Queensrÿche - Operation: Mindcrime mp3

Tracklist

Anarchy-X

1:27

Spreading The Disease

4:07

I Remember Now

1:17

My Empty Room

1:28

Operation: Mindcrime

4:43

Speak

3:42

Eyes Of A Stranger

6:39

The Mission

5:46

Suite Sister Mary

10:41

Waiting For 22

1:05

I Don't Believe In Love

4:23

The Needle Lies

3:08

Electric Requiem

1:22

Revolution Calling

4:42

Breaking The Silence

4:34

Credits

Cello, Choir – Michael Kamen

Engineer – Paul Northfield

Engineer [Assistant] – Glen Robinson, Jim Campbell , Paul Milner

Engineer, Mixed By – James Barton

Mastered By – Bob Ludwig

Mixed By [Assistant] – Ronald Prent

Producer – Peter Collins

Vocals [Chorus] – The Moronic Monks Of Morin Heights

Voice – Anthony Valentine, Debbie Wheeler, Mike Snyder, Pamela Moore, Scott Mateer

Notes

Choir and cellos by Michael Kamen for Kaveman Productions.
Dr.X played by Anthony Valentine.
Nurse played by Debbie Wheeler.
Sister Mary played by Pamela Moore.
News anchorman: Mike Snyder KXAS-TV NBC Dallas/Fort Worth.
Preacher played by Scott Mateer.
Gang vocals by "The Moronic Monks of Morin Heights".

Released with a printed inner credits-sleeve.

Manufactured by Columbia House.

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