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QUEENSRCHE Singer To Discuss 'Operation: Mindcrime' On SUNSHINE RADIO

May 12, 2008

QUEENSRCHE singer Geoff Tate will be the featured guest on UK's "The Rock Show" on Sunshine Radio with Jeff Collins on Sunday, May 18 between 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. (UK time). Geoff will talk about the making of the band's classic 1988 album "Operation: Mindcrime" and its legacy 20 years on.

You can listen to the program via the Internet at www.sunshine-radio.net.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of QUEENSRCHE's "Operation: Mindcrime" album, Blistering.com will run a multi-part retrospective detailing the LP's creation titled "I Remember Now: The 20th Anniversary of Operation: Mindcrime".

Compiled by noted QUEENSRCHE historian Christa Titus, the series features interviews with members involved in the album's creation, plus perspectives from two other relevant sources. With topics ranging from guitarist Michael Wilton's initial displeasure with the album's mix and singer Geoff Tate's assessment of how TV helped sell "Mindcrime", to bassist Eddie Jackson's take on dealing with new-found success and drummer Scott Rockenfield's intimate details of the band's rehearsal space, "I Remember Now: The 20th Anniversary of Operation: Mindcrime" is one of the first complete and comprehensive looks at one of rock's most intriguing concept albums and the players involved in it.

To view the first installment of the series featuring guitarist Michael Wilton, click here.

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