Queensrÿche Operation Mindcrime Manhattan Records BMG lbl LP vinyl +QR comic

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Queensrÿche – Operation: Mindcrime Label:                EMI-Manhattan Records – R 154451, BMG – R 154451 Format:             Vinyl, LP, Album  Country:            US Released:         1988 Genre:               Rock Style:                 Prog Rock
A Siminal Release By Queensryche This LP Cemented their place in History This is the rare BMG Pressing of this LP pretty hard to find.  This one is in Great condition still has shrink wrap on it does not look as if its ever been played Also comes with a bonus Limited Edition Rock n Roll comic (way out of Print) on Queensryche History of the band and its members and backstage that even the most dedicated fan may not know Theres more below the track listing about limited edition Rock and Roll Comics
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Tracklist A1 I Remember Now 1:17 A2 Anarchy-X 1:27 A3 Revolution Calling 4:42 A4 Operation: Mindcrime 4:43 A5 Speak 3:42 A6 Spreading The Disease 4:07 A7 The Mission 5:46 B1 Suite Sister Mary 10:41 B2 The Needle Lies 3:08 B3 Electric Requiem 1:22 B4 Breaking The Silence 4:34 B5 I Don't Believe In Love 4:23 B6 Waiting For 22 1:05 B7 My Empty Room 1:28 B8 Eyes Of A Stranger 6:39
Notes: Original BMG pressing of 1988 LP. Cello, Choir – Michael Kamen Engineer – Paul Northfield Engineer [Assistant] – Glen Robinson, Jim Campbell (2), Paul Milner Engineer, Mixed By – James Barton*
NOTES ON Revolutionary COMICS
Revolutionary Comics (1989–1994) was a U.S. comic book publisher specializing in unauthorized profiles of entertainers.Its flagship series was Rock 'N' Roll Comics. Rock 'N' Roll Comics was a comic book series published by Revolutionary Comics from 1989 to 1993. Revolutionary's flagship title, the series was notable for its unauthorized and unlicensed biographies of rock stars,Told in comic book form but very deeply and well-researched and geared to adults,often with very adult situations (nudity, drug use, violence, etc.) The comic sported a cover tagline reading "Unauthorized and Proud of it." Some musicians featured in the comic were supportive, while others threatened legal action. The resulting media exposure garnered Rock 'N' Roll Comics huge sales of their early issues.Founded by Todd Loren who was murdered in June 1992 under mysterous circumstances  Revolutionary Comics was based in San Diego In 2005, BulletProof Film released a documentary titled Unauthorized and Proud Of It: Todd Loren’s Rock ‘N’ Roll Comics
Some o the controversial Legal problems with Bands and Rock and Roll comics included but not limited to:
Rock 'N' Roll Comics #1   Guns and Roses Rock ‘N’ Roll Comics #3   Bon Jovi   Rock ‘N’ Roll Comics #4   Mötley Crüe,  Rock ‘N’ Roll Comics #12  New Kids on the Block,