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| name = Era Vulgaris | type = studio | artist = Queens of the Stone Age | cover = QOTSA eravulgaris.jpg | alt = | released = {{Start date|2007|06|12|mf=yes}} | recorded = July 2006 – April 2007 | venue = | studio = | genre = {{flatlist|
}} | length = 47:53 | label = {{flatlist|
}} | producer = The Fififf Teeners (Chris Goss & Josh Homme) | prev_title = Over the Years and Through the Woods | prev_year = 2005 | next_title = ...Like Clockwork | next_year = 2013 | misc = {{Singles | name = Era Vulgaris | type = studio | single1 = Sick, Sick, Sick | single1date = May 8, 2007 | single2 = 3's & 7's | single2date = June 4, 2007 | single3 = Make It wit Chu | single3date = October 2007 }} }}Era Vulgaris is the fifth studio album by American rock band Queens of the Stone Age. Recorded from July 2006 to April 2007,[3] it was released on June 11, 2007 in the United Kingdom and June 12 in the United States, having been released on June 8 in other countries.[4] The single "Sick, Sick, Sick" was released in May, followed by second single "3's & 7's" in early June,[5] and third single "Make It wit Chu" in October. The album debuted at No. 14 on the U.S. Billboard 200 charts, selling 52,000 copies in its first week.[6][7] It reached top ten positions in other countries, such as No. 7 in the UK, No. 5 in Canada, and No. 4 in Australia.[8] Overview and backgroundWhile 2002's Songs for the Deaf was said to be inspired by frontman Josh Homme's tedious drives through the Southern Californian desert, the inspiration for Era Vulgaris came from his daily drives through Hollywood.[9] He described the record as "dark, hard, and electrical, sort of like a construction worker"[10] and said "it's like dirt, clearly seen".[11] The album's title refers to the Latin term for Common Era. The title was chosen by Homme because he thought "it sounds like 'the Vulgar Era', which I like, because that sounds like something that I would like to be part of... I mean I think we're in it, and I'm stoked".[11] Two tracks from the album had previously been released or performed elsewhere. "Into the Hollow" had been performed by Homme and Chris Goss as The Fififf Teeners (with the two also producing Era Vulgaris),[4] and "Make It wit Chu" had been recorded as a Desert Sessions track,[12] as well as appearing on the live album Over the Years and Through the Woods. ProductionPre-production speculation and contributorsIn June 2006, in an interview on the Australian radio station Triple J, bassist Jesse F. Keeler from Death from Above 1979 revealed that he would be playing bass on an upcoming Queens of the Stone Age album, but that he would more than likely not be touring with the band due to his desire to spend more time with his girlfriend.[13] Eventually, on his band's internet forum, Keeler revealed that he would not be appearing on the album due to conflicting schedules. In a July interview with NME, Homme confirmed that the band was back in the studio and writing, but he remained unwilling to reveal who would appear in the band on the new record, stating, "That's not a healthy question. You'll ruin the surprise. We've gotta keep our cool."[14] The album was expected to include guest performances by Trent Reznor, Julian Casablancas,[15] Mark Lanegan, Billy Gibbons,[16] and (jokingly) deceased humorist Erma Bombeck.[17] Of these, however, only Casablancas' and Lanegan's tracks appear on the U.S. release: Casablancas performed synth guitar and backing vocals on "Sick, Sick, Sick",[3] while Lanegan sang backing vocals on "River in the Road". Scheduling conflicts prevented Gibbons from appearing on the record,[18] while the album's title track (featuring Reznor) was released separately on the You Know What You Did promotional CD[11] and the UK edition of the album. RecordingThe album was recorded with "exactly zero input from [record label] Interscope Records"[24] between July 2006 and April 2007 at Cherokee Studios in Hollywood, Steakhouse Studios in Los Angeles, and Sound City Studios in Van Nuys. It was mixed at Bay 7 Studios in North Hollywood. The album was recorded and mixed by Alain Johannes,[19] and produced by Josh Homme and Chris Goss under the name The Fififf Teeners. The primary contributors to the recording were Homme, Troy van Leeuwen, Joey Castillo, Johannes, and Goss.