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Operation: Mindcrime

Queensrÿche

Type:
Full-length
Release date:
May 3rd, 1988
Label:
EMI Music
Reviews:
10 reviews (avg. 89%)
1. I Remember Now 01:18   Show lyrics
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2. Anarchy-X 01:27  
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3. Revolution Calling 04:40   Show lyrics
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4. Operation: Mindcrime 04:45   Show lyrics
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5. Speak 03:43   Show lyrics
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6. Spreading the Disease 04:07   Show lyrics
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7. The Mission 05:48   Show lyrics
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8. Suite Sister Mary 10:40   Show lyrics
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9. The Needle Lies 03:09   Show lyrics
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10. Electric Requiem 01:23   Show lyrics
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11. Breaking the Silence 04:34   Show lyrics
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12. I Don't Believe in Love 04:23   Show lyrics
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13. Waiting for 22 01:06   instrumental
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14. My Empty Room 01:32   Show lyrics
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15. Eyes of a Stranger 06:39   Show lyrics
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Band members
Geoff Tate Vocals, Keyboards
Chris DeGarmo Guitars (electric, acoustic and synth)
Michael Wilton Guitars (electric and acoustic)
Eddie Jackson Bass
Scott Rockenfield Drums, Percussion, Keyboards on "Electric Requiem"
Guest/Session
Michael Kamen (R.I.P. 2003) Choir, Cellos
Scott Mateer Vocals (additional): Preacher
Mike Snyder Vocals (additional): News Anchorman
Pamela Moore Vocals (additional): Sister Mary
Anthony Valentine Vocals (additional): Dr. X
Debbie Wheeler Vocals (additional): Nurse
Miscellaneous staff
James Barton Engineering, Mixing
Bob Ludwig Mastering
Paul Northfield Engineering
Jim Campbell Engineering (assistant)
Glen "The Snake" Robinson Engineering (assistant)
Paul Milner Engineering (assistant)
Ronald Prent Mixing (assistant)
Peter Collins Producer
Robert Andrew Photography
Geoff Tate Vocals, Keyboards
Chris DeGarmo Guitars (electric, acoustic and synth)
Michael Wilton Guitars (electric and acoustic)
Eddie Jackson Bass
Scott Rockenfield Drums, Percussion, Keyboards on "Electric Requiem"
Michael Kamen (R.I.P. 2003) Choir, Cellos
Scott Mateer Vocals (additional): Preacher
Mike Snyder Vocals (additional): News Anchorman
Pamela Moore Vocals (additional): Sister Mary
Anthony Valentine Vocals (additional): Dr. X
Debbie Wheeler Vocals (additional): Nurse
James Barton Engineering, Mixing
Bob Ludwig Mastering
Paul Northfield Engineering
Jim Campbell Engineering (assistant)
Glen "The Snake" Robinson Engineering (assistant)
Paul Milner Engineering (assistant)
Ronald Prent Mixing (assistant)
Peter Collins Producer
Robert Andrew Photography
Read The Magnum Opus of Concept... 98% octavarium April 25th, 2012
Read I Remember Now 93% h_clairvoyant January 8th, 2011
Read Great lyrics and concept! 79% Nhorf July 8th, 2008
Read Definitive Queensryche 90% 1stMetalheads May 18th, 2008
Read The Fascination With This... 73% DawnoftheShred July 3rd, 2007
Read Breaking new ground. 99% hells_unicorn October 7th, 2006
Read My favorite album of all time. 100% I_dream_in_infrared February 23rd, 2006
Read An essential Metal album 100% gazzoid June 28th, 2005
Read The most perfect metal... 99% Stormrider February 24th, 2003
Read Too damn fluffy and wavering 59% UltraBoris December 30th, 2002
Cast:
Pamela Moore - as Sister Mary
Anthony Valentine - as Dr. X
Debbie Wheeler - as the Nurse
Mike Snyder - as the Anchorman
Scott Mateer - as Father William
The Moronic Monks of Morin Heights - Choir

Re-released as strictly limited 2 CD leather digibook (Cat.-No. 3052182) by the French label Axe Killer Records in 1999 containing this album and the "Queensryche" EP.
Also re-released in 2003 by EMI/Capitol, with 2 bonus tracks:
16. The Mission (live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 11/14-15/90) (6:12)
17. My Empty Room (live at the Astoria Theatre, London, England 10/20/94) (2:43)
Also released as a box set including a live bonus CD, recorded at The Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 11/15/1990, and the Video: Livecrime DVD
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