Queensrÿche: Mindcrime at the Moore
by Bruce Green (XIII)
from Rhino / Wea
The theatrical production of Operation: Mindcrime and Operation: Mindcrime II an epic tale of rock revenge and redemption is captured here in a 2-CD set. Ensuring maximum velocity fervor from both the band and fans this performance at Seattle's Moore Theater is a spectacle not to be missed.System Requirements:Track Listings: 1. I Remember Now [Disc 1] 2. Anarchy-X [Disc 1] 3. Revolution Calling [Disc 1] 4. Operation Mindcrime [Disc 1] 5. Speak [Disc 1] 6. Spreading The Disease [Disc 1] 7. The Mission [Disc 1] 8. Suite Sister Mary [Disc 1] 9. The Needle Lies [Disc 1] 10. Electric Requiem[Disc 1] 11. Breaking The Silence [Disc 1] 12. I Don't Believe In Love [Disc 1] 13. Waiting For 22 [Disc 1] 14. My Empty Room [Disc 1] 15. Eyes Of A Stranger [Disc 1] 16. Freiheit Ouverture [Disc 2] 17. Convict [Disc 2] 18. I'm American [Disc 2] 19. One Foot In Hell [Disc 2] 20. Hostage [Disc 2] 21. The Hands [Disc 2] 22. Speed Of Light [Disc 2] 23. Signs Say Go [Disc 2] 24. Re-Arrange You [Disc 2] 25. The Chase [Disc 2] 26. Murderer? [Disc 2] 27. Circles [Disc 2] 28. If I Could Change It All [Disc 2] 29. An Intentional Confrontation [Disc 2] 30. A Junkie's Blues [Disc 2] 31. Fear City Slide[Disc 2] 32. All The Promises [Disc 2] 33. Walk In The Shadows (Encore) [Disc 2] 34. Jet City Woman (Encore) [Disc 2] 35. Tour Documentary [Bonus Features] 36. Rock & Ride [Bonus Features] 37. The Chase-with Ronnie James Dio [Bonus Features] Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: MUSIC DVD/CONCERTS UPC: 603497272020 Manufacturer No: 972720
Queensryche - Operation Livecrime
from Capitol
To Queensryche fans, Operation: Mindcrime is the hard-rock equivalent of Pink Floyd's The Wall in its ambition, scope, and theatrical pomp. This 1991 filming of the band's live presentation of the album is no substitute for its electrifying stage show, but as filmed concerts go, it's a pretty good replacement. Visually, director Wayne Isham and his editor Jeff Richter do their best to keep up with the multimedia production: films, lighting, cued sounds, and dialogue are as important to Operation: Livecrime as the music. But enough of the convoluted story comes through to allow even the uninitiated to follow it. Musically, the band is in top form, especially singer Geoff Tate, who seems to hit notes most rock singers didn't even know existed. The DVD also includes a new interview with Tate and "The LIVEcrime Story," a set of images that originally appeared in the booklet of the limited-edition CD boxed set. --Kevin Filipski
Queensryche - Live Evolution
from Sanctuary Records
This is the definitive Queensryche fan release, with tracks spanning from the early days of their groundbreaking EP all the way up to the present day. Songs: The Lady Wore Black, NM 156, London, Roads to Madness, Screaming in Digital, I Am I, Damaged, Empire, Silent Lucidity, Jet City Woman, Hit the Black, Breakdown, Right Side of My Mind, Revolution Calling, Suite Sister Mary, My Empty Room, Eyes of a Stranger, Take Hold of the Flame, Queen of the Reich.
Rockthology, Vol. 2: Hard N Heavy
from Image Entertainment
Featurettes from the decade-old Hard and Heavy program are collected on Rockthology, volume 2 of which stars metal giants Ozzy Osbourne, Lita Ford, Scorpions, Yngwie Malmsteen, Judas Priest, Ronnie James Dio, German goddess Doro, and progressive-metallers Queensryche. The 5- to 15-minute episodes showcase band member interviews, snippets from video clips, and occasional in-studio or at-home footage. Highlights are Ozzy discussing his partnership with late guitarist Randy Rhoads, Priest's Rob Halford admitting his anger over the infamous trial accusing their music of causing a teenager's death, and Queensryche's members hoping their music will make listeners aware of political and environmental concerns. Otherwise, this ragtag, 80-minute collection isn't thorough enough to satisfy longtime fans and is too "inside" to attract new ones. Cutting between interviews and video clips kills the chance to enjoy either, and the shortest segments (on Malmsteen and Doro) are so superficial they'll disappoint everyone. --Kevin Filipski
This compilation features music videos combined with rarely-seen footage of up close and in-depth interviews with some of the greatest bands in rock history. Hardcore fans will also enjoy a host of innovative DVD features including band history highlights, extensive discographies, interactive trivia games, bonus animation, and more! Bands featured in this volume are Ozzy Osbourne, Lita Ford, Scorpions, Yngwie Malmsteen, Judas Priest, Dio, Doro and Queensryche.
Queensryche - Live
from SBME SPECIAL MKTS.
When Queensryche returned to their hometown of Seattle for two sold out shows (July 27 & 28, 2001) at the beautiful Moore Theater, it was a triumphant homecoming for the group. Tracks: Jet City Woman, Silent Lucidity, Queen Of The Reich, Screaming In Digital, London, Take Hold Of The Flame, Eyes Of A Stranger, Empire, Revolution Calling, The Right Side Of My Mind
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