[19] In an interview with SuicideGirls on June 16, 2007, Van Leeuwen said, "We basically started a year ago. And like I said, we didn't really have anything written. So it was a long process. It was the longest I've ever taken to make a record, frankly. I've made records over the process of a year but this was the first time it's ever been my total focus for that long. This was the first time I've ever done that... total focus for 10 months."[20] Goss and Johannes were replaced by Dean Fertita (keyboard) and Michael Shuman (bass) for later bonus track recordings and the subsequent supporting tour. Regarding the band's line-up changes for Era Vulgaris, Homme commented, "I like combinations that no one would expect... it's the cool part of any surprise party."[15] Musical style and influences{{listen|filename=Queens of the Stone Age - 3's & 7's.ogg|title="3's & 7's"|description=The opening of the album's lead single for most of the world.|format=Ogg}}Era Vulgaris displays influences from many different genres.[21] The album departs from the softer, hollow-body guitar sound of their previous album Lullabies to Paralyze with heavy, crunchy guitars and some electronic influences.[22] Rolling Stone noted the influence of Gary Numan "all over this record".[31] Musically, the album has been described as "brand new retro",[23] a fusion of "punk, rock, blues, and southern grit" (in an FHM review),[21] and slower, moodier, and groggier than the band's previous efforts.[24]Marketing and promotionBehind the scenes and promotional contestShortly after the album's announcement in February 2007, a video was posted on the band's official website showing Homme, Castillo, and Van Leeuwen jamming.[25] Along with brief footage of the recording session for "Misfit Love", the last six or seven seconds of the video contained footage of the recording of "3's & 7's" accompanied by studio-mastered audio.[12] A second video of the recording of the album surfaced subsequently on YouTube, depicting the band (this time including Johannes) recording a new track, "Turning on the Screw", in the studio.[26] In early April, the band's website was updated with a 37-second excerpt from "Sick, Sick, Sick".[4] This was replaced by the song "3's and 7's" in its entirety, which was later removed.[4] Fan site thefade.net announced a promotional contest for fans to win a "special package" from the band,[27] confirmed as legitimate by the band's webmaster. On April 13, packages were sent to selected winners containing a CD entitled You Know What You Did with the sole track "Era Vulgaris",[28] which Homme confirmed would not be appearing on the record despite being the title track,[11] although it was included as a bonus track on the UK edition. The CD was accompanied by a handwritten letter asking fans to share the song in any way possible:[28][29] {{cquote|Hello friend -Thank you for accepting this gift. Included you will find the will to dance & the song ERA VULGARIS. It was pulled from the new album (of the same name) so that it could be to you and become an example of how we think "from now on" should be. As in - We do for you, you do for us. So to start this relationship off, we have done for you. Now we ask this in return. Share this with friends you think we (you & us) would enjoy. Upload it and spray it like time released graffitti (sic) on the websites of places it does not belong. Is it a new recipe on Rachel Ray's site? Is it a new Nickelback song on their board? A secret Gov't document? Video game cheats? Sex site password? Fuckin' whatever? You decide. Then tell us how you shoved this song into the guts of the internet & we (both) can smile wide with pride at our new relationship. OH, but not till after midnight tonight... from now till then, is just for us. Can we trust you to wait? Relationships are built on trust. Enjoy! - 'Dr Insider & QOTSA'}}The song "The Fun Machine Took a Shit & Died" was recorded for a CD single released with pre-ordered copies of the album at Insound.com[30] and Newbury Comics,[31] and it later appeared as a bonus track on the Brazilian, German, and Japanese editions of the album. Bulby, Xfm and soundtracks{{Quote_box| |align=right |quote=We're making these mock commercials for the new record. Josh was talking about this kind of naïve point in time when TV and commercials kicked in with cartoon characters selling cigarettes and stuff like that. Like Fred Flintstone buying Camels. So we decided to invent a character called Bulby to sell our new record. |source=Troy Van Leeuwen interview with SuicideGirls[20] }} The full track "Sick, Sick, Sick" was leaked online, countered by the posting of a promotional video to the band's site featuring a "sales pitch" for Era Vulgaris by two anthropomorphic lightbulbs, followed by an official streaming of "Sick, Sick, Sick" with lyrics displayed in the background.