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DISCOGRAPHY

ALBUMS

AMERICAN SOLDIER - March 31st, 2009

TAKE COVER - November 13th, 2007

SIGN OF THE TIMES: The Best of Queensrÿche - August 28th, 2007

MINDCRIME AT THE MOORE - July 3rd, 2007

OPERATION: MINDCRIME II - April 4th, 2006

THE ART OF LIVE - June 8th, 2004

TRIBE - July 22nd, 2003

CLASSIC MASTERS - March 11th, 2003

LIVE EVOLUTION - September 25th, 2001

OPERATION: LIVECRIME - October 28th, 1991 // September 25th, 2001

Q2K - September 14, 1999

GREATEST HITS - June 27th, 2000

HEAR IN THE NOW FRONTIER - March 25th, 1997

PROMISED LAND - October 18, 1994

EMPIRE - September 4th, 1990

OPERATION: MINDCRIME - May 3rd, 1988

RAGE FOR ORDER -1986

THE WARNING - September 7th, 1984

QUEENSRŸCHE EP - 1983

DVD & VIDEO

MINDCRIME AT THE MOORE - Released by Rhino Records on July 3rd, 2007. Recorded on October 13-15, 2006 the DVD showcases the 1988 masterpiece "Operation: Mindcrime" and the 2006 sequel "Operation: Mindcrime II" in their entirety, Geoff Tate and company took fans on a three-hour journey of rock, revenge, and redemption. Joined onstage by a cast of characters, including Pamela Moore as Sister Mary, QUEENSRŸCHE presented a multi-dimensional experience of all that is "Mindcrime", including the answer to "Who Killed Mary?"

ART OF LIVE - Released by Sanctuary Records on April 20, 2004, this extraordinary live show of the progressive metal band Queensrÿche is captured on the new DVD 'The Art of Live'. 'The Art of Live' was filmed in summer and fall 2003 on Queensrÿche's tour promoting the Sanctuary studio album 'Tribe.' The summer tour was a co-headlining run with Dream Theater. Vocalist Geoff Tate, guitarist Michael Wilton, guitarist Mike Stone, bass guitarist Eddie Jackson and drummer Scott Rockenfield perform Queensrÿche classics, the finest 'Tribe' songs and a cover encore of The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again" featuring Dream Theater.

TRIBE DVD-A - Released on November 4th, 2003, the Tribe DVD-A is a unique DVD that makes a great addition to the CD release of the same title. Extras include: 24 bit/96 kHz DVD-Audio (MLP) & 24 bit/48 kHz Dolby Digital (AC3) 5.1 surround sound options, a "Desert Dance" live performance video, a Queensrÿche photo gallery and lyrics to all songs.

BUILDING EMPIRES - Originally released in 1992 in VHS format, EMI later re-released it on DVD in 2002. The DVD and VHS are exactly the same, so unfortunately no added features, hidden tracks or re-mastering. However, the interactive menus do let you select the videos you wish to see.

EMPIRE DVD-A - Released on July 30th, 2002, the Empire DVD-A is a unique DVD in that it's 90% pure audio. EMI was very generous in including a plethora of extras. Those extras include: synched lyrics, a brand new Geoff Tate & Chris DeGarmo interview (March 2002), music videos for "Jet City Woman" and "Silent Lucidity", a photo gallery, a discography and much more.

LIVE EVOLUTION - Released on September 25th, 2001, this is the definitive Queensrÿche fan release, with tracks spanning from the early days of their groundbreaking EP all the way up to the present day. Songs: The Lady Wore Black, NM 156, London, Roads to Madness, Screaming in Digital, I Am I, Damaged, Empire, Silent Lucidity, Jet City Woman, Hit the Black, Breakdown, Right Side of My Mind, Revolution Calling, Suite Sister Mary, My Empty Room, Eyes of a Stranger, Take Hold of the Flame, Queen of the Reich.

