QUEENSRYCHE "RAGE FOR ORDER" LP 1ST PRESS IN SHRINK WRAP WITH INNER SLEEVE 1986
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A LP BY BAND QUEENSRYCHE CALLED "RAGE FOR ORDER". IT WAS RELEASED ON THE EMI LABEL (ST-17197) OUT OF THE U.S. IN 1986. THE COVER & THE LP BORDER ON NEAR MINT. IT ALSO HAS ORIGINAL INNER SLEEVE. 

***ALL LP'S COMES IN RESEALABLE JAPANESE MYLAR SLEEVES FOR PROTECTION

**************ALL LP'S ARE DOWN GRADED JUST TO AVOID ANY CONTROVERSY. I'VE BEEN SELLING LP'S FOR OVER 3 DECADES BUT EVERYBODY HAS DIFFERENT IDEA'S ABOUT GRADING

 Tracklist

Walk In The Shadows 3:34 I Dream In Infra Red 4:18 The Whisper 3:36 Gonna Get Close To You 4:37 The Killing Words 3:56 Surgical Strike 3:22 Neue Regel 4:55 Chemical Youth (We Are Rebellion) 4:15 London 5:06 Screaming In Digital 3:36 I Will Remember 4:24
After tasting success from both their self-titled debut EP and The Warning, Queensrÿche lost their edge a bit on this release. The hair metal movement was fast approaching and this once unique band now looked -- and for the most part, sounded -- like the average metal band of the day. The signature sound of Queensrÿche is still unmistakable, as Geoff Tate's voice sounds strong. The music here is simpler than on Warning; the lyrics are bit too heavy-handed and have not stood the test of time very well. "Walk in the Shadows" is a well-structured song with a good combination of Tate's howling and dramatic background vocals. "I Will Remember" was a precursor to "Silent Lucidity" and accentuated the power and emotion that Tate can evoke. The band was obviously trying to expand their approach to music with a heavy emphasis on theatrics, but the music suffered as a result. They succeeded with this approach to a certain extent on Operation: Mindcrime, but the band's musical limitations have always prevented them from moving beyond a classier version of Iron Maiden                          


                          

                           





 

                        





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