Bear said:Thats nice you joined to let us know that
Bear
corvinus said:Why, do I have to agree with what you like?
My thoughts pretty much. I also think Tate's vocals sound fine and fit the mood/vibe of the song.AngraRULES said:Not bad at all. I like it.
BenMech said:I'm in neutral gear. I look forward to hearing the full album before I call where the songs fall in context.
Btw, is that Breaking the Silence or I Don't Believe in Love?
Cheiron said:I love Queensryche, and Operation:Mindcrime is one of my favorite albums of all time.
Andy Laudano said:So do I and in my opinion Operation:Mindcrime could be the best album ever made. The unfortunate truth is that everything after Empire was aweful. It's like they suddenly forgot how to do everything they did best. No more signature screaming guitar sound. No more catchy choruses. I mostly attributed that to Chris DeGarmo leaving the band but he was responsible for The Hear and Now Frontier album and then he worked on a recent album that stunk too. I don't know what happened to this once great band.
I think too many people were expecting another record like 'Empire' and got nothing of the kind in 'Promised Land', so of course it gets panned a lot. It is much darker, and introspective, than any of their other stuff, but brilliant and sometimes quite beautiful. It was a complete u-turn from 'Empire' and caught some of guard, imo. To me, it stands right up there with their best work.Bear said:Not truth just your opinion. The Promised Land and HITNF were good albums to me. Its was Q2Krap and Tribe that sucked. The Promised Land tour kicked ass
Bear
Bear said:Not truth just your opinion. The Promised Land and HITNF were good albums to me. Its was Q2Krap and Tribe that sucked. The Promised Land tour kicked ass
Bear
BenMech said:Tribe is undervalued, and in time, will be looked at more kindly.
TheWhisper said:I think too many people were expecting another record like 'Empire' and got nothing of the kind in 'Promised Land', so of course it gets panned a lot. It is much darker, and introspective, than any of their other stuff, but brilliant and sometimes quite beautiful. It was a complete u-turn from 'Empire' and caught some of guard, imo. To me, it stands right up there with their best work.
TheWhisper said:'Lady Jane' may just be the best song they've ever recorded.
It wouldn't be any good with DeGarmo either. He was the 'brains' behind Hear In The Now Frontier, and that turned out like grungified crap on a stick.General Zod said:OMCII - DeGarmo = Shit. That is all.
Zod
TheWhisper said:I think too many people were expecting another record like 'Empire' and got nothing of the kind in 'Promised Land', so of course it gets panned a lot. It is much darker, and introspective, than any of their other stuff, but brilliant and sometimes quite beautiful. It was a complete u-turn from 'Empire' and caught some of guard, imo. To me, it stands right up there with their best work.
DarkTide said:It wouldn't be any good with DeGarmo either. He was the 'brains' behind Hear In The Now Frontier, and that turned out like grungified crap on a stick.
BenMech said:BINGO! Real Ryche fans know Empire was the outlier, the intentional cash-grab in their catalogue, not the norm. Each of the other Ryche albums is full of nearly dour introspection.
Thank you very much...lady_space said:I couldn't agree more. Well put.
Why are you're trying to make this personal and singling me out...lady_space said:Now that statement, on the other hand...
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