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A haunting album and one of their most revered albums today. Arguably vocalist Geoff Tate's best performance. Re-issued with rare bonus tracks, an expanded booklet, new photos, liner notes and more. Includes four bonus tracks.
TRACK LISTING:
1. Walk in the Shadows
2. I Dream in Infrared
3. The Whisper
4. Gonna Get Close to You (Lisa Dalbello cover)
5. The Killing Words
6. Surgical Strike
7. Neue Regel
8. Chemical Youth (We Are Rebellion)
9. London
10. Screaming in Digital
11. I Will Remember
12. Gonna Get Close to You (12'' version) (bonus track)
13. The Killing Words (Live) (bonus track)
14. I Dream in Infra Red (1991 Acoustic Remix) (bonus track)
15. Walk in the Shadows (Live) (bonus track)
TRACK LISTING:
1. Walk in the Shadows
2. I Dream in Infrared
3. The Whisper
4. Gonna Get Close to You (Lisa Dalbello cover)
5. The Killing Words
6. Surgical Strike
7. Neue Regel
8. Chemical Youth (We Are Rebellion)
9. London
10. Screaming in Digital
11. I Will Remember
12. Gonna Get Close to You (12'' version) (bonus track)
13. The Killing Words (Live) (bonus track)
14. I Dream in Infra Red (1991 Acoustic Remix) (bonus track)
15. Walk in the Shadows (Live) (bonus track)
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By U Dick
VINE™ VOICE
Format:Audio CD
This is Queensryche`s second full album after 1984`s poorly produced "The Warning", and at the time the pressure was on the band to live up to the potential of their self financed E.P. which had set the metal world alight in 1983. The band continue with the Orwellian themes of "The Warning" on this CD, but the results are far darker and even now there is something eerily futuristic in these songs. At the time the LP was marketed with the apt slogan "Every chord a power chord" and time has dimmed none of that power.
The first song "Walk in the shadows" perfectly showcases all of the bands strengths: Geoff Tates excellent vocals, the duelling lead guitars of Chris DeGarmo and Michael Wilton, the solid rhythm work courtesy of Eddie Jackson on bass and drummer Scott Rockenfield and some truely mind blowing instrumental and vocal arrangements. Every song on this album is superb but special mention must go to the gothic "Neue regel", with it`s otherworldly wierdness, the mechanical and menacing "Screaming in digital" and the beautiful but unsettling "I will remember". There is a magnificent granduer to all of the songs. The sound is a contemporary (for the Eighties) production, but never sounds dated, unlike many other albums of that era.
The bonus tracks are alright although it would have been nice to get more live tracks from this era, as the band seem to almost overlook this period when they put together live shows and albums. I would love Queensryche to make another CD in this style but I doubt they ever will. Pity. If you like your metal on the pompous side then this is very much for you.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Rage for Order is the bands 1986 release. This album if often considered to be one of Queenryches finest hours, the style of which was later re-touched upon in their 1994 album `Promised Land`. Several tracks are beloved QR classics, such as the covered song `Gonna get close to you` and `Screaming In Digital`. The whole album beholds a mystic, vampirish feel, and one look at the sleeve photgraph hints at the bands gothic reaches, something they never did again! The creative sound of this release and the content is a dark overview, but with some quiet little gems such as the atmospheric `I will remember`. Many fans often cry out for the band to return to these roots and to produce more tracks along this sort of line, hence the success of Promised Land. Any QR fan should already own this album, if you like Promised Land, you`ll love this, its older and much bolder brother.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By "flumox"
Format:Audio CD
Rage For Order was a revelation to me the first time I heard it.Having bought and listened to Operation:Mindcrime first,Rage For Order came as a shock to the system.Although not as heavy or bombastic as 'Mindcrime it does feel darker and comes across as a delicate blend of terror and romanticism.Throughout the album Queensryche are able to create such dramatic and precise ways of conveying the subjects of each song but always manage to make it sound so graceful and unforced.Particular highlights for me are "Neue Regel","Walk In The Shadows","I Dream In Infrared" and "Screaming In Digital",but I love the whole album and I find it impossible to find a fault with it.Buy this album and let it change your life.
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Good Album
Another good album, one from many by Queensryche. Buy it, play it, you will enjoy it. Yet to be totally disappointed by this band
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This is my favourite Queensryche album out of the 9 that I own. It is full of great songs from the start to the finish and shows what a great band they truly are. Buy it
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