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* LongRunnerLineup: From 1982 to 1997, Queensrÿche kept the lineup of Geoff Tate, Chris [=DeGarmo=], Michael Wilton, Eddie Jackson, and Scott Rockenfield. Since then, their band has had a RevolvingDoorLineup.
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** ''Music/OperationMindcrime II'' closes with "All The Promises" (5:10).
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** ''Music/OperationMindcrime II'' closes with "All The the Promises" (5:10).
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* YouAreNotAlone: "Beside You", from ''[=Q2K=]'', is this from the point of view of a father addressing his daughter.
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* YouAreNotAlone: "Beside You", from ''[=Q2K=]'', is this from the point of view of a father addressing his daughter.daughter.
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Once again, Queensrÿche does not have the members separated into lead and rhythm guitars. Both Michael Wilton and Chris De Garmo played lead on different songs.
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In June 2012, Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson kicked Geoff Tate out of the band. Todd La Torre of the band Crimson Glory was chosen as Tate's replacement, and the previously-hired Parker Lundgren was retained on rhythm guitar. Tate continued to tour under the Queensrÿche name with past Queensrÿche member Kelly Gray. On the 28th of April 2014, a statement was released that confirmed that Tate had lost the Queensrÿche brand to Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson who will be carrying on as the sole version of the band while Tate was given the rights to perform ''Operation: Mindcrime'' and ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' in their entirety for unique performances. Tate renamed his band to Operation Mindcrime and continued recording separately through 2017.
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In June 2012, Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson kicked Geoff Tate out of the band. Todd La Torre of the band Crimson Glory was chosen as Tate's replacement, and the previously-hired Parker Lundgren was retained on rhythm guitar. Tate continued to tour under the Queensrÿche name with past Queensrÿche member Kelly Gray. On the 28th of April 2014, a statement was released that confirmed that Tate had lost the Queensrÿche brand to Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson who will be carrying on as the sole version of the band while Tate was given the rights to perform ''Operation: Mindcrime'' and ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' in their entirety for unique performances. Tate renamed his band to Operation Mindcrime and continued recording separately through 2017.
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* Michael Wilton - lead guitar (1982-present)
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* Michael Wilton - lead guitar guitar, occasional backing vocals (1982-present)
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* Mike Stone - rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2002–2009, 2018, 2021-present)
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* Chris [=DeGarmo=] - rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (1982–1997, 2003)
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* Kelly Gray - rhythm guitar, backing vocals (1997–2002)
* Geoff Tate - lead vocals, keyboards, saxophone (1982–2012)
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* Chris [=DeGarmo=] - rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing and occasional lead vocals (1982–1997, 2003)
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* Parker Lundgren - rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2009-2021)
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** TheLeader: Wilton
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** TheBigGuy: Casey
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** TheLeader: Wilton
** TheLancer: Eddie
** TheSmartGuy: Todd
** TheBigGuy: Casey
** [[SixthRanger Fifth Ranger]]: Stone
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* Mike Stone - guitar, backing vocals (2002–2009, 2018, 2021-present)
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* RecordProducer: They have self-produced or co-produced a few of their albums (the self-titled EP and album, ''[=Q2K=]'', ''Tribe''), and worked with [[Music/PinkFloyd James Guthrie]] (''The Warning''), [[Music/{{Yes}} Neil Kernon]] (''Rage for Order''), [[Music/{{Rush}} Peter Collins]] (''Mindcrime'', ''Empire'', ''Hear in the Now Frontier''), James Barton (''Promised Land'', the SelfTitledAlbum), and Jason Slater (''Mindcrime II'', ''Take Cover'', ''American Soldier'', ''Dedicated to Chaos''--possibly the most disliked of all their producers), among others.
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* RecordProducer: They have self-produced or co-produced a few of their albums (the self-titled EP and album, ''[=Q2K=]'', ''Tribe''), and worked with [[Music/PinkFloyd James Guthrie]] (''The Warning''), [[Music/{{Yes}} Neil Kernon]] (''Rage for Order''), [[Music/{{Rush}} [[Music/RushBand Peter Collins]] (''Mindcrime'', ''Empire'', ''Hear in the Now Frontier''), James Barton (''Promised Land'', the SelfTitledAlbum), and Jason Slater (''Mindcrime II'', ''Take Cover'', ''American Soldier'', ''Dedicated to Chaos''--possibly the most disliked of all their producers), among others.
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A ProgressiveMetal band from Seattle, Washington, best remembered for their epic RockOpera ''Music/OperationMindcrime'' and its follow up, ''Empire'', which contained the Top 10 hit "Silent Lucidity".