[32] On May 2, 2007, Homme, Van Leeuwen, and new band member Dean Fertita appeared on London radio station Xfm, performing an acoustic set that included the tracks "3's & 7's", "Into the Hollow", and "Suture Up Your Future".[33] It was announced that songs would appear in the video games Madden NFL 08, Legends of Rock, and Rock Band,[34] specifically that the track "3's & 7's" would be featured in Madden NFL 08[35] and Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.[36] Both "3's & 7's" and "Sick, Sick, Sick" are available as downloadable content on Rock Band and Rock Band 2.[37] In addition, "Make It wit Chu" was later included in Guitar Hero 5. ArtworkThe album's cover features the two lightbulbs from the promotional video, Bulby and his pirate accomplice (pictured right), marking a change from the plainer designs of the bands' previous albums.[5] According to Homme, the light bulb represented "…what you perceive to be a great idea that really is not that great of an idea".[38] The cover was a slip of paper, with a simplified credits page on the back side, marked with the outline of the record. The typography follows an Old English style font; Blackmoor, with the 'Spermy Q' seen on their album Songs for the Deaf. An art booklet was also included, featuring "Bulby" and several other characters which unfolded to display a pin-up advertisement for the album, following the 50's advertising satire as the rest of the album art followed. The lack of liner notes for the album was remedied when the official website allowed users to view an e-booklet, containing more detailed liner notes, lyrics, and previously unseen artwork.[19] The green light bulb with the pirate hat, eye patch and peg leg is known as "Stumpy". Some copies of the album cover contain a red and yellow rectangle spoofing the Parental Advisory seal, reading "Rental Advisory: Freedom Not for Purchase". Coincidentally, it was the first Queens of the Stone Age album since Rated R to not bear a genuine Parental Advisory seal. The lightbulb characters were created by Morning Breath Inc.[39] with overall art direction from Jason Noto and Doug Cunningham of Morning Breath Inc. Reception{{Album reviews| MC = 75/100[40] | rev1 = AllMusic | rev1score = {{Rating|4|5}}[41] | rev2 = The A.V. Club | rev2Score = B+[42] | rev3 = Entertainment Weekly | rev3Score = C+[43] | rev4 = The Guardian | rev4score = {{Rating|2|5}}[44] | rev5 = Los Angeles Times | rev5Score = {{Rating|3|4}}[45] | rev6 = NME | rev6score = 8/10[46] | rev7 = Pitchfork | rev7score = 6.2/10[47] | rev8 = Rolling Stone | rev8Score = {{Rating|4|5}}[48] | rev9 = Spin | rev9Score = {{Rating|4.5|5}}[49] | rev10 = Uncut | rev10Score = {{rating|4|5}}[50] }} Reviews for the album were generally mixed to positive, earning a rating of 75 out of 100 on Metacritic, a decline from their previous two studio albums.[51] Uncut and Allmusic's reviews were particularly glowing, with the latter noting how Era Vulgaris is "as different from Lullabies as that was to their dramatic widescreen breakthrough, Songs for the Deaf".[41] Originally awarding the album with a four-and-a-half star rating,[52][53] Allmusic changed this to a four-star rating in 2013 upon the release of the band's follow-up ...Like Clockwork. The Observer also commented on the album's change in direction, commenting that the band had "turned its back on the mainstream" and that the album was "uneasy and brooding" and "gripping stuff".[54] Rolling Stone gave the album four stars for the first time since the band's self titled debut,[55] commenting that "Era Vulgaris is Homme's fifth Queens album, and like the others, it's intricately crafted, meticulously polished and ruthlessly efficient in its pursuit of depraved rock thrills."[56] Critic Jon Pareles of The New York Times selected the album as the tenth best release of 2007. A number of reviews were negative, however; Q magazine gave the album two stars out of five, while The Village Voice criticized Homme for lack of originality, describing the record's sound as "listless and drained of ideas".[57] The Guardian slated the record as lyrically clichéd and lacking the input of former bassist Nick Oliveri,[58] and Entertainment Weekly delivered the closing indictment that "there isn't a single song here that you'll remember, or want to return to, two summers hence."