Song, Piano on Mosquito Song, Flamenco Guitar on Mosquito Song and First It Giveth (?), Theremin on Six Shooters, Lap Steel
Natasha Shneider (Eleven) - DJ on Song for the Deaf, and some of the following: E-bow, Organ on Another Love Song, Piano on Mosquito Song, Theremin on Six Shooters, Lap Steel
Molly Maguire (earthlings?) - accordion on Mosquito Song
Casey Chaos (Amen) - KRDL DJ
Twiggy Ramirez - DJ on God is in the Radio (Tom Skerrit and AM 580 South America)
Brendon McNichol (Masters of Reality) - lap steel on Go with the Flow (?)
Chris Goss - one of the DJs, other stuff (?)
Blag Dahlia - DJ Kip Kasper from KLON radio
John Gove, Kevin Porter, and Brad Kintscher - horns on Mosquito Song

Dean Ween Clarifies Things
Since there is some debate over which songs Dean plays guitar on, here's his post from ween.com: "We've been getting a really surprising amount of email regarding our contributions to the new Queens of The Stone Age CD. Since the credits on the record are slightly vague (kinda like Ween records) the tracks that I played guitar on are: Six Shooter, I'm Gonna Leave You, and the Mosquito Song. This record seems to be getting a really major push by the label, but for ONCE it is rightly deserved. If you haven't heard this awesome record, go check it out, it really is the shit."

Producer
Eric Valentine produced the first cut of the album in late 2001. The band didn't like it, so they got Chris Goss to help them produce it themselves in 2002. From the Masters of Reality site (News update April 20): Goss has also been doing quite a bit of guitar and vocal recording along with Dave Grohl on new songs being cut for the still unfinished QOTSA LP "Songs for the Deaf". The Queen's have broken off their relationship with producer Eric Valentine...creative differences. Whatever the squabble was, we know that QOTSA did the right thing. Chris touts the new lp, "I've never heard anything like it. Homme wants his dick sucked, and he deserves it. As a matter of fact, so do I."

The DJs
C-Minus - ?
Twiggy Ramirez - God is in the Radio AM 580 (South America) DJ and DJ Tom Skerrit
Dave Catching - W-A-N-T High Desert radio (after Song for the Deaf)
Blag Dahlia - DJ Kip Kasper from KLON radio
Casey Chaos - KRDL radio DJ
Chris Goss - ?

DJ Transcriptions/Translations
The DJ intros for Millionaire and Six Shooter are in the wrong places.

You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire:
[radio tuning, radio ad]
Radio ad: K-L-O-N Los Angeles KLONE Radio, We play the songs that sound more like everyone else than anyone else. Klone, klone. DJ: (lead guitar part from Song for the Deaf plays in the background on a keyboard) Hey, all right, it's Kip Kasper, KLONE Radio, LA's infinite repeat. How we feelin out there? How's your drive-time commute? I need a saga. What's the saga? (song starts) It's Songs for the Deaf. You can't even hear it!

First It Giveth:
Translation by Jaime Moraleda of muchas-gracias.com
Spanish:
"Ustedes que son padres de familia...[station change]
...Buenas tardes señores y señoritas aqui esta el DJ Héctor Bonifacio Echeberría Cervantes de la Cruz Arroyo Rojas. Esta es la radio que saco a toda estacion donde el rock vive y no muere, vamos a escuchar un par de temas de Queens Of The Stone Age, primero vamos a escuchar First It Giveth..., que musica impresionante temible y verdaderamente ahora van a ver a ver a ver a ver aqui va aqui va aqui va aqui va..."

English:
"You, who are head of family... [station change]
...Good afternoon misters and ladies here is The DJ Héctor Bonifacio Echeberria Cervantes de la Cruz Arroyo Rojas. This is the radio that took very station out of the "Rock is alive and can't die". We are going to listen a couple of songs of Queens Of Stone Age, first we are going to listen First It Giveth. What an impressive, fearsome music and actually now you'll see, you'll see, you'll see, here it goes, here it goes, here it goes..."

