Screaming in Digital - Issue 163
October 31st, 1994Editor’s Note
Hi, everyone! Happy Halloween, for those young enough to beg for candy
- or old enough to give it out. Promised Land should be
pretty universally available by now. I’d especially like to find out
whether it’s available as a domestic release or import in countries where
there are few Screaming in Digital readers - Austria, The Bahamas,
Brazil, Chile, Croatia, Egypt, Guam, Mexico, Poland, and Singapore,
especially. If you’re in one of those countries and have found it, let
us know!
Screaming in Digital - Issue 162
October 24th, 1994Editor’s Notes
Hi, everyone! Sorry this is a few hours later than usual, the new
release resulted in a lot of material coming in for this issue. As you
might notice, the layout is a little different in this issue than it has
been. This is because I did the original layout in the HTML hypertext
language, and then transferred it to plain text. If you don’t know what
HTML is, don’t worry about it. If you do, the URL is
http://130.219.44.141/queensryche/sid-v162.html
Screaming in Digital - Issue 161
October 17th, 1994Editor’s Note
It’s obvious from the sheer size of this week’s digest that the new
album is being released in North America tomorrow. Need I say more?
Read on…
Screaming in Digital - Issue 160
October 10th, 1994Editor’s Notes
Hi, everybody! Promised Land is out - if you’re lucky
enough to be in the Netherlands. The rest of us don’t have long
to wait, though. There are two complete reviews in this issue,
along with quite a bit of other material.
In other news, the digest has finally passed the 1,500
subscriber mark. Thanks, everyone, for making this so successful
for all these months! It seems like it’s been a long time, but
to put it in perspective, the digest started one year after the
release of Empire.
Screaming in Digital - Issue 159
October 3rd, 1994Editor’s Notes
Two more weeks! I’ve heard reports that The Promised
Land was actually recorded between 1992 and 1994. If that’s the
case, the guys certainly can’t be accused of rushing the project.
It was reportedly produced by Queensryche and James Barton.
A few very lucky people are actually getting to hear
all or part of the album already, and from their reports below,
it sounds like this one’s a winner.