# Chris Degarmo

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UAWIL #246: Queensryche - Empire

Queensryche were always different from their hard rock & hair metal brethren in the 80s & 90s. Based out of Seattle, Geoff Tate (vocals), Chris DeGarmo (lead guitar), Michael Wilton (lead & rhythm guitar), Eddie Jackson (bass) and Scott Rockenfield (drums) created a more prog rock sound akin to th…

Ugly American Werewolf in London: Queensryche - Empire

Queensryche were always different from their hard rock & hair metal brethren in the 80s & 90s. Based out of Seattle, Geoff Tate (vocals), Chris DeGarmo (lead guitar), Michael Wilton (lead & rhythm guitar), Eddie Jackson (bass) and Scott Rockenfield (drums) created a more prog rock sound akin to th…

Chapter 6: Operation: Livecrime – The Soundtrack of a Revolution

In this episode of Empire Echoes: The Queensrÿche Chronicles, Eddie and Charles  revisit Operation: Livecrime, the groundbreaking live album and video that captured the band at the height of their power. More than just a concert release, Operation: Livecrime brought the full Mindcrime concept to li…

Chapter 11 Empire Echoes: The Queensryche Chronicles - Q2K

The year 2000 marked a new era for Queensrÿche — and Q2K became the soundtrack of change. In this episode of Empire Echoes: The Queensrÿche Chronicles, Charles Cook and Eddie Ravenscar dive into the album that split fans, redefined the band’s sound, and set the tone for a new millennium. We’ll exp…

Episode 32: Michael Wilton (Queensrÿche) Interview

An interview with Michael Wilton co-founder of the progressive metal band Queensrÿche. The band formed in 1980 in Bellevue, Washington, has released 16 studio albums, one EP, and several DVDs, and continues to tour and record. The original lineup consisted of guitarists Michael Wilton and Chris DeG…

I Remember Now – Episode 44: Tribe

Ray and Steve are back with a brand-new episode, and this time they’re diving headfirst into Tribe, the 2003 release from Queensrÿche. With the band facing tight deadlines and creative pressure, the album marked the return of Chris DeGarmo, who contributed both songwriting and guitar work. Did his …

CMS CLASSIC: The "Reunion" Myth: Michael Wilton Exposes the Reality of Queensryche’s Lineup 2008

Think you know why Chris DeGarmo really vanished from the Queensryche legacy? The mainstream media wants to paint a picture of “happy cameos,” but Neeley and Chris get Michael Wilton to reveal the cold, hard truth about the commitment it takes to keep the machine rolling. While the industry pretend…

Why Queensrÿche fired Geoff Tate: The Backstage brawl and the lawsuits

The story of why Geoff Tate was fired from Queensrÿche   A groundbreaking progressive metal band fractures from the inside, and the story begins in 2012, when Queensrÿche is literally at war with itself. Two rival lineups are touring under the same name: one featuring most of the classic members …

UAWIL #246: Queensryche - Empire

Queensryche were always different from their hard rock & hair metal brethren in the 80s & 90s. Based out of Seattle, Geoff Tate (vocals), Chris DeGarmo (lead guitar), Michael Wilton (lead & rhythm guitar), Eddie Jackson (bass) and Scott Rockenfield (drums) created a more prog rock sound akin to th…

Queensrÿche’s Timeless Operation: Mindcrime — Why It Still Hits So Hard

More than three decades later, Queensrÿche’s Operation: Mindcrime remains one of the most ambitious and complete concept albums in heavy music. From the opening moments of “I Remember Now” through “Revolution Calling,” “Eyes of a Stranger,” “I Don’t Believe in Love,” and the unforgettable “Suite Si…