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Queensryche Live in Vancouver By Tokemaster General, Contributor Monday, November 1, 2004 @ 11:06 AM
Hey guys Kevin here in Van B.C. Just went out to the Queensryche show here
last night and decided to drop a line about it. All I can say is BLOODY
PHENOMENAL… Geoff Tate's voice is bang on. I had some worries about whether he was going to be able to hit all the notes he hit before, but was pleasantly made wrong. Michael Wilton and Mike Stone, both did amazing jobs on guitars. Most comments about no Chris DeGarmo, were quickly silenced.
It was a three hour show, with the first being all songs from the EP, Warning, and Empire. The lone song, “Open,” was the only tune played from more recent albums, and none of “Promised Land” was represented. Kinda wierd, but GREAT setlist nonetheless. The first set was about an hour and a bit. Then there was an intermission before the AMAZING Mindcrime set. In all it's surround sound
glory. This defiantly was the BIGGEST sounding show I have been to ever.
When the performance started, you could hear all the orderly's walking and people talking in the hospital, as it does on the album, and feel actually there, as they played the screen behind the band. The addition to THIS tour however was the four actors they have employed to make this a real performance in every sense of the word.
I advise ANYONE in the US that this small tour hits, to go to this show. You'll be missing the best ticket this year. The setlist to the best of my memory was as follows. I have included a write up about what happens on stage during the Mindcrime performance, so if you don't want to spoil it, don't read that part.
First Set:
Take Hold Of The Flame
Second Set: Operation:Mindcrime
Intro with an actor as Nikki, with a megaphone shouting about change and revolution, as the attendants take him off the stage as the intro video starts and the Mindcrime cartoon starts to play.
I Remember Now
Anarchy X
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