Here's a brief tidbit about a forthcoming rock title due for a reissue. NME reports that Queens of the Stone Age are readying a 10th anniversary re-release of their first major-label LP, Rated R, for a July release.

QotSA frontman Josh Homme - also a key member of in-demand supergroup Them Crooked Vultures with Dave Grohl (Nirvana, Foo Fighters) and Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones - confirmed that the set would likely feature extra material such as non-LP tracks and unreleased live recordings, possibly from the group's first visit to the famed Reading Festival in the U.K. from a decade before.

In the meantime, hit the jump to reacquaint yourself with the album, and a few possible bonus cuts to boot.

Queens of the Stone Age, Rated R (Interscope 069 490 683-2, 2000)

1. Feel Good Hit of the Summer
2. The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
3. Leg of Lamb
4. Auto Pilot
5. Better Living Through Chemistry
6. Monsters in the Parasol
7. Quick and to the Pointless
8. In the Fade/Feel Good Hit of the Summer (Reprise)
9. Tension Head
10. Lightning Song
11. I Think I Lost My Headache

Possible bonus tracks

• Ode to Clarissa - extra track on Rated X (European LP version of Rated R - Interscope 490 864-1, 2000)
• Born to Hula (New Version) - B-side of "The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret" U.K. CD single (Interscope 497 351-2, 2000). Original version from the Kyuss/QotSA EP (Man's Ruin MR 063, 1997)
• Never Say Never - cover of a Romeo Void song, B-side of "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" CD single (Interscope INTR-10724-2, 2000)
• You're So Vague - parody of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain," B-side of "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" CD single (Interscope INTR-10724-2, 2000)
• Who'll Be the Next in Line - cover of a Kinks track, B-side of "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" CD single (Interscope INTR-10724-2, 2000)