I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast

Feb 11 2025 35 ep. 131 mins 68

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A podcast dedicated to all things Queensrÿche: past, present, and future.

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I Remember Now – Episode 32: Geoff Tate-Penned Songs

Feb 11 2025 130 mins

Ray and Steve return to discuss their favorite songwriting contributions from original Queensryche lead vocalist Geoff Tate! The list spans most of Geoff’s catalog while with the band and is a wide-ranging representation of different styles. The hosts also reviewed the feedback received from the listeners on the last two episodes. We’d love for you to subscr

I Remember Now Bonus Episode with The Asylum Podcast

Jan 16 2025 178 mins

It’s a combo/co-production episode of both Asylum AND I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast. In this bonus episode, it’s some Queensrÿche on Queensrÿche gladiators. Ray (of both podcasts) defends the 1986 Queensrÿche classic Rage For Order. In the other corner is our very own Steve, who defended the 1990 classic Empire. The rules: After a coin flip, the winner

I Remember Now – Episode 31: The Classic Queensryche Countdown Part I

Jan 14 2025 96 mins

Ray and Steve kick off 2025 with the first installment of their new series, “Counting Down Classic Queensryche!” The guys have covered all of the albums from the original, classic lineup and now take on the monumental task of ranking and counting down ALL of the tracks from the classic era, from #74, all the way to #1. Each host did their own individual rankings and th

I Remember Now – Episode 30: IRN and Brian Heaton Review Operation: Mindcrime II Part TWO

Dec 31 2024 117 mins

Ray and Steve and Brian Heaton return to discuss part TWO of Queensryche’s 2006 album, Operation: Mindcrime II. The album is given the track-by-track breakdown treatment, complete with song rankings and ranking the album versus the others that have been reviewed. Since Jason Slater produced the album, Brian shares tons of behind-the-scenes stories and insight of the album

I Remember Now – Episode 29: IRN and Brian Heaton Review Operation: Mindcrime II

Dec 26 2024 127 mins

Ray and Steve return after a long absence and welcome guest host Brian Heaton to the show! Brian joins to discuss his new book Jason Slater: For The Sake of Supposing and to sit in as the hosts review Queensryche’s 2006 album, Operation: Mindcrime II. The album is given the track-by-track breakdown treatment. Since Jason Slater produced the album, Brian shares a ton of be

I Remember Now – Episode 28: Riffs and the EP

Nov 11 2024 157 mins

Ray and Steve are finally back with a new episode! Join the hosts for a discussion of: – What are the top five Queensryche guitar riffs from the classic line-up era?– An in-depth review of the original self-titled Queensryche EP, including a track-by-track breakdown, song rankings, and personal stories about the record!– A ton of feedback from the last two epi

Episode 27: Operation: Mindcrime Part Two

Aug 26 2024 67 mins

Join Ray, Steve, and Producer Tim as they conclude their deep-dive analysis of Operation: Mindcrime. The discussion then turns to the impossible task of ranking the tracks and the not-nearly-as-hard task of ranking the album in the Queensrÿche catalog. We’d love it if you subscribed to the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, or wherever you get your podcasts. Also,

Episode 26: Operation: Mindcrime Part One

Aug 19 2024 127 mins

Hey, I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast listeners…are you ready for Operation: Mindcrime?? Ray and Steve decided it was finally time to tackle the monster 1988 Queensrÿche concept album on this new episode! It’s been a long time coming, and they’ve put it off for months, but the guys finally got it on the schedule. Due to the importance of this album in

Episode 25: Queensrÿche “Three-Song Runs”

Jul 16 2024 133 mins

Join Ray & Steve as they finally return with a new episode! The guys try something new this time as they discuss their favorite “Three-Song Runs” from any of the Queensrÿche albums they’ve reviewed thus far. The three-song runs span the catalog from the early days through the current era of the band. The discussion takes many twists and turns!

Episode 24: GT’s Operation: Mindcrime’s “The Key”

Join Ray & Steve for a complete album review and analysis of Geoff Tate’s Operation: Mindcrime’s 2015 debut concept album, The Key! The guys break it down track by track, try to follow the story, and give their thoughts on Geoff’s post-Queensryche project. There is also a ton of feedback from our last two Hear In The Now Frontier episodes with calls from J