Queens of the Stone Age to Reissue Self-Titled Album, Track List Revealed

by Ryan Minic | Sep 14, 2010

Queens of the Stone Age will reissue their 1998 self-titled debut on Black Friday, November 26, as a bundled package featuring the album both as a double LP and a digital download card via Rekords Rekords. A CD release will hit stores on December 7.

“Queens of the Stone Age” Track Listing:

01. Regular John
02. Avon
03. If Only
04. Walkin’ On The Sidewalks
05. You Would Know
06. The Bronze
07. How to Handle A Rope (A Lesson In The Lariat)
08. Mexicola
09. Hispanic Impressions
10. You Can’t Quit Me Baby
11. These Aren’t The Droids You’re Looking For
12. Give The Mule What He Wants
13. Spiders and Vinegaroons
14. I Was A Teenage Hand Model

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