Queensrÿche: Building Empires
Queensrÿche: Building Empires

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Queensrÿche: Building Empires

2002
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English

This compilation of music videos, concert clips and commentary will have Queensryche fans rockin' the house. Packed with videos from the "Empire" album, the program also features sessions from MTV's "Unplugged" and live performance footage. Alternate versions of "Eyes of a Stranger" and "Another Rainy Night" coupled with band member interviews reveal the creative range of these iconoclastic heavy metal performers.

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IMDb7.6/10
Director: N/A (Compilation)Genres: Music Video, Documentary, Concert Film

Plot Summary

Building Empires is a comprehensive video compilation chronicling the progressive metal band Queensrÿche's career from their early days to the release of their album 'Tribe'. It features a vast collection of music videos, live performances, and behind-the-scenes footage, offering an in-depth look at the band's creative process and evolution. The compilation showcases key moments and influential tracks that defined their sound and established their legacy in the music industry. It serves as a visual journey through their most significant era.

Critical Reception

As a compilation of music videos and live performances, 'Building Empires' was primarily reviewed by fans and music publications focused on the heavy metal and progressive rock genres. It was generally well-received for its extensive collection of content that offered a thorough retrospective of Queensrÿche's early and mid-career visual output. Critics and fans alike appreciated the inclusion of iconic music videos and rare live footage, providing valuable insight into the band's artistic development and impact.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its comprehensive collection of music videos and live performances.

  • Valued by fans for offering a detailed look at the band's early and mid-career.

  • Seen as an essential visual retrospective for Queensrÿche enthusiasts.

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Fun Fact

The compilation includes the music video for 'I Don't Believe in Love,' which won an MTV Video Music Award for Best Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Video in 1989.

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