OPERATION: LIVECRIME - Originally released in 1991 as a box set collection (either by VHS/CD or VHS/Cassette), it was later re-released in 2001 as a DVD. The DVD now features included extras, such as: a Geoff Tate interview, "The Live Crime Story", an image gallery with accompanying songs, a biography, a discography, a fan photo gallery, optional subtitled lyrics, a cinemascope and hidden extras.

PROMISED LAND CD-ROM - Released in mid March, 1996 the Promised Land CD-Rom was, and still is, Queensrÿche's first ever interactive game and documentary. Two disc set. The first disc, entitled "Big Log" is an interactive documentary that highlights the recording of the album Promised Land. The second disc, entitled "Promised Land" is three dimensional game that lets you explore the different worlds and psyches of each of the band members. Solving the game will reveal an unreleased song, "Two Mile High", written and recorded exclusively for this release. The CD-Rom has since been discontinued.

VIDEO: MINDCRIME - Released in early 1990 right before the album release of Empire, Video: Mindcrime is a collection of videos from the Operation: Mindcrime era. Videos include "I Don't Believe in Love", "Revolution Calling", "Breaking the Silence", an alternate version of "I Don't Believe in Love" and many more.

LIVE IN TOKYO - Released in 1983, just before the release of The Warning, Queensrÿche performs before a live audience in Tokyo, Japan, all of which is recorded on video for your viewing pleasure. Titles are "Nightrider," "Prophecy," "Deliverance," "Child of Fire", "En Force," "Blinded," "The Lady Wore Black," "Warning," "Take Hold of the Flame," and "Queen of the Reich".

SOUNDTRACKS

TALES FROM THE CRYPT: Monsters of Metal - September 25th "Eyes of A Stranger" was included on this CD.

LAST ACTION HER0 - Released on June 8th, 1993, The Last Action Hero soundtrack became one of the most sought after CDs of that year. The soundtrack includes the Queensrÿche track "Real World" which also features Michael Kamen on orchestra.

FORD FAIRLANE - Released in 1991, the Ford Fairlane soundtrack brought in almost twice the amount of money that the movie did. And because of this, the movie was considered a box office bomb! "Last Time in Paris" was the featured Queensrÿche track, which was originally to appear on the album "Empire".

METAL YEARS: The Decline of Western Civilization Part II - Released in 1988, Metal Years is an exploration of heavy metal music and its adherents, a documentary featuring the likes of Alice Cooper, Ozzy Osbourne, Poison & Queensrÿche. Queensrÿche's featured track: "Prophecy".

COMPILATIONS

NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL POWER BALLADS! - March 24th, 2009. Only the strength of NOW could bring together for the first time rock heavyweights Journey, Aerosmith and Queensrÿche. 18 classic power ballads. The track list spans the greatest songs of the genre. "Silent Lucidity" is the featured track from Queensrÿche.

WE WISH YOU A METAL XMAS AND A HEADBANGING NEW YEAR - October 14th, 2008. We Wish You A Metal Christmas and a Headbanging New Year is a line up of hard rock and heavy metal’s finest giving their own unique twist to Christmas classics old and new. This is definitely not an album for the faint hearted. Featuring all brand new studio recordings from stars such as Alice Cooper, Lemmy Kilmister, Ronnie James Dio, Dave Grohl, Billy Gibbons, Tony Iommi, Geoff Tate and more. Geoff's featured track is "Silver Bells."

MONSTER BALLADS XMAS - August 22, 2007. From the biggest stars of the '80s pop metal era, Monster Ballads Xmas features rockin' renditions of favorite holiday tunes like Silent Night, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, and White Christmas. With Christmas covers from superstar acts like Twisted Sister, Winger, Queensrÿche and Skid Row, Monster Ballads Xmas is spreading holiday cheer the hard rock way. Queensrÿche is featured on the song, “White Christmas.”

METAL MANIA STRIPPED VOL. 3 - March 6, 2007 “The Killing Words”

GEOFF TATE & MICHAEL WILTON - Butchering The Beatles - Oct. 19th, 2006 Geoff Tate sang lead vocals and Michael Wilton played guitar on the track “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds” on this Beatles tribute CD.

