Progressive Palaver Episode 132 - Queensryche Part 7, Operation: Mindcrime Live
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Mar 4, 2023 Dive into the compelling live interpretations of Queensryche's iconic 'Operation: Mindcrime.' From nostalgic concert experiences to the emotional weight these performances carry, hosts reflect on the evolution of the band's stage presence. They analyze vocal challenges faced by the lead singer and share captivating moments that electrify the audience. The discussion also touches on the socio-political themes in their music, emphasizing the lasting influence and artistry of Queensryche through time.
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Early Post-Lawsuit Performance
- Paul and Ken saw Jeff Tate perform Operation Mindcrime live close to post-lawsuit.
- It was under the moniker "Operation Mindcrime", with Rudy Sarzo and his brother in the band.
Subtlety vs Bluntness
- Paul recalls Queensryche's subtle critique of society vs. a blunt opening act.
- The opening act simply stated, "We don't like George Bush," lacking nuance.
The Charismatic Voice Discovery
- Joe discovered Elizabeth Zaroff (The Charismatic Voice) reviewing Queensryche songs.
- Her enthusiastic reactions and insights, especially on Tate's vocals, are captivating.