Showing posts with label emi music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emi music. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Cataloguing My Metal Collection Pt. 78
ARTIST: Queensryche
ORIGIN: Bellevue, WA (United States)
TITLE: Operation: Mindcrime
LABEL: EMI Music
YEAR: 1988
GENRE: Progressive Metal
FAVORITE SONG: "The Needle Lies"
NOTES: This is one of the greatest metal concept albums of all time. The story is engaging, with clearly identifiable characters. And of course the guitar work of Chris DeGarmo and the vocals of Geoff Tate are incredible. One of the most talented duos in metal. These album has a number of classic tracks, but "I Don't Believe in Love" is the big hit.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Cataloguing My Metal Collection Pt. 19
ARTIST: Queensryche
ORIGIN: Bellevue, WA (United States)
TITLE: Empire
LABEL: EMI Music
YEAR: 1990
GENRE: Progressive Metal
FAVORITE SONG: "Empire"
NOTES: Another album that I got for my 14th birthday from my grandmother (she really came through on this one). This was my second album by the Washington-based progressive metal outfit. Though I never quite liked this one as much as my first album by the band, even though it is arguably heavier. "Silent Lucidity" is probably Queensryche's most well-known song.
ORIGIN: Bellevue, WA (United States)
TITLE: Empire
LABEL: EMI Music
YEAR: 1990
GENRE: Progressive Metal
FAVORITE SONG: "Empire"
NOTES: Another album that I got for my 14th birthday from my grandmother (she really came through on this one). This was my second album by the Washington-based progressive metal outfit. Though I never quite liked this one as much as my first album by the band, even though it is arguably heavier. "Silent Lucidity" is probably Queensryche's most well-known song.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Cataloguing My Metal Collection Pt. 8
ARTIST: QueensrycheORIGIN: Bellevue, WA (United States)
TITLE: Promised Land
LABEL: EMI Music
YEAR: 1994
GENRE: Progressive Metal
FAVORITE SONG: "One More Time"
NOTES: I picked this one up on the aforementioned trip to Indiana. Songs off of this album were getting a lot of play on the local hard rock radio station at the time. I remember three songs being played somewhat frequently, all of which I liked quite a bit. Queensryche was a bit of a departure musically for me as to that point thrash metal was the major genre I was getting into. "Someone Else?" is an extremely powerful song with just a piano and Geoff Tate's incredible vocals.
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