METAL MANIA STRIPPED VOL. 1 - Nov. 23, 2004 “Silent Lucidity”

MONSTER MADNESS

VH-1's BIG HAIR

SOLO PROJECTS

On June 25th, 2002 Geoff Tate released his first ever solo CD. Self-titled, the album was a huge departure from the work he has previously done with Queensrÿche.

On September 25th, 2001 Geoff Tate was featured on the Queen tribute CD, Stone Cold Queen, singing lead vocals on the track "Somebody To Love."

On May 20th and 21st 1985, 40 artists from various hard rock bands got together at A&M Records Studios to record a song called Stars. An idea originally coming from Jimmy Bain and Vivian Campbell on raising money for the famine relief in Africa and other parts of the world. Geoff Tate appeared, courtesy of EMI Records singing the line, "But singers and songs will never change it alone... we are calling you, calling you" and "We are forever you and I" in the second verse.

On June 24th, 2002 Michael Wilton along with Nick Pollock, Dave Groves and Wes Hallam played their first ever Soulbender gig, opening for Geoff Tate.

On December 11th, 2002 Scott Rockenfield released his first ever solo CD. The -X- Chapter is a beautiful voyage fused with intensity and brilliance; something fans have come to expect from the rock mastermind. From beginning to end, The -X- Chapters is pure ear candy.

Scott Rockenfield and Kelly Gray (ex-Queensrÿche guitarist), Damon Johnson
and Roman Glick (Brother Cane) and Scotty Heard (Sweaty Nipples) combined their exceptional talents in the fall of 2000. From this dynamic band of friends and rare musical chemistry emerged Slave to the System.

SCOTT ROCKENFIELD - HELLS CANYON This progressive instrumental rock opus is a musical impression of places and historical events in the deepest gorge in North America, Hells Canyon. From the hard hitting fusion rock of "Seven Devils" to the melancholy strains of "China's Last Stand", which echo the tragic massacre at Deep Creek, Scott and Paul take you on a sonic journey through a powerful creation of nature.

SCOTT ROCKENFIELD - TELEVOID Released in 1999, this highly acclaimed first outing from Rockenfield/Speer
is a computer animation thrill ride that received a Grammy nomination in 1998 for Long Form Music Video. The soundtrack punches each scene with a vengeance. It was directed and edited by Michael Boydstun, who also worked on the Mind's Eye series of music videos.

Chris DeGarmo, former guitarist of Queensrÿche, Vin Dombroski, lead singer of Sponge, and Mike Inez & Sean Kinney, the rhythm section of Alice In Chains, came to be in the dark confines of a Seattle rehearsal space in late 1999. The seeds were planted in 1998, when Kinney’s Alice In Chains band mate Jerry Cantrell was putting together a touring band to promote his first solo album. DeGarmo and Kinney were part of that band. Their friendship and chemistry would evolve throughout the rehearsals and subsequent tour that followed.

On June 18th, 2002 Jerry Cantrell's 2nd solo effort, Degradation Trip hit store shelves. On the third track CD, "Anger Rising", Chris DeGarmo made a guest appearance playing slide guitar. Previous to this, Chris also joined Jerry supporting him on his Boggy Depot tour.

STORIES FROM A BLUE ROOM - While most songwriters cite “life experiences” as the influence behind their songs, for Pamela Moore, it’s an honest answer, not a public relations line. Her lyrics on Stories from a Blue Room are derived from a life spent in and out of the music business and provide a unique landscape of emotions.

RETROSPECTIVE - World class singer Pamela Moore, best known for her vocal part as Sister Mary on the Queensrÿche highly acclaimed, multi-platinum album Operation Mindcrime, has put out a short collection of songs called: A Retrospective.

RADAR - This is really powerful rock at it's best, everything sounds just perfect! Radar is a five-member band featuring lead vocalist Pamela Moore. You may know Pam from her work as "Sister Mary" on QUEENSRŸCHE's "Operation: Mindcrime" album. With RADAR, you can now enjoy Pam singing pure 80s Melodic Rock.

