Album Rating: 2.5

tate's the man :D

Album Rating: 3.0

'hate to say it but im with titan'



hey now wtf???

is this that good ?

i mean, so many 4.5s

Album Rating: 3.5

I'd say it's worthwhile, but not the best thing since sliced bread amazing.

Album Rating: 3.0

especially.......if that bread is still hot

Booo Spotify only has Geoff Tate's newest album and not this one.

Album Rating: 3.5

Spotify link: http://open.spotify.com/album/4mYlImSuvdHpFJW81SUPJI

lol

Album Rating: 2.5

ban him !

Album Rating: 4.0

Picked this up first thing this morning. It's a great album in my opinion. Nothing will completely satisfy all of us who love the EP through Empire. That's just the nature of most all bands' outputs. Bands DO grow and evolve, but Queensryche with Tate evolved into something terrible. I admit I purchased all of their albums up to Dedicated to Chaos. I try to follow my favorite bands wherever their creativity may take them, but I cannot call Dedicated to Chaos creative in any way whatsoever. They completely lost the thread on that one and I refused to purchase a Queensryche album for the first time in my life. I'm not saying they hadn't been unraveling after Promised Land, but Dedicated to Chaos was a disaster. I didn't much like anything after Promised Land, but I still hung in there with them because I like the band and believed in them. Dedicated to Chaos made me lose all faith in them. However, with the past year's drama, comes this album. It is a great album. Perfect, no; but I don't believe any fan of this band should expect another Rage, Mindcrime, or Empire. I do believe, however, that the band should still be able to put out some quality music. This version of the Ryche did just that.

Album Rating: 3.0

Having heard this set me into full blown QR mode, so I went back and listened to Promised Land. Never gave it a fair shake before, but goddamn is it good! It's got the thick atmosphere of Rage, but with a Pink Floyd-esque Noir thing going on (saxophone and everything!). It's a shame, and I think this mainly has to do with the absence of DiGarmo, that the new album is so strait forward and conforms to such standard song structures and chord progressions, yet is being so well received. I feel that PL is way closer to a proper QR album than this new one, it's way more moody and has that mature progressiveness that I fell in love with QR for.



As a musician, there isn't much here to keep me interested outside of a catchy chorus here or a dual-lead there. Where are all the asymmetrical song structures (Neue Regal, Screaming in Digital) or the moody progressive epics(Suite Sister Mary, Anybody Listening?, Promised Land, Road to Madness)? I've listened to this album 4 or 5 times since the stream went up, and I can't recall ONE guitar riff that I'd have any interest in learning. Generic.



Let's get real here, and ask ourselves if THIS... THIS is half a point away from a perfect record. Seriously? If this is a 4.5, does that make Rage for Order a perfect record? Hell, the newest Iron Maiden album has way more meat and heady musicianship than this, and that is far from a perfect record.

Yea PL is pretty good, better than this

Album Rating: 3.5

Mindcrime < promised land < empire

Album Rating: 3.0

whoa!

Album Rating: 3.0

wow still laughing skele.....must be very funny

Album Rating: 3.0

Fit For Rivals = Selling England





and I'm the retarded one

Album Rating: 3.5

If this is a 4.5, does that make Rage for Order a perfect record?

Album Rating: 2.5

who the hell are you even talking to lol

Album Rating: 2.5

ohh fistain or whatever



i was like dude i dont even play