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Queensrÿche
Operation: Mindcrime
Genres: Rock, Classic Rock, Metal

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. I Remember Now - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
2. Anarchy-X - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
3. Revolution Calling - Queensr?che, Tate, Geoff
4. Operation: Mindcrime - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
5. Speak - Queensr?che, Tate, Geoff
6. Spreading the Disease - Queensr?che, Tate, Geoff
7. The Mission - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
8. Suite Sister Mary - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
9. The Needle Lies - Queensr?che, Tate, Geoff
10. Electric Requiem - Queensr?che, Rockenfield, Scott
11. Breaking the Silence - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
12. I Don't Believe in Love - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
13. Waiting for 22 - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris
14. My Empty Room - Queensr?che, Tate, Geoff
15. Eyes of a Stranger - Queensr?che, DeGarmo, Chris

CD Details

All Artists: Queensrÿche
Title: Operation: Mindcrime
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI America
Release Date: 8/31/2004
Genres: Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Metal, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 821838265726

Synopsis

Album Description

Queensryche's "Operation:mindcrime" Deluxe Edition features the original album tracklist plus bonus live tracks and a previously unreleased live performance of the entire "mindcrime" album recorded at Hammersmith Odeon, London, England on November 15, 1990. Also includes the "Video:mindcrime" DVD (previously available on VHS only) with two new previously unreleased bonus clips. Packaged in four panel deluxe DigiPak with 24-page booklet and special slipcase.

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CD Reviews

It's alright

B. E Jackson | Pennsylvania | 06/24/2010

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I really don't get Queensryche. I'll be the first to admit it. Their music just sounds incredibly generic and secondrate to me, making other heavy metal acts such as Metallica and Iron Maiden look like the true geniuses they are.

The problem lies in the bands ability to write songs. They can't write them, or at least, not in a satisfying and creative way. Just in a generic, dumbed down kind of way.

The "Sister Mary" suite is probably the poorest excuse for a multi-part sophisticated metal song I've ever heard. The vocal melodies are good enough to get the job done, but on the flipside, they offer absolutely nothing in the way of creativity. The entire 10-minute suite doesn't offer hardly anything at all, in fact. No amazing guitar solos, no exceptional songwriting to speak of, and certainly no originality. Just... good lyrics I suppose, and nothing more.

I used to think Operation: Mindcrime was a significant improvement over Empire, but I'm not so sure now. Both albums are fairly even.

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