Queensryche - I Don't Believe In Love (Official Music Video) Reaction
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I love watching the younger generations discover Queensryche for the first time.
Oh Sweetie….the “Voice” is all Geoff Tate!!!! All of the songs you’ve heard is from Operation Mindcrime album from late 80’s…killer Album!!! Their next album was Empire! Another Killer album!!! Just trying to help the younger generation,glad you are enjoying!!!👍🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
thank you so much yeah i realised the mistake written about 2013 by the comments
@@venicerealm
Todd LaTorre didn't record an album with Queensryche until 2013. Anything before 2013 is Geoff Tate. In fact, Geoff Tate released an album under the name Queensryche in 2013, then a few months later Queensryche with Todd LaTorre released an album under the name Queensryche.
The original lineup of Queensrÿche consisted of guitarists Michael Wilton and Chris DeGarmo, drummer Scott Rockenfield, bassist Eddie Jackson, and lead vocalist Geoff Tate. So the guitar solos were done by both Chris and Michael. Separately and together. And Eddie playing the bass throughout. These five guys writing and playing together was pure magic.
Hello, again ^^
Queensryche...
The greatest around this Band definitely is and always was their Live Performances!
Wich shows how good this Band really was live
And what's always made the difference to all other Bands.
The only Band that always sounded live better as on their Studio Records.
Back this time nobody - really nobody (!) - could believe it!
Nobody expected something like this could ever happened live.
Nobody imagined this.
But than...
There was Queensryche.
An new level.
A new Dimension.
To your video you reacted too...
Here is the Live Version of this Song.
Taken from their Live DVD Operation Livecrime!
This start into this song!
Absolutely mindblowing!
Just listen carefully to Geoff Tate's speaking Words right before the Song will start!
Goosebumps everywhere!
And when all of your neck hairs of your back stands up all together, while listening to this guy.
This gives me Shivers.
Still...
Untill today!
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Chris DeGarmo- lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals and main lyricist
Michael Wilton- lead and rhythm guitars
Scott Rockenfield- All drums and percussions
Eddie Jackson- Bass and backing vocals
Geoff Tate- Lead Vocals and main lyricist w/DeGarmo
The guy in the video and audio is Geoff Tate
The instrumental in the middle is being played by all three, the bassist and two guitarists
There must have been some mixup with the timeline you were looking at. All the songs on Operation Mindcrime were recorded at the same time, and Geoff Tate was the lead vocalist for all the songs.
Also, Silent Lucidity and Anybody Listening? are from the album Empire. Geoff Tate was the vocalist for those songs as well.
I enjoyed your commentary. Well done!
wait really then why does it say 2013 in the date of release ? wierd
@@venicerealm I am not sure why it says that. The band members were the same for the whole album, and it was recorded at the same time. If you compare the videos for Eyes of a Stranger and I Don’t Believe in Love, you may recognize the same people in both. Also, unless I misheard, the information you read from seemed to omit Chris DeGarmo, who was one of the guitar players and backing vocalists, and also one of the main lyricists and song writers. DeGarmo and Tate were the members of the band most responsible for the group’s sound and success.
@@Bolo2028 aaaa okay so all songs were released during 1988 then ?
@@venicerealm Yes, the Operation Mindcrime album was released in 1988. The Empire album was released in 1990.
The confusion may stem from the Operation Mindcrime II album, which was released in 2006. It is not the same album.
I looked into it a bit more, and found out that a new version of I Don’t Believe in Love was released on the Frequency Unknown album. That album was released in 2013, so that explains it. The video you reacted to featured the original 1988 version.
The other voices are the 2 guitars players Chris and Eddie doing back up vocals. Geoff had both of them take lessons from his teacher when they first started. Chris can hit the high notes with a lil bit different sound that's what your hearing.
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thank you they are a band that provides me not only with an entertaining performance but also very interesting and cool to break down lyrics :)
@@venicerealm Geoff Tate & Chris DeGarmo were one of the greatest writing combos ever. When Chris walked away & Geoff left the band it was an end of an era. Chris helps with his daughters music though, she is awesome.
