Queens Of The Stone Age
Vinyl Firsts, B-Sides & Remixes

Listening notes

Queens of the Stone Age released "Vinyl Firsts, B-Sides & Remixes" in 2012 under no official label designation beyond the band's own name — listed simply as "Not On Label (Queens Of The Stone Age)" — and carrying no catalog number. That self-released status is among the more immediately notable details about this double-LP collection, which spreads across four sides and gathers material the title describes plainly: tracks making their first appearance on vinyl, b-sides, and remixes.

The tracklist runs to twenty entries. The first two sides cover ten tracks, including "18 AD," "Infinity," "All The Same," "2 It," "Like A Drug," "Precious And Grace," "Stone Cold Crazy," "Fun Machine Took A Shit," "Going Out West," and "White Wedding." The third side continues with "Era Vulgaris," "Needles In The Camel's Eye," and "Christian Brothers," among others. The fourth side is given over entirely to remixed versions of previously released Queens of the Stone Age material. Those remixes include a version of "I'm Designer" credited to Adrian Sherwood and Primal Scream, two tracks remixed under the name Contradicktator — "Little Sister" and "The Blood Is Love" — a remix of "Song For The Deaf" under the title "The Blind Can Goes Get Fucked Remix," and a Troy Mix Version of "You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar But I Feel Like A Millionaire."

No track durations are documented for this release. The format is listed as vinyl across all media. The genre designation on record is simply rock.

Given the absence of a catalog number and the self-released nature of the project, this collection sits outside the band's standard commercial discography in a structural sense. Fact checker should verify whether any additional release details — pressing quantities, distribution, or liner notes — exist to supplement the above.