DISCOGRAPHY
ALBUMS
	AMERICAN SOLDIER - March 31st, 2009
	TAKE COVER - November 13th, 2007
	SIGN OF THE TIMES: The Best of Queensrÿche - August 28th, 2007
	MINDCRIME AT THE MOORE - July 3rd, 2007
	OPERATION: MINDCRIME II - April 4th, 2006
	THE ART OF LIVE - June 8th, 2004
	TRIBE - July 22nd, 2003
	CLASSIC MASTERS - March 11th, 2003
	LIVE EVOLUTION - September 25th, 2001
	OPERATION: LIVECRIME - October 28th, 1991 // September 25th, 2001
	Q2K - September 14, 1999
	GREATEST HITS - June 27th, 2000
	HEAR IN THE NOW FRONTIER - March 25th, 1997
	PROMISED LAND - October 18, 1994
	EMPIRE - September 4th, 1990
	OPERATION: MINDCRIME - May 3rd, 1988
	RAGE FOR ORDER -1986
	THE WARNING - September 7th, 1984
	QUEENSRŸCHE EP - 1983
DVD & VIDEO
	MINDCRIME AT THE MOORE - Released by Rhino Records on July 3rd, 2007. Recorded on October 13-15, 2006 the DVD showcases the 1988 masterpiece "Operation: Mindcrime" and the 2006 sequel "Operation: Mindcrime II" in their entirety, Geoff Tate and company took fans on a three-hour journey of rock, revenge, and redemption. Joined onstage by a cast of characters, including Pamela Moore as Sister Mary, QUEENSRŸCHE presented a multi-dimensional experience of all that is "Mindcrime", including the answer to "Who Killed Mary?"
	ART OF LIVE - Released by Sanctuary Records on April 20, 2004, this extraordinary live show of the progressive metal band Queensrÿche is captured on the new DVD 'The Art of Live'. 'The Art of Live' was filmed in summer and fall 2003 on Queensrÿche's tour promoting the Sanctuary studio album 'Tribe.' The summer tour was a co-headlining run with Dream Theater. Vocalist Geoff Tate, guitarist Michael Wilton, guitarist Mike Stone, bass guitarist Eddie Jackson and drummer Scott Rockenfield perform Queensrÿche classics, the finest 'Tribe' songs and a cover encore of The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again" featuring Dream Theater.
	TRIBE DVD-A - Released on November 4th, 2003, the Tribe DVD-A is a unique DVD that makes a great addition to the CD release of the same title. Extras include: 24 bit/96 kHz DVD-Audio (MLP) & 24 bit/48 kHz Dolby Digital (AC3) 5.1 surround sound options, a "Desert Dance" live performance video, a Queensrÿche photo gallery and lyrics to all songs.
	BUILDING EMPIRES - Originally released in 1992 in VHS format, EMI later re-released it on DVD in 2002. The DVD and VHS are exactly the same, so unfortunately no added features, hidden tracks or re-mastering. However, the interactive menus do let you select the videos you wish to see.
	EMPIRE DVD-A - Released on July 30th, 2002, the Empire DVD-A is a unique DVD in that it's 90% pure audio. EMI was very generous in including a plethora of extras. Those extras include: synched lyrics, a brand new Geoff Tate & Chris DeGarmo interview (March 2002), music videos for "Jet City Woman" and "Silent Lucidity", a photo gallery, a discography and much more.
	LIVE EVOLUTION - Released on September 25th, 2001, this is the definitive Queensrÿche fan release, with tracks spanning from the early days of their groundbreaking EP all the way up to the present day. Songs: The Lady Wore Black, NM 156, London, Roads to Madness, Screaming in Digital, I Am I, Damaged, Empire, Silent Lucidity, Jet City Woman, Hit the Black, Breakdown, Right Side of My Mind, Revolution Calling, Suite Sister Mary, My Empty Room, Eyes of a Stranger, Take Hold of the Flame, Queen of the Reich.
	OPERATION: LIVECRIME - Originally released in 1991 as a box set collection (either by VHS/CD or VHS/Cassette), it was later re-released in 2001 as a DVD. The DVD now features included extras, such as: a Geoff Tate interview, "The Live Crime Story", an image gallery with accompanying songs, a biography, a discography, a fan photo gallery, optional subtitled lyrics, a cinemascope and hidden extras.
