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Queensrÿche recently filmed a "mini movie" with the tracks, "Spore," "Midnight Lullaby," "A World Without" and "X2" providing the score to a 10-plus minute story, dubbed "Queensrÿche: Ad Lucem." The film was created by Veva Entertainment Co. with director Daniel Andres Gomez Bagby and producer Marco De Molina and was filmed last month on location at Central City Stages in Los Angeles. The release date of the mini movie was not yet revealed.

Vocalist Todd La Torre, issued the following statement: "We decided to take a different approach with this video, which is comprised of four pieces of music from our latest self-titled release, Queensrÿche. It's a conceptual mini-movie music video that invites the audience to scratch beneath the surface a bit, rather than the usual "chewed food" that so many are used to being fed. We really wanted to deviate from a performance type of video so the music and story-line could be the main focus."

La Torre also adds, "The overall theme of the song Spore is one that deals with personal demons, relationship struggles, career pressures, personal/professional morals and ethical dilemmas. These are issues we all face on some level and the video touches upon them all. Midnight Lullaby/A World Without deals with the loss of a mother during childbirth, leaving a father as a single parent and struggling to move forward through the turmoil. X2, though it opens up our album, provides for a nice outro to it all. The end result is a roller coaster of emotion in an effort to find a healthy resolve. Given our history, we feel that this multifaceted conceptual video, along with a great cast of actors to suit, will really resonate with our fans."

Talasquin a écrit :Quelqu'un aurait-il des news sur cette affaire ?

Starchild a écrit :Oui la justice a tranché et après des heures de plaidoiries les droits d'utilisation légaux du nom du groupe sont définitivement accordés à :

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Chris De Garmo !

Radio Metal a écrit :Le site Classic Rock rapporte que le conflit entre les deux groupes QUEENSRYCHE, issus du renvoi du chanteur Geoff Tate en 2012, et se disputant depuis la propriété du nom et de la marque, devrait bientôt prendre fin. Le jugement qui devait être rendu en novembre dernier, puis repoussé en janvier, devrait pouvoir être évité s’ils parviennent à un accord avant le 10 février.

Selon Classic Rock, Tate et ses anciens collègues ont demandé plus de temps pour travailler, en dehors du tribunal, sur un accord, en prévention d’une action judiciaire de longue durée. Le procès qui devait commencer la semaine prochaine est donc repoussé en attendant que les musiciens parviennent en privé à un accord. Si au 10 février, aucun accord n’est trouvé, ce sera à la Cour Supérieure de King County (Washington) de trancher.

During a brand new interview with the Colorado Springs, Colorado radio station KILO FM 94.3, singer Geoff Tate was asked if he has seen the article on BLABBERMOUTH.NET where legendary bassist Rudy Sarzo — who plays for Geoff Tate's version of QUEENSRŸCHE — called Tate "the finest composer, singer, frontman that ever was, of [Geoff's] generation." "No, I didn't see that," Geoff replied (hear audio below), before adding, "Well, that's very complimentary. He's quite a gentleman, Rudy. It's a pleasure playing with that guy. He is an amazing individual. Not only is he a fantastic musician and player, but as a person, he's one of the most down-to-earth, spiritual guys you'll ever meet. He's always calm. He's the kind of guy that you can sit and have a couple-of-hour conversation with, easy."

Tate was also asked about the progress of the settlement talks with his former bandmates over the rights to the QUEENSRŸCHE name. "I can't really talk about the court case anymore, 'cause it's kind of coming down to the end of it now," he said. "But whatever the outome of it is, I just hope that it's settled, for everyone, in a good way and everyone's happy and we can all part ways on good terms, and move on. And there's a lot of more music to come out, and I'm looking forward to that."

QUEENSRŸCHE guitarist Michael Wilton has confirmed that singer Geoff Tate — who was fired from the Seattle progressive rock band in 2012 after fronting it for three decades — and his former bandmates have reached a settlement in their legal battle over the rights to the group's name.

Speaking to the Allentown Music Examiner, Wilton was asked when fans can expect a resolution of the legal case involving the two versions of QUEENSRŸCHE. "That's coming up," Wilton said. "What I can say is that both sides have reached an amicable settlement and it's now just a matter of time. There will be an official press release, but for now, you'll have to wait."

Wilton also revealed that the Todd La Torre-fronted version of QUEENSRŸCHE is continuing work on material for the follow-up to last year's self-titled effort. "We've already begun the process for the next album," he said. "We have probably six songs demoed so far. We're taking it in a direction suited to what we do as QUEENSRŸCHE but maybe a little more progressive and heavier. The thing is, you never know what you really have until it's complete. It's like carving a piece of clay and seeing how it turns out. You peel off the layers until you get to something really cool."

In what appears to be a preview of the upcoming settlement announcement over the rights to the QUEENSRŸCHE name, singer Geoff Tate's QUEENSRŸCHE webpage has changed. It no longer says "QUEENSRŸCHE" at the top and now features a banner with the words "Geoff Tate: The Voice Of QUEENSRŸCHE." In addition, there is a link to "QUEENSRŸCHE Without Geoff Tate" which points to QueensrycheOfficial.com, the official webpage of the Todd La Torre-fronted version of the band.
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