[59] Era Vulgaris had sold 198,000 copies in the US, and 521,000 copies worldwide before falling off the charts. The US sales are a decline from their previous album, as Lullabies to Paralyze, had sold 342,000 copies in the US by March 2007.[12] Neither album achieved the commercial success of the band's 2002 release, Songs for the Deaf, which had sold 986,000 copies in the US alone as of June 2007.[60]Track listingAll tracks were written by Josh Homme, Troy Van Leeuwen, and Joey Castillo,[61] except for "Sick, Sick, Sick" (Homme, Goss, Van Leeuwen, Castillo) and "Make It wit Chu" (Homme, Johannes, Melchiondo). {{tracklist| total_length = 47:24 | title1 = Turnin' on the Screw | length1 = 5:20 | title2 = Sick, Sick, Sick | length2 = 3:34 | title3 = I'm Designer | length3 = 4:04 | title4 = Into the Hollow | length4 = 3:42 | title5 = Misfit Love | length5 = 5:39 | title6 = Battery Acid | length6 = 4:06 | title7 = Make It wit Chu | length7 = 4:50 | title8 = 3's & 7's | length8 = 3:34 | title9 = Suture Up Your Future | length9 = 4:37 | title10 = River in the Road | length10 = 3:19 | title11 = Run, Pig, Run | length11 = 4:40 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Vinyl/iTunes bonus track | title12 = Running Joke | length12 = 2:54 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Best Buy bonus track | title12 = White Wedding | note12 = Billy Idol cover | length12 = 3:48 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Circuit City bonus track | title12 = I'm Designer | note12 = Hot Chip Remix | length12 = 6:28 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = f.y.e. bonus track | title12 = Goin' Out West | note12 = Tom Waits cover | length12 = 3:24 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Argentina/Brazil/Germany/Netherlands/Mexico/Russia bonus track | title12 = The Fun Machine Took a Shit & Died | length12 = 6:55 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Australia/New Zealand/UK bonus tracks | title12 = Running Joke | length12 = 2:54 | title13 = Era Vulgaris | note13 = featuring Trent Reznor | length13 = 4:20 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Japan bonus tracks | title12 = Running Joke | length12 = 2:54 | title13 = Era Vulgaris | note13 = featuring Trent Reznor | length13 = 4:20 | title14 = The Fun Machine Took a Shit & Died | length14 = 6:55 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Tour edition | title12 = The Fun Machine Took a Shit and Died | length12 = 6:57 | title13 = Make It wit Chu | note13 = acoustic | length13 = 4:50 | title14 = Era Vulgaris | note14 = Richard File Remix) (featuring Trent Reznor | length14 = 6:06 | title15 = I'm Designer | note15 = Unkle Remix | length15 = 6:11 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Canadian tour limited edition | title12 = Christian Brothers | note12 = Elliott Smith cover | length12 = 4:24 | title13 = Needles in the Camel's Eye | note13 = Brian Eno cover | length13 = 3:22 | title14 = Make It wit Chu | note14 = acoustic | length14 = 4:50 | title15 = White Wedding | note15 = Billy Idol cover | length15 = 3:51 | title16 = Era Vulgaris | note16 = Richard File Remix) (featuring Trent Reznor | length16 = 6:06 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Disc 2 – Live in Amsterdam (Paradiso, 3 July 2007) | title1 = Monsters in the Parasol | length1 = 3:34 | title2 = Misfit Love | length2 = 6:41 | title3 = If Only | length3 = 3:43 | title4 = I Think I Lost My Headache | length4 = 6:10 | title5 = Into the Hollow | length5 = 4:13 | title6 = Go with the Flow | length6 = 3:22 | title7 = Regular John | length7 = 10:59 | title8 = Avon | length8 = 3:18 | title9 = Song for the Dead | length9 = 7:13 }} PersonnelAccording to the album liner notes,[19] the contributors were as follows: Queens of the Stone Age
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Queens of the Stone Age|publisher=Music Canada|accessdate=August 8, 2013|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131202221336/http://musiccanada.com/GPSearchResult.aspx?st=&ica=False&sa=Queens%20of%20the%20Stone%20Age&sl=&smt=0&sat=-1&ssb=Artist|archive-date=2013-12-02|dead-url=yes|df=}} 64. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.bpi.co.uk/certified-awards/search.aspx | title=Certified Awards Search | publisher=British Phonographic Industry | accessdate=April 15, 2013 | format=To access, enter the search parameter "Queens of the Stone Age", select "Search by Artist" and check the "Exact match" checkbox.}} External links
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