Hello again, everyone out there in net-land! This is the
last volume for August, obviously. We’re getting back into that
time of year when some of us are in school, so, good luck!

Joyce has completed the Official Queensryche Archives and
is sending them out. They list nearly everything Queensrychian,
the only known exceptions being bootlegs and short articles and
interviews in, of all places, the Teacher’s Edition of
Scholastic Update magazine. I’m sending her the info
on those for future updates, though. To get the Archives, send $5 to:

Joyce Filmer
The Queensryche Archives
P.O. Box 020265
Staten Island, NY 10302-0003
USA.

The Archives are authorized by the fan club, and are Official in
every sense of the word. That’s why they don’t include bootlegs.
Of course, the Screaming in Digital FTP archives do, since this
isn’t Official.

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Editor’s Notes

Hello again, everyone! My apologies for this issue being
several hours later than most - due to a thunderstorm Friday
evening, I was “live without a net” all weekend. Just my luck.

Contents

Real World Video - Richard
Last Action Hero - Jorge
Liking Other Bands - Jeremy
Liking Other Bands - Jorge
Opening Acts - Kirsten
Opening Acts - Jorge
Back Issues on Disk - Don
Boot or Promo? - Brandon
Replacing Geoff - Igor
Replacing Geoff - Mark
Replacing Geoff - Richard
Replacing Geoff - David
Replacing Geoff - Tina
Replacing Geoff - Jorge
Movie: Mindcrime - David
Anarchy-X Spoken Words - David
Neue Regel Meaning - Jason
Neue Regel Meaning - Michael
Neue Regel Meaning - Jonathan
Neue Regel Meaning - Tina
Latin Choral Vocals - David
CD Singles Wanted - Don

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Editor’s Notes

Greetings! Yes, here it is, volume 100. And I remember
thinking issue 10 was a big deal! As longtime readers will note,
the header’s been redone to an extent, some of the topic headers
are a bit more informative, and I’ve gotten rid of the all-caps
article topics. I also completely rewrote the FAQ; the new one
is up for FTP, and might also be cropping up on Usenet shortly.
Get it, read it, send me any suggestions on how to improve it.
But anyway, enough of this, on to more important things.

Contents

Laserdisc - Troy
Laserdisc - Alan
Rush & DT - Neil
Invisibility - Paul
Beavis/Butthead - Brian
Longevity - John
Openers - Scott
Musicfest - Kevin
Musicfest - Al
Rare CD? - Kristina
New Release? - Yohanna
Bootlegs - Kevin
Replace Geoff? - Scott
Replace Geoff? - Kevin
Replace Geoff? - Neil
Replace Geoff? - Alan
Movie - Kevin
Neue Regel - John
Real World - Eddie

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Editor’s Notes

Hello again, everyone! This being the 99th issue, I feel
that it would be appropriate to thank everyone for reading and
contributing to this digest for so long. Since we’re scattered
geographically, there’s not going to be a party, sorry… but if
you were around for the beginning, you can talk about the “good
old days” now. Of course, paleontologists will probably be
eyeing you with interest, by now.

In what seems a very fitting twist of fate, this issue
is going to 1,000 addresses. I think a few of those are going
to bounce and need removal, though, so keep spreading the disease
as always!

For those users in Europe and Australia who were talking
to Joe Berrios (you know who you are), please send him mail
again, his computer crashed and he lost all your addresses. His
is, of course, berrios@arrakis.csee.usf.edu. Thanks!

If anyone has the article from the late 1980s lying
around that contained a list of Geoff Tate’s favorite albums,
please mail it to me - I had it, but lost it.

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Editor’s Notes

Welcome to August! Back-to-school sales are in full swing, and
SiD’s on course to have 1,000 readers at the beginning
of the academic year (plug, plug, get a friend to subscribe!

This volume’s not quite so protracted as the last issue,
but the reading’s just as deep. I’m sending it a few hours early,
as I’m heading off to the national model railroad convention in
Pennsylvania sometime in the dark hours.

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