I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast

Ray and Steve welcome back special guest, author, and Queensrÿche historian Brian Heaton. The guys dig into the upcoming release of Brian’s new book Roads To Madness: The Touring History of Queensryche (1981 – 1997), and Brian sticks around to sit in as the hosts do a full deep-dive review of the 1997 Queensryche album, Hear In The Now Frontier! Part TWO continues

Ray and Steve welcome back special guest, author, and Queensrÿche historian Brian Heaton. The guys dig into the upcoming release of Brian’s new book Roads To Madness: The Touring History of Queensryche (1981 – 1997), and Brian sticks around to sit in as the hosts do a full deep-dive review of the 1997 Queensryche album, Hear In The Now Frontier! Part ONE of the sho

Join Ray and Steve for a breakdown of their favorite live Queensryche bonus tracks and a discussion on six of their favorite non-Queensryche live albums. There is also a ton of feedback from the Condition Hüman episode that leads to some interesting conversations, including calls from Producer Tim, Logan, Len Jennings, and Jem From Alabama! We’d love for you to subsc

Ray and Steve are finally back with a new episode! This time, they take on the 2015 Queensryche album Condition Hüman. This is the second album featuring Todd LaTorre on lead vocals and would be the last album for founding member and drummer Scott Rockenfield. How does this album compare to the first self-titled album of the modern era of Queensryche and to the classic era?? T

We all know and love the classic Queensryche albums, but what about all of the material that didn’t make the cut? On this episode, Ray and Steve break down, discuss, and rank (of course!) twelve ‘Ryche songs that are B-Sides, Bonus Tracks, or Rarities that have all been released in one form or another. The guys talk about their dirty lil’ secrets, fulfill a pr

Ray and Steve kick off 2024 with a bang as they take on the 1994 classic Queensryche album, Promised Land! The album found the band facing a changing musical landscape as metal was dying and grunge was taking over. How did they respond? How does Promised Land hold up in 1994’s changing world? The guys discuss: * their personal histories with the album * the usual t

Join us for a year-end Queensrÿche Holiday Buffet episode!  We start with an “appetizer” recap of the Year-That-Was for the show and feedback on our last episode featuring our interview with Queensrÿche historian and author, Brian Heaton. We then move on to the “Main Course” consisting of: – a review of the settlement of the latest Que

If you’ve listened to our show in the past, you’ve heard us reference our “Queensryche Bible.” The book Building An Empire has been a valuable research tool for our show and we are pleased to welcome one of the co-authors, Brian Heaton, to the show! Join us for an in-depth interview with Brian as we discuss Building An Empire, his NEW, upcoming book: Roads

Ray and Steve welcome frequent caller Logan to the show as a special guest co-host for the topic: Digital Noise Alliance – One Year Later. We met Logan when we asked for “young” Queensrÿche fans to get in touch with the show, and Logan fit the bill! At twenty-three years old, his favorite band has been Queensrÿche since he was nineteen. He considers DNA

I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast joins forces with the crew from Asylum: The Kiss Podcast for a fun crossover bonus episode! Ray is a co-host on both shows, so we thought it would be fun to see what would happen when the two worlds collide! Join Ray and Steve, along with Asylum’s Kousin Tim, Kousin Gary, and Kousin Marvin, for a review of Geoff Tate’s Big R