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The Queensrÿche TOUROGRAPHY AND BOOTLEG GUIDE is a reference guide of past tour dates and available Queensrÿche bootleg recordings that have been recorded on video and/or audio. Listings are in chronological order. Times are approximate. Complete setlists are posted, if a bootleg does not contain all songs that were performed it has been noted in the "Audio description" section. If a complete setlist of a show is not available I have posted the setlist of the audio/video recording. To make it easier to find interesting or rare setlists I have not posted the same setlist twice, instead I have refered to the first known show where the band played that particular setlist. Dates and locations are accurate as far as I know, but if you believe any of the info is inaccurate or if you know of any existing shows/setlists not posted here, please e-mail me. If you would like to use any of the information from the QR Bootleg Guide for public use (i.e. websites), please credit this site.

The video quality descriptions are based on the camerawork and overall look of each video, not the picture quality due to the generation of the video. The audio quality descriptions are also based on the overall sound quality of the recording discounting generational loss. The standard notations are: Excellent, Very good, Good, Average, and Poor.

This website does not promote bootleg selling. While most of the Queensryche tours did not legally allow taping (with the exception of the PL and Mindcrime tours), the band has said on many occasions that they don't mind fans taping and trading shows. In fact, guitarist Michael Wilton is a collector of Ryche bootlegs.

This is VERY IMPORTNAT: I do not own the recordings listed within this website. Please do not email me asking for copies.

New to Queensryche? I suggest you buy all their officially released albums before you start collecting QR bootlegs. Their catalog includes the following albums: Queensryche EP (1983), The Warning (1984), Rage For Order (1986), Operation: Mindcrime (1988), Empire (1990), Promised Land (1994), Hear In The Now Frontier (1997), Q2K (1999), Greatest Hits (2000), Live Evolution (2001) and soon Tribe (release date July 1, 2003).
 

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