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        _Screaming in Digital______________________________Editor's Note_

		Greetings, and welcome to November.  For the time being
	I'm going to try to keep this thing on a twice-weekly schedule of
	Monday and Thursday - for many of the employed, the worst and
	best (payday) days of the week.  After "Building Empires" is
	released, particularly toward collegiate winter break, it may
	return to Mondays-only.  The 8k limit on each issue will remain
	in place, though, at least for now.
		Speaking of "Building Empires," EMI/Manhattan tells me
	that it _will_ be released in the US on November third.  However,
	no dates for international releases have been set thus far, as
	EMI is waiting to hear from its overseas subsidiaries.  They've
	promised to let us know as soon as those dates are set.
		In this issue:  Pamela Moore, the subliminal addictive 
	message conspiracy, guitar ads, "Operation: Empire," "Live in
	Tokyo," sound bites, and import CD singles to request for the
	holidays.

        _Speak____________________________________________Correspondence_

	GRS00015@alf.appstate.edu (Jason) writes,
		I want know if there are any other bands or organizations 
	who have used Pamela Moore?  She has the greatest voice quality, 
	especially in 'Suite Sister Mary' off "Operation: Mindcrime." 
	Totally incredible.  Can anyone help me?
			{Well, as I understand it, she's got her own band
			in Seattle.  -sh}

	rcollins@nyx.cs.du.edu (Randy) writes,
		Sometimes I listen to Queensryche so much I think my head 
	is going to explode.  I've tried to listen to other groups and 
	other music, I'm also a big Rush fan, but always return 
	faithfully back to you-know-who.  Does Queensryche put something 
	addicting in their music?  Something about 'The Lady Wore Black' 
	turns me inside out.

	cs203101%vixen.dnet@terra.oscs.montana.edu (Don) writes,
		In the latest issue of Guitar magazine, there is an ad by 
	Ovation guitars that has Chris DeGarmo, Michael Wilton, and Ann 
	Wilson, with Seattle in the background.  Pretty cool picture, 
	except that I couldn't even tell it was Chris DeGarmo at first!  
	Dunno if it has already been mentioned, but this was the first 
	time I've seen the ad.

        _Spreading the Disease_________________________________Resources_

	om1ey3@greenwich.ac.uk (Mike) writes,
		"Live in Tokyo" is available in the UK at branches of
	Tower HMV.  It's in the PAL format (Sorry non-UK people) and 
	costs around 11 pounds UK.  Anyone know the UK release date of 
	"Building Empires?" 

        _The Killing Words_________________________Babble Interpretation_ 

	rham@ucs.indiana.edu (Ryan) writes,
		I have heard the intro to "Mindcrime" on another show.  
	It was the Cosby Show epsiode where Elvin and Sandra were having 
	the twins.  I'm curious as to what the process is that the 
	producers go through to get that on the show.  

	ddwa_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Dan) writes,
		My sources tell me that the "Dr. Blair..." line is also 
	at the beginning of Motley Crue's "Dr. Feelgood," as well as a 
	few movies that I've seen lately.  Even though "Mindcrime" came 
	out first, I wonder if they recorded it themselves, or if they in 
	fact might have acquired it from elsewhere, too? 

	jbell@mihi.une.edu.au () writes,
		About the "Doctor Blair...," that's also in 'Terror n 
	Tinseltown' by Motley Crue if anyone's noticed.

	erik@isis.ngs.noaa.gov (Erik) writes, 
		I was flipping through the channels and heard "Dr. Davis, 
	telephone please..." on a very technical Tylenol ad on some sort 
	of medical channel.  (I think it was Lifetime Medical or 
	something.)  I wonder why this is such a favorite hospital sound?

	Tina.Briones@ebay.sun.com (Tina) writes, 
		Yes I heard it too! Got my attention real quick!  I've 
	also heard this on a soap opera one day when I was home sick, 
	but I don't remember which one.
		I was wondering if anyone else would catch it.

	bn@mndcrme.uoknor.edu (Bo) writes,
		If anyone was watching the episode of ROC on the FOX 
	network Sunday, Oct. 11, you might have noticed the sound bite 
	when Roc and his wife went into the hospital. It was the 
	familiar "Dr. Blair, Dr. Blair.  Dr. Jay Hamilton, Dr. Jay 
	Hamilton."  Seems like someone on the production staff of the 
	show is a Queensryche fan!

	leo@ph.tn.tudelft.nl (Leo) writes, 
		You don't have to publish a hardcover about it, but can 
	you perhaps shed some light on this?  Why is this sound-bite so 
	often used?  Why didn't they just record something original?  
	Where is it originally from?  Were the "I want hands to be 
	uplifted" etc. sequences also not recorded directly by/for 
	Queensryche?  Does anybody know these things?
			{The sound bite is a "stock" sound used in all
			branches of the entertainment industry.  It's
			sort of "Generic Hospital."  Queensryche didn't
			create it themselves.  -sh}

        _Anybody Listening?______________________________________Adverts_

	spikep@tau-ceti.isc-br.com (Spike) writes, 
		We have two copies of the 'Empire' import CD5, two copies 
	of the 'Jet City Woman' import CD5, and five copies of the 
	'Another Rainy Night' import CD5 featuring 'Last Time In Paris.'
	These are $11.99 each (plus shipping of course).
			{Spike runs CD's We Bee, a Spokane mail-order
			establishment, and is well-acquainted with the
			Queensryche import-CD scene.  You can reach him
			at (509) 922-7378.  -sh}

	crenner@mcs213k.cs.umr.edu () writes,
		Both copies of Operation:  Empire are still available.  
	When I went by Now Hear This last Saturday night, both of them 
	were still there.
			{The boxed sets are available from Now Hear This.
			The store's number is (314)-965-3585.  -sh}

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		That's all for now... look for feedback on "Building
	Empires" in issue 57.  [Yeah, issue 56 is pretty full!]

							'Ryche on,
								-Shag