Queensrÿche, Operation: Mindcrime - 59m 43s

Tracks & Durations

1. Remember Now	1:20
2. Anarchy-X	1:29
3. Revolution Calling	4:41
4. Operation Mindcrime	4:47
5. Speak	3:44
6. Spreading The Disease	4:09
7. The Mission	5:49
8. Suite Sister Mary	10:41
9. The Needles Lies	3:11
10. Electric Requiem	1:24
11. Breaking The Silence	4:36
12. I Don't Believe In Love	4:25
13. Waiting For 22	1:07
14. My Empty Room	1:34
15. Eyes Of A Stranger	6:36

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Review

Long dubbed "the thinking man's metal band," Queensryche have always been difficult to classify; somewhere between Iron Maiden and Pink Floyd. Mindcrime was their breakthrough album, garnering the band commercial and critical success. Arguably their best release, this is a complex, ambitious effort, with top-notch music and a complicated storyline (a disillusioned fortune hunter of the Reagan era joins an underground movement to assassinate political scumbags) that flows smoothly from start to finish. The combination of experimental, progressive music with shorter, more radio-friendly songs works well, and enabled the band to release singles from the album while keeping the story intact. These shorter songs provide the album's most exciting moments; "Revolution Calling," "Eyes of a Stranger," and "I Don't Believe in Love" are some of the best metal songs out there. --Genevieve Williams

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