Release History
| Region | Date | Label | Format | Catalog # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | September 10, 2008 | Vertigo Records | Compact Disc, digipak, deluxe carton box, 2LP (33 rpm), 5LP box (45 rpm 180-gram vinyl) | 1773726 |
| Mexico | Universal Music | Compact Disc, Super Jewel Case | ||
| Austria | September 12, 2008 | Compact Disc | — | |
| Colombia | Vertigo Records | Compact Disc | 602517840201 | |
| Finland | Universal Music | Compact Disc, digipak, deluxe carton box | — | |
| Germany | Compact Disc | — | ||
| Japan | Compact Disc, deluxe carton box | UICR-1077 | ||
| United States | Warner Bros. Records | Compact Disc, deluxe carton box, 2LP (33 rpm), 5LP box (45 rpm 180-gram vinyl) | 508732-2 | |
| Canada | Warner Music | Compact Disc, digipak | 2-508732 | |
| Poland | Universal Music | Compact Disc, deluxe carton box | — | |
| Portugal | Compact Disc, deluxe carton box | 00602517737280 | ||
| Switzerland | Compact Disc, deluxe carton box | — | ||
| Europe | Compact Disc, Coffin Box Set, Deluxe CD Carton Case | 00602517737280 | ||
| India | Compact Disc, digipak, coffin box set | 602517737266 | ||
| Australia | September 13, 2008 | Compact Disc, limited edition die-cut deluxe digipak | 00602517737280 |
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