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| Friday, January 6, 2006 - New release date for Queensrÿche´s Operation: Mindcrime II | Latest news on Queensrÿche's Operation: Mindcrime II:
Operation: Mindcrime II has a new release date. It's been moved up a week to April 4th, 2006. That's the bad news...
The good news... the album mixing and mastering was completed earlier this week. It's off to the presses now!
The track listing has been reworked a bit and 2 news tracks have been added. "Freiheit Ouvertüre" is the infamous "intro" all you fans have been chattering about, with Convict being a new one just newly added:
1) Freiheit Ouvertüre
2) Convict.
3) I¹m American.
4) One foot in Hell.
5) Hostage.
6) The Hands.
7) Speed of Light.
8) Signs say Go.
9) Re-arrange You.
10) The Chase.
11) Murderer?
12) Circles.
13) If I could change it all.
14) An intentional confrontation.
15) A Junkie¹s Blues.
16) Fear City Slide.
17) All the Promises.
The first single has also been chosen, and it's "The Hands". A video is also being shot and filmed starting next week. A release date will be posted here shortly. |
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