@@DMKali i see i am sure it was cause this is special :)
You should review the first song on Empire called "Best I Can". It's about a young boy who gets paralyzed by accidently finding his dad's Gun in his parents bedroom in a dresser drawer and accidentally shooting himself...but he's determined to make the best life that he can regardless of his circumstances. It is an awesome song with a very inspirational message
Queensryche started as a heavy metal band in the early 80's in Seattle, but what differentiated them sonically from their peers at the time was their 'darkness' and their progressive influences. This was the studio version from 1988... the original Queensryche was considered the best, but they didn't last... Geoff Tate (vocals), Chris DeGarmo & Michael Wilton (guitars), Eddie Jackson (bass) & Scott Rockenfield (drums).
Chris DeGarmo was the band's key songwriter and band leader... "Operation: Mindcrime" was a concept story that Geoff Tate came up w/ about a heroin-addicted assassin 'Nikki', his sinister employer 'Dr. X' and his partner 'Sister Mary' ...it became Queensryche's first platinum hit.
In the 90's Queensryche started to deviate away from metal music and embrace more of the 90's style of rock music... DeGarmo wrote the '97 album 'Hear in the now frontier' which was not a success... Disillusioned w/ the music business after the end of their label, Chris DeGarmo shocked fans by announcing in 1998 that he was leaving Queensryche. He has since quit playing music entirely...
Rather than split up, Queensryche opted to continue... Geoff Tate, Michael Wilton, Eddie Jackson & Scott Rockenfield regrouped in 1999, added guitarist Kelly Gray and released the album 'Q2K'... but that didn't last either. Chris DeGarmo co-wrote their 2003 album 'Tribe', but Mike Stone (guitar) was added to the band for touring & recording.
From 2005, Geoff Tate and his wife Susan controlled the Queensryche organization, and a sequel album 'Operation: Mindcrime II' was released in 2006, but producer Jason Slater was playing the guitars and Tate used studio musicians on the album... Subsequent Queensryche records also fell short creatively and commercially... Parker Ludgren (guitar) was added to the band's line-up in 2011.
Creative & business frustrations led to Susan Tate being fired by the other Queensryche members... Geoff Tate was furious and lashed out at the members on stage. He was fired in 2012 shortly after a disastrous show at Rocklahoma.
Michael Wilton (guitar) had met Todd LaTorre (vocals) earlier, and talked about forming a new band... but after a couple of successful shows billed as 'Rising West'... Queensryche members Wilton, Jackson & Rockenfield (w/ Lundgren) decided to carry on as Queensryche in 2012 w/ Todd LaTorre as the new singer.
Geoff Tate sued the band for the Queensryche name, but eventually settled, giving up his claim to the name and logo. He still performs Queensryche songs w/ his solo band on tour.
Queensryche recorded 2 new albums w/ Todd LaTorre on vocals by 2015, and demand for the band had been rejuvenated from the last few Tate records... Scott Rockenfield (drums) took a break in 2017, but did not return... Queensryche recorded their last album w/ Todd LaTorre playing drums in the studio, and Casey Grillo (drums) was added to the touring Queensryche.
During the pandemic, guitarist Parker Lundgren got involved w/ other business ventures, and announced in 2021 he was leaving the band.
Which brings us to the present... Queensryche is recording a new album, and touring w/ guitarist Mike Stone playing shows again. Michael Wilton (guitar), Eddie Jackson (bass) & Todd LaTorre (vocals) are the current Queensryche w/ Casey Grillo (drums) and Mike Stone (guitar)
oooo wow this is so much better than when i found the information thank you so much :)
This is the original Queensryche and the ORIGINAL guitar duo of DeGarmo and Wilton...and yes Eddie Jackson is still here playing bass. And this album was from 1988.
He has a deeper voice than Geoff lol, that is Geoff
As others pointed out that is Geoff on the vocals. You should check out their biggest hit "Silent Lucidity" also with Geoff on the vocals.
Yeah after it got explained i understood what was wrong with search information and i will check it out on Monday 😊
Thank you for doing this this is one of my favs love the melody in it you'll like this one you rock
Thank you yes it was beautiful and really nicely measured 😁😊
They have a bass player and two guitar players that both Play Rhythm or lead or both together depending on the song..Five Guys in the band.
