to the live CD and referred to the cover of "Scarborough Fair" as being "abysmal". Jim Farber of Entertainment Weekly was highly critical of the album. He criticized both the album's progressive metal riffs, calling them "tuneless bombast", and the dire nature of the lyrics. Farber concluded his review by calling the band members "relentless killjoys". Track listing Personnel Queensrÿche Geoff Tate – vocals, keyboards Chris DeGarmo – six-string and 12-string electric and acoustic guitars, keyboards (on "Best I Can"), lead guitar (on "Best I Can", "Jet City Woman", "Silent Lucidity", "Anybody Listening"), harmony vocals (on "Anybody Listening"), backing vocals Michael Wilton – six-string and 12-string electric and acoustic guitars, lead guitar (on "Empire", "Resistance", "Another Rainy Night") Eddie Jackson – bass, backing vocals Scott Rockenfield – drums, percussion Additional personnel Michael Kamen – orchestral arrangements on "Silent Lucidity", conductor Randy Gane – answering machine message on "Empire" Robert Bailey – keyboards, keyboard programming Production Peter Collins – producer James Barton — engineer, mixing at Royal Recorders Studios, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Marcus Ramaer – assistant engineer Dan Harjung – mixing assistant Paul Northfield — engineer on tracks 6, 12, 14 Neil Kernon — producer and engineer on track 13 Tom Hall — engineer on track 13, assistant engineer on tracks 6, 12, 14 Bob Ludwig – mastering at Masterdisk, New York Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications See also List of glam metal albums and songs References 1990 albums Queensrÿche albums EMI Records albums Albums produced by Peter Collins (record producer) Albums recorded at Greenhouse Studios