Translation by Juan J. Fernández
[station changes]
... who are householders ...
[station changes]
Good evening, (little) ladies and gentlemen! Here is DJ hector Bonifacio Echevarria Cervantes De La Cruz Arroyo Rojas!! This is the radio that took very station out of the "Rock is alive and can't die. Let's take a listen to a couple of songs by QOTSA. First we'll listen to "First it giveth". What an impressive and fearsome music and actually now you'll see! Let's see, let's see, here it goes....!!!

Translation by Norbert of muchas-gracias.com
Spanish:
"Ustedes que son padres de familia...[station change]
Buenas tardes señores y señoritas aqui esta el Dj Actor Bonifacio Etxeberria Cervantes de la Cruz y (Rubi)Rojas esta es la radio que saco a toda estacion donde el rock vive y no muere, vamos a escuchar un par de temas de Queens Of The Stone Age, primero vamos a escuchar First It Giveth..., que musica impresionante temible y verdaderamente ahora van a ver a ver a ver a ver aqui va aqui va aqui va aqui va..."

English:
"You, who are head of family... [station change]
."...Good afternoon misters and ladies here is The Dj Actor Bonifacio Etxeberria Cervantes de la Cruz y (Rubi)Rojas this is the radio that take out all station where the rock lives and not die, we are going to listen a couple of songs of Queens Of Stone Age, first we are going to listen First It Giveth. What music astonishing, frightening and really now you are going to see to see to see to see here comes here comes here comes here comes...."

[Thanks for all the translations, guys!]

Six Shooter:
Radio ad: K-R-D-L, Kurdle 109, We spoil music for everyone. [baby cry] Shut up, you little brat.
DJ: Oh, K-R-D-L, the Kurdle. Elastic Ass with you here in Chino Hills, the last frontier. That's where we're at.
[station changes]
Second DJ: Huh, word. K-double O-L, you know what it spells and you know how we do. Live and direct comin to you from the middle of nowhere, the center of everywhere. You gotta check this band: Queens of the Stone Age. If you're not knowin, I'm here to let you know. Giving it my stamp of approval, you know what I'm sayin, so pick this up.
[station changes]
First DJ: And we're gonna spoil music for ya. This is, uh, Millionaire. Queens of the Stone Age. A song about something they'll (you'll) never be.
[station changes]
Radio ad: All death metal, all the time.

God is Radio
This is Tom Sherman. Down here at Baning College, we're promoting a blood drive.
[record scratching]
Oh, shit.
[station changes]
Not guilty
[station changes]
Twiggy Ramirez: Welcome to South America. You're listening to AM 580. Laid back. Shiek. Little lamb, little lamb, little lamb, little lamb.
[station changes]
...Eve showed Adam the apple.
[station changes]
...Told me so to my face.
[station changes]
You cannot be saved.
[station changes]
Follow me, and I will...
[station changes]
Trust...
[station changes]
...Good to know that he's walking with me.
[station changes]
...Big rock as a weapon.
[station changes]
The devil is a black stone.
[station changes]
Let him cast the first stone.
[station changes]
Jesus, Jesus.
[station changes]
And you have fallen into the love that needs to be designed by the lord. Hallelujah, ya'll. I wanna hear a couple of hallelujahs.

Song for the Deaf
DJ (Natasha Shneider): This is W-O-M-B, the Womb. And if you, my pets, learn to listen, I'll let you crawl back in. Here is something you should drop to your knees for...and worship. But you're too stupid to realize yourselves. A song for the deaf that is for you.

after Song for the Deaf
DJ (Dave Catching): You're listening to W-A-N-T, the high desert, wonder valley favorite radio station. It's been a good night. Dave Catching here. Not saying goodnight, just saying.

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Cover Scans

Argentine CD