Just to set you straight here. Geoff and the band were intact from their beginning...starting in the early 80s through the lead guitarist Chris Degarmo leaving the band in 1998. A while after that Geoff also left the band when they had some legal disputes.... but by that point they weren't the same band anyways after Chris left and have never been what they were through the first two decades of existence when Geoff was the lead singer. As an aside Chris left it being because he had a young family with a young daughter and he had always wanted to be a Jet Pilot (already had a pilots license) and he literally quit the band to become a 747 Jet pilot.
Singer is Geoff .. 2 guitarists Michael and Chris on bass Ed .. pounding the skins Scott they will also be on .. Is there anybody listening and silent lucidity !
Thank you so much for clearing this cause clearly google has it all wrong
Also they actually have three backing vocals in a lot of their songs... like this one the bass player and both lead guitar players are backing. Then on different songs the main lead guitar player Chris will be the main/only backing vocals...just depends on the song
If you like his voice from time of the EP and like it to this Album. Than you should listen to the second Album Rage for Order. It's in that Album he mixes every tone ,note and vocal ability he has all into 1 Album. It's a Album ahead of it's time . they went for a electronic,futuristic robot world concept . Lol
It DOES get confusing when you have band members changing at some point.
TODD DID take over vocals for QR after Geoff left in 2012-ish, and if you find a LIVE version of this song AFTER that date it will be TODD singing.
But THIS is the official music video. It was made in 1988 ( just like "Eyes of a Stranger"), and this IS GEOFF singing again. He may look and sound a little different to you here, but once you've heard his style over several songs, you will be more able to recognize his voice. But Geoff changes hair styles a lot (as I mentioned before) so that may throw you off a bit.
You noticed that Geoff''s voice (thinking it was Todd) sounded deeper here. In Geoff''s prime he had about a 4-octive range! On QR's earlier albums, Geoff sang predominately in his higher range, but on later songs, he incorporated more of his lower range. I love that variety of high and low that really adds a lot to their songs.
You noticed that many times they favor a softer, melodic intro, and then blow you away with a very intense chorus. You caught that. And yes, when that harmony kicks in...wow! And Eddie's galloping bass is fantastic!
Yes, they did have a bass, who is Eddie. I think you just read the wrong info for this song and it was confusing.
When you get to "Silent Lucidity" and "Anybody Listening" these will also be the same original five band members that you've been listening to.
Good thoughts about the meaning of the lyrics, but ....not entirely. Gotta hear that whole album.
BUT, on Monday, when you do "Silent Lucidity", THEN you'll have a fair shot at analyzing the lyrics, since that song is NOT part of an extended story.
Love your enthusiasm! Keep it coming!
Yes i think cause it said 2013 i was really confused but the fact that Geoff also had deeper vocal parts in this song and another different hairstyle didn't help me identify that it is actually him 😅😊🙏 thank you for clearing things and i am glad i was able to come close to the meaning in the most part
I really look forward to your commentary on Silent Lucidity.
Thank you so much for your support and kindness 😊🙏
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Thank you so much you too😊
I think the Queensryche singer sounds the way he does because he grew up listening to a certain type of music. I'm guessing he spent his formative years as a teenager in the 1970s listening to Led Zeppelin, Judas Priest, Genesis and similar bands. This is why when modern singers try to replicate this style something sounds "off". They haven't lived through the same period and had the same influences that he and singers of his ilk have had, so of course their immitation sounds synthetic as they do not have the same frame of reference.
aaaa yyyeess that is for sure a big part of the reason thank you so much you are right on point :)
Geoff Tate is just so good!
8:01-I really, really, love your reaction!
hahaha i was in complete shock by the vocals and how easily geoff went that high and back down like nothing happened
That is geof siniging
Saw him 3 weeks ago he was epic
Operation mindcrime album was a concept album.
All the songs are written about one subject as the band was seeing it.
Look up the explanation.
Listen to the whole album you will understand.
Yes thankfully after reading from other comments the explanation everything was so much clearer 👌😁
@Venice Magic their next album is full of musical gems as well.
Worth listening to that whole album.
This is the video from the 80s Geoff tate
Not sure about all of the confusing information but I haven't heard you mention the actual 2nd guitarist of the band during this era. His name is Chris DeGarmo. That is his voice you are heaing harmonizing with Geoff. Chris also wrote the song Silent Lucidity which you mentioned you are reacting to next.
