QUEENSRCHE: Dedicated to Chaos
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euleria
the last in line
Let's be optimistic and pretend it means a return to the approach of "Screaming In Digital". (And "Dedicated to Chaos" is a nod to their new inspiration: Megadeth.)
(?? or maybe "digital code" is warning you to put your index digits into your ears??)
Jasonic
Doom On!
edgeofthorns
24 Hours Ago...
I saw Stryper on their last two tours and they nailed it both times! Stryper is one of the very few 80's bands that's actually aged very well. Michael still has a great voice and has killer stage presence to boot!
~Brian~
nomisofsiman
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Well, I do think of all their solid albums, PL is the one that's a grower and takes some time to really "get it" ya know?
nomisofsiman
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Unfortunately, I think you are correct. It seems to fit with their previous statement of incorporating dance music.
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Yeah, maybe it's a change of mode, but with THAT quote, my images conflicted into data overload.
AeonicSlumber
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Metalmilitia2000
UM's Resident Asshole
BenMech
student of the d'eh
Screaming in Digital
Neue Regel
NM 156
Q2K
that whole Mystic Force Man vs. Machine album
Queensryche do have a longstanding quasi-technophobic history.
AngraRULES
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Which explains why their fanbase still buys their shitty records. They're mostly old and afraid of technology.
BenMech
student of the d'eh
Which explains why their fanbase still buys their shitty records. They're mostly old and afraid of technology.
When was the last time you met a 12 year old who can't wait to buy an Angra or Andre Matos album?
Checkmate.
AngraRULES
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dcowboys311
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Virtual Scott
Allroundniceguy™ and Musical Mastermind.
I might be the only one but I still have expectations for this... why I'm holding out hope after being let down time after time, like most QR fans, with everything post-Empire (yes, PL had some shining moments) is beyond me, but still...
I guess, QR having that run of creatively/musically doing no wrong from the EP through EMPIRE have forever marked them in my musical psyche as "the standard of which music/metal can aspire to" has warped my mind. Even after the debacles of Tribe, Q2K, HITNF, the semi-debacles of AS and OMC II, I still HOPE they retain SOME of the ambitions and musical creativity they once broadcast to the world on RFO and OMC.
Ah... well, there's always that padded (empty) room down the hall...
I guess, QR having that run of creatively/musically doing no wrong from the EP through EMPIRE have forever marked them in my musical psyche as "the standard of which music/metal can aspire to" has warped my mind. Even after the debacles of Tribe, Q2K, HITNF, the semi-debacles of AS and OMC II, I still HOPE they retain SOME of the ambitions and musical creativity they once broadcast to the world on RFO and OMC.
Ah... well, there's always that padded (empty) room down the hall...
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I'm looking forward to DTC as much as AngraRules was looking forward to seeing Andre Matos in Atlanta.
Metalmilitia2000
UM's Resident Asshole
Well, with any luck, you'll experience his same disappointment and QR will cancel the release of it.
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Halcyon Way Sufferer
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It will be released by Roadrunner and that day will be happy day indeed. No fear of cancellation at all
AngraRULES
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All joking aside, that's a powerful comparison. I hope you enjoy the album as much as humanly possible. Matos canceling was a bitter disappointment that I don't wish back on anyone. Boy did that sting...
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