Released 28 August 2007
Disc 1:- 1. Queen Of The Reich 2. Warning 3. Walk In The Shadows 4. Take Hold Of The Flame 5. The Lady Wore Black 6. I Don't Believe In Love 7. Eyes Of A Stranger 8. Silent Lucidity 9. Bridge 10. Jet City Woman 11. Another Rainy Night 12. Sign Of The Times 13. I Am I 14. Real World 15. Some People Fly 16. Until There Was You 17. All the promises	Disc 2 :- 1. Take Hold Of The Flame (Myth demo) 2. Walk In The Shadows (Myth demo) 3. Before The Storm (Myth demo) 4. Waiting For The Kill ("Warning" demo) 5. No Sanctuary ("Warning" demo) 6. Prophecy ("Warning" demo) 7. I Dream In Infrared (1991 acoustic remix) 8. Dirty Lil Secret ("I am I" CD single b-side) 9. Last Time In Paris ("Adventures of Ford Fairlaine" soundtrack) 10. Scarborough Fair ("Empire" single b-side) 11. Della Brown (MTV Unplugged 27 April 1992) 12. Someone Else? (full band version) 13. Silent Lucidity ("Bridge" CD single b-side) 14. Chasing Blue Sky 15. Justified (Brand new song!)
The sleeve is here 142kb. I'm not a fan of compilation albums, but I do see some merit in disc 2. Quite looking forward to hearing the song "Justified", and the Myth demos, but that's about it. There's not much else I can say about this, and it probably won't merit a page of its own when I do get it.
Press release	UK Tour 2007 Flyer 22/11/2007 De Montfort Hall, Leicester 23/11/2007 Corn Exchange, Cambridge 24/11/2007 Regent, Ipswitch 26/11/2007 Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham 27/11/2007 Academy, Birmingham 28/11/2007 St. David's Hall, Cardiff 30/11/2007 Academy, Glasgow Buy tickets 01/12/2007 Music Hall, Aberdeen Buy tickets 02/12/2007 City Hall, Newcastle 04/12/2007 City Hall, Sheffield 05/12/2007 Apollo, Manchester 06/12/2007 University, Liverpool 08/12/2007 Colston Hall, Bristol 09/12/2007 Guildhall, Southhampton 10/12/2007 University, Exeter 12/12/2007 Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone 13/12/2007 Hammersmith Apollo, London

It's been a long time since I updated this site - Wee Ryche Man made an appearance in April 2006, and since then he has taken pretty much all my spare time. I had hoped to nip down to Manchester to see Queensryche last year, but didn't get. This year, just as I was getting excited about organising a trip to see them in Madrid in August (this would have given me plenty of time to teach Wee Ryche Man how to say hola and cerveza por papa), the first proper UK tour in 12 years is announced. Woo hoo! With not one but TWO dates in Scotland. Woo hoo!! Big bevvy day for Glasgow is pretty much organised already, and I just can't wait...

The initial press releases seemed to stress this was a co-headlining tour, but the more publicity you see the more it seems that Thin Lizzy are headlining. While I have nothing against Thin Lizzy, I don't understand how they - a band who lost their major force in the mid 80's, and to my knowledge have not released any new material since about 1983 - can headline over Queensryche. But, hey, what do I know?