Being a Seattle kid, I grew up with Queensryche and clearly remember the impact they had in 1984...
I recently found a site here that sheds some light on the very early days of Queensryche when THE local band was CULPRIT who can be found here. A lot of people at the time believed Culprit would be the band to make it and, as history shows, a lot of us were wrong...
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- RhoadsOliva
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Totally agree that OM 2 was a let down. When I saw them in september last year, they played the whole OM (with P Moore) awesome show! Managed to record it too!
INHO their best album is still "Rage for order" though their commercial success (Empire) was one of their last "great ones". Their last really good one was Promised Land. There are some decent tracks on the albums following, but none matched the good quality of the albums before.
INHO their best album is still "Rage for order" though their commercial success (Empire) was one of their last "great ones". Their last really good one was Promised Land. There are some decent tracks on the albums following, but none matched the good quality of the albums before.
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the first i heard of Queensryche was on a compilation LP that i bought and they had the song Queens Of The Ryche on there. I love that song and got the EP, and really liked that aswell, or atleast a few cuts. But then when i heard the main album i kinda lost it for em. Maybe its just me but i dont think they lived up to the EP.