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A ProgressiveMetal band from Seattle, Washington, UsefulNotes/{{Seattle}}, UsefulNotes/{{Washington}}, best remembered for their epic RockOpera ''Music/OperationMindcrime'' and its follow up, ''Empire'', which contained the Top 10 hit "Silent Lucidity".
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* 2022: ''Digital Noise Alliance''
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Queensrÿche does not have the members separated into lead and rhythm guitars. I don't understand the unexplained changes that refer to Chris as only a "rhythm guitarist." In addition, it is downplaying Chris's influence on the band's early sound to say he only played rhythm. If anyone changes this back, it should be explained.
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* Mike Stone - rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2002–2009, 2018, 2021-present)
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* Mike Stone - rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2002–2009, 2018, 2021-present)
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* Chris [=DeGarmo=] - rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (1982–1997, 2003)
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In June 2012, Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson kicked Geoff Tate out of the band. Todd La Torre of the band Crimson Glory was chosen as Tate's replacement, and the previously-hired Parker Lundgren was retained on rhythm guitar. Tate continued to tour under the Queensrÿche name with past Queensrÿche member Kelly Gray. On the 28th of April 2014, a statement was released that confirmed that Tate had lost the Queensrÿche brand to Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson who will be carrying on as the sole version of the band while Tate was given the rights to perform ''Operation: Mindcrime'' and ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' in their entirety for unique performances.
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In June 2012, Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson kicked Geoff Tate out of the band. Todd La Torre of the band Crimson Glory was chosen as Tate's replacement, and the previously-hired Parker Lundgren was retained on rhythm guitar. Tate continued to tour under the Queensrÿche name with past Queensrÿche member Kelly Gray. On the 28th of April 2014, a statement was released that confirmed that Tate had lost the Queensrÿche brand to Wilton, Rockenfield and Jackson who will be carrying on as the sole version of the band while Tate was given the rights to perform ''Operation: Mindcrime'' and ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' in their entirety for unique performances.
performances. Tate renamed his band to Operation Mindcrime and continued recording separately through 2017.
Rockenfield left the band for a paternity leave in 2017 that turned into a permanent separation and another round of lawsuits, leaving Wilton and Jackson as the remaining founding members.
Rockenfield left the band for a paternity leave in 2017 that turned into a permanent separation and another round of lawsuits, leaving Wilton and Jackson as the remaining founding members.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Scott Rockenfield went on paternity leave from the band in 2017...and, as of August 2019, has not been heard from since. Todd La Torre revealed in an interview in Febuary 2019 that he has not spoke to him since late 2017 and said Scott may not even come back at all. Time will tell at this point.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Scott Rockenfield went on paternity leave from the band in 2017...and, as of August 2019, has not been heard from since. Todd La Torre revealed in an interview in Febuary 2019 that he has not spoke to him since late 2017 and said Scott may not even come back at all. Time will tell at this point. In 2021 Rockenfield filed a lawsuit against the rest of the band, officially making the split permanent.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Depends on the album. The EP is mostly a 7, with "Nightrider" and "Blinded" in particular close to an 8. ''Warning'' and ''Rage for Order'' are around a 5-6, ''Operation: Mindcrime'' is usually a 5-6, but with a few 7s ("Spreading the Disease", "Speak") their '90s albums as well as "Tribe" are usually around a 4-5, and a return to 6-7 from ''Operation Mindcrime II'' on.
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* Geoff Tate - lead vocals, keyboards, saxophone (1982–2012)
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* Geoff Tate - lead vocals, keyboards, saxophone (1982–2012)
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* IAmTheBand: Geoff Tate tried to do this after Chris DeGarmo left, and during the legal disputes after 2012. The courts didn't agree and awarded the other band members the full rights to the Queensryche name.
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* IAmTheBand: Geoff Tate tried to do this after Chris DeGarmo [=DeGarmo=] left, and during the legal disputes after 2012. The courts didn't did not agree and awarded the other band members the full rights to the Queensryche name.
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* RecordProducer: They've self-produced or co-produced a few of their albums (the self-titled EP and album, ''[=Q2K=]'', ''Tribe''), and worked with [[Music/PinkFloyd James Guthrie]] (''The Warning''), [[Music/{{Yes}} Neil Kernon]] (''Rage for Order''), [[Music/{{Rush}} Peter Collins]] (''Mindcrime'', ''Empire'', ''Hear in the Now Frontier''), James Barton (''Promised Land'', the SelfTitledAlbum), and Jason Slater (''Mindcrime II'', ''Take Cover'', ''American Soldier'', ''Dedicated to Chaos''--possibly the most disliked of all their producers), among others.
