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QUEENSRŸCHE Scrap Album Title, Push Back Release Date

January 4, 2003

QUEENSRŸCHE have pushed back to Apr. 14 the projected release date through Sanctuary Records of their as-yet-untitled new studio CD (the previously-reported album title, "Tribe", has now apparently been scrapped). Undisclosed problems in the recording phase are being blamed for the delay, according to unofficial fan site WhoKilledMary.com.

The band, who are believed to be recording their forthcoming CD as a four-piece while collaborating with different songwriters, utilized a stand-in second guitarist by the name of Mike Stone during their New Year's Eve headlining performance in Anchorage, Alaska. Stone stepped in as a temporary replacement for ex-guitarist Kelly Gray, who was dismissed from the group in late 2001.

The New Year's Eve gig, which marked the live debut of frontman Geoff Tate in his newly shaven-headed glory, featured the following set list:

01. Revolution Calling
02. Breaking The Silence
03. Walk In The Shadows
04. The Mission
05. Roads to Madness
06. Liquid Sky
07. Sacred Ground
08. NM 156
09. Damaged
10. Breakdown
11. Right Side of My Mind
12. The Lady Wore Black
13. Queen of the Reich
14. Jet City Woman
15. Empire
16. I Don't Believe In Love
17. Eyes Of A Stranger
18. Take Hold Of The Flame
19. Silent Lucidity

(Thanks: Music Insight)

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