	PROMISED LAND CD-ROM - Released in mid March, 1996 the Promised Land CD-Rom was, and still is, Queensrÿche's first ever interactive game and documentary. Two disc set. The first disc, entitled "Big Log" is an interactive documentary that highlights the recording of the album Promised Land. The second disc, entitled "Promised Land" is three dimensional game that lets you explore the different worlds and psyches of each of the band members. Solving the game will reveal an unreleased song, "Two Mile High", written and recorded exclusively for this release. The CD-Rom has since been discontinued.
	VIDEO: MINDCRIME - Released in early 1990 right before the album release of Empire, Video: Mindcrime is a collection of videos from the Operation: Mindcrime era. Videos include "I Don't Believe in Love", "Revolution Calling", "Breaking the Silence", an alternate version of "I Don't Believe in Love" and many more.
	LIVE IN TOKYO - Released in 1983, just before the release of The Warning, Queensrÿche performs before a live audience in Tokyo, Japan, all of which is recorded on video for your viewing pleasure. Titles are "Nightrider," "Prophecy," "Deliverance," "Child of Fire", "En Force," "Blinded," "The Lady Wore Black," "Warning," "Take Hold of the Flame," and "Queen of the Reich".
SOUNDTRACKS
	TALES FROM THE CRYPT: Monsters of Metal - September 25th "Eyes of A Stranger" was included on this CD.
	LAST ACTION HER0 - Released on June 8th, 1993, The Last Action Hero soundtrack became one of the most sought after CDs of that year. The soundtrack includes the Queensrÿche track "Real World" which also features Michael Kamen on orchestra.
	FORD FAIRLANE - Released in 1991, the Ford Fairlane soundtrack brought in almost twice the amount of money that the movie did. And because of this, the movie was considered a box office bomb! "Last Time in Paris" was the featured Queensrÿche track, which was originally to appear on the album "Empire".
	METAL YEARS: The Decline of Western Civilization Part II - Released in 1988, Metal Years is an exploration of heavy metal music and its adherents, a documentary featuring the likes of Alice Cooper, Ozzy Osbourne, Poison & Queensrÿche. Queensrÿche's featured track: "Prophecy".
COMPILATIONS
	NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL POWER BALLADS! - March 24th, 2009. Only the strength of NOW could bring together for the first time rock heavyweights Journey, Aerosmith and Queensrÿche. 18 classic power ballads. The track list spans the greatest songs of the genre. "Silent Lucidity" is the featured track from Queensrÿche.
	WE WISH YOU A METAL XMAS AND A HEADBANGING NEW YEAR - October 14th, 2008. We Wish You A Metal Christmas and a Headbanging New Year is a line up of hard rock and heavy metal’s finest giving their own unique twist to Christmas classics old and new. This is definitely not an album for the faint hearted. Featuring all brand new studio recordings from stars such as Alice Cooper, Lemmy Kilmister, Ronnie James Dio, Dave Grohl, Billy Gibbons, Tony Iommi, Geoff Tate and more. Geoff's featured track is "Silver Bells."
	MONSTER BALLADS XMAS - August 22, 2007. From the biggest stars of the '80s pop metal era, Monster Ballads Xmas features rockin' renditions of favorite holiday tunes like Silent Night, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, and White Christmas. With Christmas covers from superstar acts like Twisted Sister, Winger, Queensrÿche and Skid Row, Monster Ballads Xmas is spreading holiday cheer the hard rock way. Queensrÿche is featured on the song, “White Christmas.”
	METAL MANIA STRIPPED VOL. 3 - March 6, 2007 “The Killing Words”
	GEOFF TATE & MICHAEL WILTON - Butchering The Beatles - Oct. 19th, 2006 Geoff Tate sang lead vocals and Michael Wilton played guitar on the track “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds” on this Beatles tribute CD.
	METAL MANIA STRIPPED VOL. 1 - Nov. 23, 2004 “Silent Lucidity”
	MONSTER MADNESS
	VH-1's BIG HAIR
SOLO PROJECTS
