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2022 - Digital Noise Alliance
2019 - The Verdict
2015 - Condition Hüman
2013 - Queensrÿche
2011 - Dedicated to Chaos
2009 - American Soldier
2007 - Take Cover
2006 - Operation: Mindcrime II
2003 - Tribe
1999 - Q2K
1997 - Hear in the Now Frontier
1994 - Promised Land
1990 - Empire
1988 - Operation: Mindcrime
1986 - Rage for Order
1984 - The Warning
view 2022 - Digital Noise Alliance 2019 - The Verdict 2015 - Condition Hüman 2013 - Queensrÿche 2011 - Dedicated to Chaos 2009 - American Soldier 2007 - Take Cover 2006 - Operation: Mindcrime II 2003 - Tribe 1999 - Q2K 1997 - Hear in the Now Frontier 1994 - Promised Land 1990 - Empire 1988 - Operation: Mindcrime 1986 - Rage for Order 1984 - The Warning Members
5 Male
Origin
Washington, USA
Genre
Heavy Metal
Style
Metal
Mood
Reflective
Born
5 MaleOrigin
Washington, USAGenre
Heavy MetalStyle
MetalMood
ReflectiveBorn
1981
Active
1981 to Present...
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Current Record Label
Alternate Name
The Mob
Most Loved Tracks5 users
Queensrÿche - Silent Lucidity4 users
Queensrÿche - Silent Lucidity3 users
Queensrÿche - I Don't Believe In Love3 users
Queensrÿche - I Don't Believe In Love3 users
Queensrÿche - I Don't Believe in Love
Music Video Links Revolution Calling |  Silent Lucidity |  I Don't Believe in Love |
Silent Lucidity |  Operation: Mindcrime |  Take Hold of the Flame |
 Light-Years |  Eye9 |  Eyes of a Stranger |
Artist Biography
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Queensrÿche is an American progressive heavy metal band formed in 1981 in Bellevue, Washington. The band has released eleven studio albums and several EPs and DVDs and continues to tour and record.
Queensrÿche has been successful in the progressive scene, having sold over 20 million albums worldwide including over 6 million albums in the United States.
The foundations for Queensrÿche began in the early 1980s. Guitarist Michael Wilton and drummer Scott Rockenfield were members of a band called Cross+Fire, who covered songs from popular heavy metal bands such as Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. Before long Cross+Fire added guitarist Chris DeGarmo and bassist Eddie Jackson to their lineup, and changed their name to The Mob. The Mob, who were without a singer, recruited Geoff Tate to sing for them at a local rock festival. At the time, Tate was already in a band called Babylon. After Babylon broke up Tate performed a few shows with The Mob, but left because he was not interested in performing heavy metal.
In 1981, The Mob put together sufficient funds to record a demo tape. Once again, Tate was enlisted to help. The group recorded four songs - "Queen of the Reich," "Nightrider," "Blinded" and "The Lady Wore Black." The group brought their demo to various labels and were rejected by all of them. Tate also was still committed to staying in his then-current band, Myth.
At the urging of their new manager, The Mob changed their name to Queensrÿche. The name is derived from the title track of their demo, "Queen of the Reich", and is the only known use of the letter Y with an umlaut in English. It was a modification of the spelling "Queensreich" to prevent association of the band with Nazism. As they later joked: "The umlaut over the 'y' has haunted us for years. We spent eleven years trying to explain how to pronounce it."
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