Greatest Hits Review

Released: Jun 27, 2000
Genre: Rock
Styles: Progressive Metal, Heavy Metal, lbum Rock
Number Of Tracks: 16
The Greatest Hits liner notes feature an essay by Paul Sutter who wrote an early Queensryche demo review for Kerrang! All 16 songs are 24-bit digitally remastered.

Sound:	10
Lyrics:	10
Impression:	10
Overall rating:	9
Reviewer rating:	10
Users rating:	8
Votes:	6

Reviewed by: unregistered, on april 22, 2005

Sound: This is the must-have album for a Queensryche newbie. The album shows the progression and evolution of Queensryche. From their first album, with Queen of the Reich and The Lady Wore Black, to their Operation: Mincrime's Eyes of a Stranger, to their recent Chasing Blue Sky, this album covers all of their greatest hits. // 10

Lyrics and Singing: Geoff Tate is a musical mastermind. He brings such great lyrics to the band, and the music shows it. // 10

Impression: My favorite songs from this album: The Lady Wore Black, Eyes Of A Stranger, Walk In The Shadows, Jet City Woman, Chasing Blue Sky, I Don't Believe In Love, I Dream In Infrared, Silent Lucidity. It is a lot, but, hey, the album is pure genius. // 10

Comments

[Stian_S]

Wow.. poor review, maybe you should have put much more work in it..

[Gimmicky]

I can see how you can listen to their SINGLES individually, But I disagree with SOME of Mindcrime being on the album... You cant tear a book apart and fill in the blanks... Mindcrime is a story, not a compilation of Radio Hits...

[iup788]

Gimmicky wrote:

I can see how you can listen to their SINGLES individually, But I disagree with SOME of Mindcrime being on the album... You cant tear a book apart and fill in the blanks... Mindcrime is a story, not a compilation of Radio Hits...

I agree. Whenever I listen to Mindcrime I listen to the whole album from start to finish.