Queensryche -- St. Paul, MN -- May 28th, 2011
 

This is Queensryche's opener set for Godsmack, Hollywood Undead, and PUddle Of Mudd.....yes you heard me right.

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01 Get Started 4:02
02 Breaking The Silence 4:35
03 I Don't Believe In Love 4:27
04 Geoff's ADMW Intro 1:20
05 A Dead Man's Words 6:37
06 Hit The Black 3:37
07 Geoff Banter 0:38
08 Walk In The Shadows 3:38
09 Geoff SL Intro 0:46
10 Silent Lucidity 5:49
11 Jet City Woman 5:27
12 Empire 6:06

Speechless on all accounts. Other than playing Jet City Woman over any song off s/t or The Warning makes me want to punch every one of them in the chops.

The greatest part about this show was the interviews before and after the sets on the radio.

After they were done a female DJ said. "Wow, I can't believe Queensryche has 12 albums out."

I really wanted to say "Bitch, they've been together for 30 god damn years. Is 12 albums really that shocking?

Not very good, but then again for 9 songs, I wouldn't really have expected more. Given Queensryche's track record for not realizing that most people only want Empire-and-earlier material, this could've been worse. I expect at this point that Silent Lucidity and Jet City Woman will be in every Queensryche setlist, especially if it's for anything sponsored by a commercial radio station.

[QUOTE=Maiden33;364434]Not very good, but then again for 9 songs, I wouldn't really have expected more. Given Queensryche's track record for not realizing that most people only want Empire-and-earlier material, this could've been worse. I expect at this point that Silent Lucidity and Jet City Woman will be in every Queensryche setlist, especially if it's for anything sponsored by a commercial radio station.[/QUOTE]

Pretty much, word for word.

Well, at least they did two off Mindcrime. That's an improvement I guess:tp:

I only saw Queensryche on the Live Mindcrime Tour back in '91 and the Operation Mindcrime I/II tour about 5 years ago. While I enjoyed the shows, I don't ever need to see Queensryche again, I agree with the poster who said only their Empire and before material is any good.

I don't keep up on QR these days.
Are they actually on tour with GODSMACK, or is this a one off thing?

[QUOTE=Jasonic;364554]I don't keep up on QR these days.
Are they actually on tour with GODSMACK, or is this a one off thing?[/QUOTE]

It was a one off show for out local rock radio station.

The line up, in as close of order I can remember because I didn't go and I'll be waiting for Fonz to prove me wrong in some way. :tongue: :

Godsmack
Hollywood Undead
Puddle Of Mudd
Queensryche
Black Label Society
All That Remains
Escape The Fate
New Medicine

I'm a little surprised that BLS and ATR aren't billed above Queensryche at this point.