On the cover of this version, the circle containing the band name and title has a blue marbled background. Version with a solid black circle on the cover: Queensrÿche - Rage For Order. All songs published by Queensryche Publishing Company (BMI) except A4 by Dal Bello Toonz Inc. (CAPAC/ASCAP)/5(97).

Rage For Order saw Queensryche pushing the envelope with their second album in magnificent style. Perhaps not as immediately accessible as their first LP, Rage is more varied, better produced, more layered and the whole album flows beautifully from start to /5().

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“Rage for Order” is in my opinion a very good, slightly underrated album from Queensrÿche. My absolute favorite track is the opening “Walk in the Shadows” which has a great catchy chorus. Other great songs are the catchy “Surgical Strike”, the anthemic “The Killing Words” and “I Dream in Infrared”.

Walk in the Shadows Lyrics: What? You say you're through with me / I'm not through with you / We've had what others might call love / You say it's over now / What's done, what's through? / You can.

Home / Search by Media Type / CD / QUEENSRYCHE: Rage For Order CD original press (NOT remastered) Check videos “Walk in the Shadows”, “I Dream in Infrared”. The most underrated QR album.

Rage For Order was the second full-length studio album by the Seattle based Progressive Metal band Queensrÿche. It was released and is quite a curious album that is both hailed by some fans as a masterpiece and condemned by other fans as a forgettable transitional period/5().

Queensrÿche / ˈ k w iː n z r aɪ k / is an American heavy metal band. It formed in in Bellevue, Washington, out of the local band the Mob. The band has released 15 studio albums, one EP, and several DVDs, and continues to tour and ucallokecompli.ndemehhortimmwinfundbackkingwoopedumde.co original lineup consisted of guitarists Michael Wilton and Chris DeGarmo, drummer Scott Rockenfield, bassist Eddie Jackson, and lead vocalist.

Queensrÿche guitarist Chris DeGarmo told RIP magazine in October "That was our delving into vampirism: 'By day we'll live in a dream / Walk with me, and we'll walk in the shadows.' It's talking about joining the dark side. This song is also about infatuation. It's speaking to a woman: 'You're through with me, I'm not through with you / We've had what others might call love / You can't.