JustinTyme

It'll never happen though it would be pretty rad. I think it'd be much more believable for them to play the Grey Cup Half Time show and in that case I'd like their set to look like this 2112 Overture One Little Victory Tom Sawyer Closer To The Heart Spirit of Radio

Wish Them Well to me is a pretty boring song, way to poppy. Though recently I have connected really well with it but it's still the weakest on an incredible album.

I'm a HUGE fan of Anybody Listening? but the Empire album as a whole is just pure gold. I'm not sure what to make of the whole Queensryche situation. The band has been releasing some pretty lackluster stuff for so long now that it's so hard to care anymore. But I think Geoff Tate was the problem, listen to his solo album and you will hear the exact same riffs, melodies and phrasing as you'll find on Dedicated to Chaos and American Soldier. It's like Tate was just stuck in this mode of making the same old boring heavy-but-not-really-heavy pop-prog rock crap. However the teaser trailer that was released for the Queensryche + Todd La Torre has me pretty amped because some of those clips kinda have an "Empire" era sound to it. Not to mention La Torre was slaying tracks like Queen Of The Ryche and Warning live while they were performing on the side as Rising West. If Tate's Queensryche and Rockenfield/Wilton/Jackson/Lundgren/La Torre's Queensryche both release an album I'll buy both to make a decision but if Tate's solo album is any indication it's going to be no competition for the new 'Ryche led by La Torre.

I have tickets to see Muse on February 3rd. I ordered tickets to see Volbeat for a 4th time on March 28th and I'm going to see Heart with a pal from work on March 11th. 2012 was a great concert year and it's looking like 2013 is going to continue the trend.

Take a Friend Vapor Trail The Big Wheel The Fountain of Lamneth Tears Losing It Dog Years Good News First Anagram I went with 9 because I figured playing all of Fountain of Lamneth would limit the time for other songs ;)