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* RecordProducer: They've They have self-produced or co-produced a few of their albums (the self-titled EP and album, ''[=Q2K=]'', ''Tribe''), and worked with [[Music/PinkFloyd James Guthrie]] (''The Warning''), [[Music/{{Yes}} Neil Kernon]] (''Rage for Order''), [[Music/{{Rush}} Peter Collins]] (''Mindcrime'', ''Empire'', ''Hear in the Now Frontier''), James Barton (''Promised Land'', the SelfTitledAlbum), and Jason Slater (''Mindcrime II'', ''Take Cover'', ''American Soldier'', ''Dedicated to Chaos''--possibly the most disliked of all their producers), among others.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Scott Rockenfield went on paternity leave from the band in 2017...and, as of August 2019, hasn't been heard from since. Todd La Torre revealed in an interview in Febuary 2019 that he hasn't spoke to him since late 2017 and said Scott may not even come back at all. Time will tell at this point.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Scott Rockenfield went on paternity leave from the band in 2017...and, as of August 2019, hasn't has not been heard from since. Todd La Torre revealed in an interview in Febuary 2019 that he hasn't has not spoke to him since late 2017 and said Scott may not even come back at all. Time will tell at this point.
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Parker is no longer in the band.
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Like most hard rock bands from TheEighties, Queensrÿche's popularity waned in TheNineties with the rise of grunge (which, ironically, has its roots in Queensrÿche's hometown of Seattle). Nonetheless, Queensrÿche continues to record and tour, although founding member Chris [=DeGarmo=] left the band in 1998 to pursue personal interests. His place was filled by Kelly Gray on ''[=Q2K=]'', Mike Stone on ''Tribe'', ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' and ''Take Cover'', and finally Parker Lundgren on ''Dedicated to Chaos''.
In June 2012, Wilton, Rockenfield, and Jackson kicked Geoff Tate out of the band. Todd La Torre of the band Crimson Glory was chosen as Tate's replacement, and the previously-hired Parker Lundgren was retained on guitars. Tate continued to tour under the Queensrÿche name with past Queensrÿche member Kelly Gray. On the 28th of April 2014, a statement was released that confirmed that Tate had lost the Queensrÿche brand to Wilton, Rockenfield, and Jackson who will be carrying on as the sole version of the band while Tate was given the rights to perform ''Operation: Mindcrime'' and ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' in their entirety for unique performances.
In June 2012, Wilton, Rockenfield, and Jackson kicked Geoff Tate out of the band. Todd La Torre of the band Crimson Glory was chosen as Tate's replacement, and the previously-hired Parker Lundgren was retained on guitars. Tate continued to tour under the Queensrÿche name with past Queensrÿche member Kelly Gray. On the 28th of April 2014, a statement was released that confirmed that Tate had lost the Queensrÿche brand to Wilton, Rockenfield, and Jackson who will be carrying on as the sole version of the band while Tate was given the rights to perform ''Operation: Mindcrime'' and ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' in their entirety for unique performances.
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Like most hard rock bands from TheEighties, Queensrÿche's popularity waned in TheNineties with the rise of grunge (which, ironically, has its roots in Queensrÿche's hometown of Seattle). Nonetheless, Queensrÿche continues to record and tour, although founding member Chris [=DeGarmo=] left the band in 1998 to pursue personal interests. His place was filled by Kelly Gray on ''[=Q2K=]'', Mike Stone on ''Tribe'', ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' and ''Take Cover'', and finally Parker Lundgren on ''Dedicated to Chaos''.
Chaos'' and Stone again, as of 2021.
In June 2012, Wilton,Rockenfield, Rockenfield and Jackson kicked Geoff Tate out of the band. Todd La Torre of the band Crimson Glory was chosen as Tate's replacement, and the previously-hired Parker Lundgren was retained on guitars.rhythm guitar. Tate continued to tour under the Queensrÿche name with past Queensrÿche member Kelly Gray. On the 28th of April 2014, a statement was released that confirmed that Tate had lost the Queensrÿche brand to Wilton, Rockenfield, Rockenfield and Jackson who will be carrying on as the sole version of the band while Tate was given the rights to perform ''Operation: Mindcrime'' and ''Operation: Mindcrime II'' in their entirety for unique performances.
In June 2012, Wilton,
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* Mike Stone - rhythm and lead guitars, backing vocals (2002–2009, 2018, 2021-present)
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* Chris [=DeGarmo=] - lead and rhythm guitars, guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (1982–1997, 2003)
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