I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast

Iron Maiden, Megadeth, and sometimes Anthrax. The big metal tour happening right now. Steve from the I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast saw the show in New Jersey. Kousins Ray, Gary, Marvin, and Tim and Jem from Alabama went the show in Charlotte, NC. Steve got to experience Anthrax while they weren’t on the Kousins’ show. The Charlotte group was there for the Asylum Summit II or ’26. Eugene B Sims from Wheeler’s Dog podcast brought his wife, Jamie, aka Chigs, and met up with the guys for a late lunch and to hang with the group. The wives (other than Kousin Tim’s wife, Stephanie) did things outside of the show. Jem from Alabama was in IM Heaven. And, let’s face it, he IS the nicest person on this planet. Kousin Tim talks about why he missed the whole concert, even though he and Stephanie went. Kousins Gary and Marvin tell how they stuck through it for most of the show. Jem and Kousin Ray were under the shed… barely. We’d love for you to subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, or wherever you get your podcasts. Also, rate, like, and review!Email the show at: [email protected] Find us on Twitter: @IRememberNowPodFacebook: I Remember Now: The Queensryche Podcast I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast is part of The Less Desirables Podcast Network.Leave a message on the TLD Network Hotline at 336-422-NUMB (6862). Be sure to indicate which network show you’re calling about. Hear Ray on The Asylum Podcast every week.Hear Steve on the Podder Than Hell Podcast.The post The Review: Iron Maiden 2026 Tour, The Asylum Podcast, I Remember Now Podcast first appeared on I Remember Now.

It was a night of anniversaries. This was the 250th episode of this podcast, The Asylum Podcast, the 50th(ish) of I Remember Now the Queensryche Podcast, and Queensryche’s second full studio album, Rage for Order (1986). To celebrate, two guests graced the show: Communal Steve from IRNTQP and “Ze German,” Henning, from Germany. Making this a “two-fer” with Asylum and IRN. The gang discussed the album, each person’s history with the album, analysis, stories, observations, and more. It was a great episode! Calls from Bruno from South Africa, Jim from Irwin, and Jem from Alabama. What are your thoughts on Rage for Order? Let us know by calling the TLDNetwork (KUZZ Army) hotline and leaving a message for the Kousins at 336-422-NUMB (6862).We have Instagram and X. We can’t ask for those “enjoy” things and for you to keep getting updates because Facebook doesn’t like that. Pfft…This podcast was recorded in the Such-N-Such Media Studiosat Liberty Plaza and connected via Zoom, sponsored by Top Leaf Cigar Lounge. We’d love for you to subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, or wherever you get your podcasts. Also, rate, like, and review!Email the show at: [email protected] Find us on Twitter: @IRememberNowPodFacebook: I Remember Now: The Queensryche Podcast I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast is part of The Less Desirables Podcast Network.Leave a message on the TLD Network Hotline at 336-422-NUMB (6862). Be sure to indicate which network show you’re calling about. Hear Ray on The Asylum Podcast every week.Hear Steve on the Podder Than Hell Podcast. Ryche on and we’ll KISS you later!The post The Show of Anniversaries: Rage for Order, The Asylum Podcast, I Remember Now Podcast first appeared on I Remember Now.

Ray and Steve return with a highly anticipated album review episode as they take a deep dive into Geoff Tate’s brand-new release, Operation: Mindcrime III. Promising heavier moments, callbacks to the classic Operation: Mindcrime storyline, and a fresh perspective from Dr. X himself, Geoff set expectations sky-high for this long-awaited sequel. But does the album actually deliver? The guys break the album down track-by-track, discuss the story, performances, production, and connections to the original albums, and debate whether Mindcrime III lives up to the hype and the legacy. And, of course, no IRN: TQP review would be complete without ranking the songs from worst to first! We’d love for you to subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, or wherever you get your podcasts. Also, rate, like, and review!Email the show at: [email protected] Find us on Twitter: @IRememberNowPodFacebook: I Remember Now: The Queensryche Podcast I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast is part of The Less Desirables Podcast Network.Leave a message on the TLD Network Hotline at 336-422-NUMB (6862). Be sure to indicate which network show you’re calling about. Hear Ray on The Asylum Podcast every week.Hear Steve on the Podder Than Hell Podcast.The post I Remember Now – Episode 48: Operation: Mindcrime III first appeared on I Remember Now.

Ray and Steve kick off their new series, “The Headliners!” What’s that, you ask? It’s a new series where the guys focus on the album being toured by a headlining band on a tour that Queensryche opened for. The first episode features Iron Maiden’s 2000 “comeback” album, Brave New World. Halford and Queensryche supported Iron Maiden for a portion of this tour, making for an absolutely EPIC day of metal!! For the album review, the guys welcome special guest co-host and one of the founding fathers of I Remember Now, Uncle Steve from the Uncle Steve’s MegaMaiden Zone Podcast! Steve, Steve, and Ray dissect the album track-by-track, rank the songs, and get off on a tangent or ten. We’d love for you to subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, or wherever you get your podcasts. Also, rate, like, and review!Email the show at: [email protected] Find us on Twitter: @IRememberNowPodFacebook: I Remember Now: The Queensryche Podcast I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast is part of The Less Desirables Podcast Network.Leave a message on the TLD Network Hotline at 336-422-NUMB (6862). Be sure to indicate which network show you’re calling about. Hear Ray on The Asylum Podcast every week.Hear Steve on the Podder Than Hell Podcast.The post I Remember Now – Episode 47: The Headliners!-Iron Maiden-Brave New World first appeared on I Remember Now.

Ray and Steve are back with a brand-new episode! This time they’re stepping outside the traditional Queensrÿche catalog to dive headfirst into Todd La Torre’s bone-crushing 2021 solo debut LP, Rejoice in the Suffering. Packed with relentless riffs, blistering vocals, and zero compromises, this album shows a whole different side of Todd. With a major assist from lifelong friend Craig Blackwell, the big question is: Does it hit as hard as it promises? The guys go track-by-track through Rejoice in the Suffering, ranking their favorite (and least favorite) songs and breaking down just how heavy things get. Along the way, they compare it to Todd’s work in Queensrÿche, the influences heard throughout, and explore where this album fits in the broader metal landscape. What follows is a high-energy, opinion-filled discussion with plenty of strong takes, maybe even a few disagreements, and a discussion of why Craig Blackwell is not a household name in the world of metal guitarists! They also spend time digging into listener feedback from recent episodes. We’d love for you to subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon, or wherever you get your podcasts. Also, rate, like, and review!Email the show at: [email protected] Find us on Twitter: @IRememberNowPodFacebook: I Remember Now: The Queensryche Podcast I Remember Now: The Queensrÿche Podcast is part of The Less Desirables Podcast Network.Leave a message on the TLD Network Hotline at 336-422-NUMB (6862). Be sure to indicate which network show you’re calling about. Hear Ray on The Asylum Podcast every week.Hear Steve on the Podder Than Hell Podcast.The post I Remember Now – Episode 46: Todd La Torre – Rejoice in the Suffering first appeared on I Remember Now.