BTW the guitarist that was in the band between the time Mike Stone was in the band was Parker Lundgren. It gets confusing after the Hear in the Now Frontier album. Everything was the same until after that album.
Yeah sadly I got really confused by the information i found and didn't know as well what was really going on but thank you so much for explaining cause i did want to know about who wrote some of the songs and he also has an insanely good voice 😊😁👌
@@venicerealm Geoff and Chris were an amazing songwriting duo. Chris was my favorite guitarist/musician. He was a very melodic player. Those guitar harmonies became a big part of their sound. You picked up on that right away.
P.S. one of my favorite guitarists of the present day is also a very good songwriter and melodic player. Kanami Tono. Yes you went on a journey with Band Maid which I also enjoyed. It is kind of interesting that you circled back to my favorite band of that era. Someone has great taste in music. Haha
@@shamalamadingdong5718 hahaha interesting well you need to thank my patreons for their great choices and suggestions :)
I believe you're on to something interesting--identifying voice development with time period. Pretty astute observation madame president!
Hahaha well i do think it would be really intriguing to learn more and understand the reason a voice develops the way it does 😁😊
@@venicerealm do you think running from love and bullets and quite possibly wild animals may have had something to do with various scream types? Just thinking out loud.
@@jamil2447 it may develop your scream cause it is part of a situation in your life, i think we develop our scream type by our experiences and probably our genis or at least our surroundings(just by hearing how other people laugh around us )
@@venicerealm Darwinism @ its best. You are indeed a lady of great evolutionary study.
Please check your sources. Geoff Tate sings this song. It is from 1988 not 2013. This is the original line up from 1982. The album Operation Mindcrime really should be listed in order in its entirety. It is a concept album or rock opera.
Dilly dilly!!!
2 guitar 1 bass
Love your Queenrÿche journey! A big tx you! But I notice you missed the song Queen of the Reich from Japan 1984… another iconic performance 👌
I'll check it out! thank you :)
There are two guitars and also a bass.
That voice is totally Geoff Tate.. nobody can duplicate that. The fact that you actually think it's somebody else's voice it's just a testament to his range and ability. Either that or you're just clueless 😉☺️.
That's Geoff Tate
What are you talking about? That's Geoff Tate
I think your so beautiful ❤️ but that is Geoff. Tate the original band is so much tighter than now an there is a base in there.
Little girl… that’s Geoff Tate and it’s not 2013! That’s the the video from the original album and original singer! I know because he’s a friend of mine! This is NOT Todd singing!
I've noticed the video she is watching is reversed. All the guitars are "lefty". lmao
Getting into all the behind the scenes stuff is a downer. If I were you I'd just listen to the music 1st. They changed my life completely! Some will say don't listen to post 90s. I disagree. I've personally found amazing songs throughout their career. Thank you for doing queensryche!
Thank you for watching I am glad I got a chance to explore their music cause it really is amazing 😁😊
Umm its still Geoff from the same album
yeah my mistake on that :)
Of course there is a bass and bassist, his name is Eddie Jackson. And a double guitar solo as you called it is called a guitar duet,.... Chris DeGarmo on lead guitar and Michael Wilton on rhythm guitar. And please before you try to analyze the songs at least watch the whole movie.
This came out in the 80s. It was their classic lineup at this time, so most of what you’re saying about the background of this is not factual. Don’t feel bad though, you can always do another video to set the record straight… or not. The confusion might be stemming from the fact that they did do an Operation Mind Crime sequel album which by most accounts was not great, so most of what you’re saying might be right about the band at the time part two came out, but I stopped following the band after Empire. I guess you’re more up on the horrible things that happened with this band a lot further down the road than I am.
You are wrong! It is Geoff Tate!
yeah after reading the explanation in the comments i realised it
That's tate
Yeah i was corrected after😊
Todd is not geoff
yeah i made that mistake due to the republish of the album in 2013 and so got confused but now i know :)
Girl, you need to do your homework. This is Geoff Tate. And this song is from 1988. Just about everything you said about when these songs were recorded is completely wrong