- Record Label: Interscope
- Release Date: Mar 22, 2005
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Universal acclaim- based on 187 Ratings
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Positive: 179 out of 187
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Mixed: 7 out of 187
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Negative: 1 out of 187
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Dec 27, 2018Album en el cual se destacan varias canciones que fueron exitos comerciales de la banda, lo cual no debe tomarse como algo malo pues este album es el responsable de que himnos como burn the witch , my head, medication entre otros, sean coreados por todos en los conciertos de esta grna banda, un infantable en la discografia de los queens of the stone age sin duda.
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Oct 24, 2014
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Nov 22, 2013Again, as QOTSA release another album with a completely different sound to any of their others. A lot of my faovurite QOTSA songs are included on this album (Tangled Up In Plaid, Burn The Witch, Little Sister, Someone's In The Wolf) and had the last few songs been as good as the first 3/4s of the album, it really would be a perfect 10.
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Sep 4, 2011A really good album, but with the departure of Nick Oliveri, the album is missing it's edge.
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May 6, 2011classic album 8.9,this is a wonderful albums the lyrics are spot on.a blues experimental type from qotsa.
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MarkK.Feb 8, 2008These lullabies indeed paralyze with pure brilliance.
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DimitriV.Dec 6, 2007
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VladaJAug 15, 2007for me this is best album ever,best album of 2007, although i spent lot of time listening to it end i'm finding that this album can't be likeable at first,and you realy must like QOTSA...so if someone say that he realy listens them and say that he don't like that album,then i can understand... QOTSA FAN
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RosscoePJun 20, 2007when i first got this album, to tell the truth, i was alittle upset, becasue it hought this was songs for the deaf, but after listening to it, i must say, i think this is their best album
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jenMar 21, 2007this is one of the greatest albums of my time if you are in any doubt buy it put it in the cd player of your car head out to the country with a pack of marlboros and a few friends and go for it. thats what this album is all about
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NickLAug 23, 2006A great, haunting album that isn't for everyone but if you are into the style you will love it.
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JohnNMay 16, 2006Excellent shakes you outta your bones with every listen bistling with energy my only quandry is the first eight songs are great (Burn the Witch and In my Head especially) but the rest is not that memorable.
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jefffApr 12, 2006Brilliant. Josh Homme is a real genius.The best album of 2005.
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ChristopherHDec 2, 2005Good stuff.
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KarlipattickNiotNov 27, 2005Go read about how awesome "Songs for the Deaf" is. Now, imagine all that extreme coolness that everyone regards "Songs.." with, but then imagine somthing even COOLER. That something cooler is "Lullabies to Paralyze," child, and it's gonna eat you alive. And you'll probably like it. I know I do.
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JasperBNov 13, 2005Good
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sMOct 14, 2005Sexy as hell....
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LucasSSep 17, 2005best ever
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RichardLSep 4, 2005A great album in its own right. Just don't compare it to songs for the deaf.
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EdCAug 5, 2005Brilliant, hard rocking, ultimate awesomeness! And who doesn't want more cowbell? Lullabies is a masterpiece, almost surpassing Songs. Sheer and obscene awesomeness.
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DorJun 24, 2005Fantastic.
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PauloDJun 2, 2005A better follow up to "Songs for the Deaf" but doens't reach the quality of "Rated R".
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brettMay 29, 2005Brilliant,moody,great record.. Should have been 3 songs shorter for consistancy and as a WHOLE body of work. Great wriring !!!!
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OlivierBMay 27, 2005A bit disapointing compared to Songs for the Deaf but still an interresting album. It's less energetic, more hypnotizing. Their metal aspect has almost disappeared but has not really been replaced by anything new unfortunately.
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AndrewGMay 25, 2005It took me about 7 listenings to start to enjoy this album. I loved Songs for the Deaf. This album while not as good, is still way above the average album released these days. QOTSA is one of those special bands that sound completely different than any other band.
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MarkMay 19, 2005This is another fine effort from the queens, with this album being far darker than some their earlier albums. The album obviously lacks the explosiveness that Nick Oliveri brought to the group, but with tracks as amazing as 'Someone's In The Wolf', who actually cares? Brilliant.
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carlosMay 17, 2005LOVE IT!!!!
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MikeCMay 15, 2005This is probably on a par with songs for the deaf. There maybe aren't as many good tunes, but it is more adventurous in many ways. The sense of humour is still there, it's just burried a little deeper than previously.
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MatDMay 3, 2005Good album. QOTSA always surprise us with different albums that are as interesting as previous material. Some people want the same things all the time from a band, and it's sad they don't understand the process.
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declanMApr 20, 2005I have been into these guys since kyuss way back before they were popular have all the sessions this album rocks but it does miss the nick ingredient apart from that a cool stoner album have to say one thing kyuss sound more accomplished and more experimental just listen to sky valley wow heavy man.
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Awards & Rankings
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Entertainment WeeklyThe macho posturing can get obnoxious.... That said, anyone looking for a band that can mix and match metal, blues, thrash, punk, psychedelia, and grunge as the mood suits will be floored by Lullabies. [25 Mar 2005, p.70]
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It's the tension between Homme's conflicting impulses that pressurizes Lullabies to Paralyze's highest points and accounts for its lows.
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BlenderSounds routine, obscure without much mystery. [Apr 2005, p.124]