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Hear in the Now Frontier is the sixth studio album by the American heavy metal band Queensrÿche, released in 1997. It was partly recorded at Studio Litho in Seattle, the home studio of Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard, and was engineered and mixed by Toby Wright, who had recently worked with Alice In Chains.

The album debuted at No. 19 but quickly vanished from the charts. Hear in the Now Frontier features a more basic, stripped down musical style than anything the band had released to date, and some fans and critics pointed to the grunge genre - rooted in Seattle, near where Queensrÿche formed - as being a major influence. Despite the reaction, the singles 'Sign of the Times' and 'You' received substantial airplay. Both tracks, as well as 'Some People Fly,' would later be featured on best-ofcompilations. Sign of the Times: The Best of Queensrÿche, a 2007 compilation, also takes its name from the song. The song 'All I Want' features guitarist Chris DeGarmo singing lead vocals, marking the only time that another band member besides the incumbent lead singer sings lead vocals on a studio track. After the album's release, original guitarist Chris DeGarmo left the band.

Distributed by EMI Canada, Mississauga, ON. Recording information: Recorded at Sixteenth Avenue Sound, Nashville and Studio Litho, Seattle in the Fall of 1996. Michael Wilton and Todd La Torre visit Straus Project at Arcada Theatre to discuss their upcoming al. Now it's time to get a life, you gotta get a life. Now it's time to get a life, you gotta get a life, gotta get a life. This is my life The faces that you show have everyone concerned. But if they turn their backs to you, trust in you, They'll learn. Whatever happened is over now for.

The album was re-released on June 10, 2003 in a remastered edition with bonus tracks. In the U.S. the album sold about 330,000 copies to date (2006)^{[citation needed]}

There are definitely strong points present on Hear in the Now Frontier, but in general it is portions of songs that stand out rather than entire pieces. 'Cuckoo's Nest,' a hard-rocking piece, is an exception to that rule, though, being one of the most consistent compositions on display here. Track 15 Originally released as a bonus track on the Japanese release of 'Hear In The Now Frontier' Track 16-18 Recorded at MTV Sudios, New York, NY 4/27/92 Other Versions (5 of 25) View All.

Tour[edit]

During Queensrÿche's tour in support of Hear in the Now Frontier, their longtime label EMI Records USA went bankrupt and was merged into Virgin Records America. Queensrÿche was forced to use their own money to finance the remainder of the tour, during which founding member Chris DeGarmo announced he was leaving the band. DeGarmo would return to play and co-write five songs for Tribe in 2003, but did not officially rejoin.

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The band played only half the album on its 1997 tour with 5 songs still unplayed to date including: 'Cuckoo's Nest', 'Hero', 'Miles Away', 'All I Want' and 'sp00L'. However, 'sp00L' and 'Hero' have been played by Geoff Tate's band during the 2002 tour supporting his own solo album.

Track listing[edit]

Personnel[edit]

Queensrÿche

• Geoff Tate – lead vocals
• Chris DeGarmo – lead & rhythm guitar, backing vocals, lead vocals on 'All I Want'
• Michael Wilton – lead & rhythm guitar
• Eddie Jackson – bass, backing vocals
• Scott Rockenfield – drums

Additional musicians

• Matt Rollings - keyboards, piano on 'All I Want'
• Steve Nathan - keyboards
• David Ragsdale - violin on 'Sign of the Times'

Production

• Peter Collins - producer
• Toby Wright - engineer, mixing
• Adam Atley, Matt Bayles - assistant engineers
• Steve Marcussen - mastering
• Hugh Syme, Dimo Safari - art direction, design

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Charts[edit]

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References[edit]

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