	On June 25th, 2002 Geoff Tate released his first ever solo CD. Self-titled, the album was a huge departure from the work he has previously done with Queensrÿche.
	On September 25th, 2001 Geoff Tate was featured on the Queen tribute CD, Stone Cold Queen, singing lead vocals on the track "Somebody To Love."
	On May 20th and 21st 1985, 40 artists from various hard rock bands got together at A&M Records Studios to record a song called Stars. An idea originally coming from Jimmy Bain and Vivian Campbell on raising money for the famine relief in Africa and other parts of the world. Geoff Tate appeared, courtesy of EMI Records singing the line, "But singers and songs will never change it alone... we are calling you, calling you" and "We are forever you and I" in the second verse.
	On June 24th, 2002 Michael Wilton along with Nick Pollock, Dave Groves and Wes Hallam played their first ever Soulbender gig, opening for Geoff Tate.
	On December 11th, 2002 Scott Rockenfield released his first ever solo CD. The -X- Chapter is a beautiful voyage fused with intensity and brilliance; something fans have come to expect from the rock mastermind. From beginning to end, The -X- Chapters is pure ear candy.
	Scott Rockenfield and Kelly Gray (ex-Queensrÿche guitarist), Damon Johnson and Roman Glick (Brother Cane) and Scotty Heard (Sweaty Nipples) combined their exceptional talents in the fall of 2000. From this dynamic band of friends and rare musical chemistry emerged Slave to the System.
	SCOTT ROCKENFIELD - HELLS CANYON This progressive instrumental rock opus is a musical impression of places and historical events in the deepest gorge in North America, Hells Canyon. From the hard hitting fusion rock of "Seven Devils" to the melancholy strains of "China's Last Stand", which echo the tragic massacre at Deep Creek, Scott and Paul take you on a sonic journey through a powerful creation of nature.
	SCOTT ROCKENFIELD - TELEVOID Released in 1999, this highly acclaimed first outing from Rockenfield/Speer is a computer animation thrill ride that received a Grammy nomination in 1998 for Long Form Music Video. The soundtrack punches each scene with a vengeance. It was directed and edited by Michael Boydstun, who also worked on the Mind's Eye series of music videos.
	Chris DeGarmo, former guitarist of Queensrÿche, Vin Dombroski, lead singer of Sponge, and Mike Inez & Sean Kinney, the rhythm section of Alice In Chains, came to be in the dark confines of a Seattle rehearsal space in late 1999. The seeds were planted in 1998, when Kinney’s Alice In Chains band mate Jerry Cantrell was putting together a touring band to promote his first solo album. DeGarmo and Kinney were part of that band. Their friendship and chemistry would evolve throughout the rehearsals and subsequent tour that followed.
	On June 18th, 2002 Jerry Cantrell's 2nd solo effort, Degradation Trip hit store shelves. On the third track CD, "Anger Rising", Chris DeGarmo made a guest appearance playing slide guitar. Previous to this, Chris also joined Jerry supporting him on his Boggy Depot tour.
	STORIES FROM A BLUE ROOM - While most songwriters cite “life experiences” as the influence behind their songs, for Pamela Moore, it’s an honest answer, not a public relations line. Her lyrics on Stories from a Blue Room are derived from a life spent in and out of the music business and provide a unique landscape of emotions.
	RETROSPECTIVE - World class singer Pamela Moore, best known for her vocal part as Sister Mary on the Queensrÿche highly acclaimed, multi-platinum album Operation Mindcrime, has put out a short collection of songs called: A Retrospective.
	RADAR - This is really powerful rock at it's best, everything sounds just perfect! Radar is a five-member band featuring lead vocalist Pamela Moore. You may know Pam from her work as "Sister Mary" on QUEENSRŸCHE's "Operation: Mindcrime" album. With RADAR, you can now enjoy Pam singing pure 80s Melodic Rock.