A deep Dive into Queensryche's Q2K Release on This Weeks Focus on Metal

Episode 445 - Q2K Breakdown

On September 14, 1999 Queensryche released their seventh studio effort Q2K. This was the first album by the band without Chris DeGarmo and the only one to feature guitarist/producer Kelly Gray. This week, Richie and Brian Heaton take a deep dive into the inner working of the band at this time and also do a track by track rundown of the album.

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10 Years of Queensryche's American Soldier This Week on Focus on Metal

Episode 432 - 10 Years of American Soldier

On March 31, 2009 Queensryche released their eleventh studio album “American Soldier”. Producer and co-writer of the album Jason Slater, our guest once again this week talked in depth with Brian J Heaton about the entire album and we are privileged to bring that chat to you. 

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