American Soldier by Queensrÿche, album cover
Album

American Soldier

Released31 March 2009
LabelRhino
Popularity23.3
Also cited27 March 2009

American Soldier is Queensrÿche's eleventh studio album, a concept record about the lives and experiences of people who serve, or have served, in the United States armed forces. It came out on 31 March 2009 on Rhino, following Operation: Mindcrime II in 2006 and the covers collection Take Cover in 2007. It debuted at No. 25 on the Billboard 200.

It also marks a change in the band's make-up. After Mike Stone's departure, this was the first album Queensrÿche recorded entirely as a quartet. It is also their first original album on which founding guitarist Michael Wilton has no writing credit. For listeners who like the band at their most thematic, it is a heavy metal album built around a single subject, and it sits between the band's earlier concept work and Dedicated to Chaos in 2011.

American Soldier: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 1:00:36

Tracklist

  1. 1SliverJason Slater and Geoff Tate3:09
  2. 2UnafraidJason Slater and Geoff Tate4:48
  3. 3Hundred Mile StareKelly Gray and Geoff Tate4:31
  4. 4At 30,000 ft.Jason Slater and Geoff Tate5:11
  5. 5A Dead Man's WordsJason Slater and Geoff Tate6:36
  6. 6The KillerJason Slater and Geoff Tate5:26
  7. 7Middle of HellGray, Johnson, Rockenfield, Tate5:28
  8. 8If I Were KingJason Slater and Geoff Tate5:17
  9. 9Man Down!Kelly Gray and Geoff Tate4:58
  10. 10Remember MeJason Slater and Geoff Tate5:00
  11. 11Home AgainGray, Johnson, Rockenfield, Tate4:41
  12. 12The VoiceJason Slater and Geoff Tate5:29
Produced by
Kelly Gray, Jason Slater, Susan Tate, Kenny Nemes
Recorded at
El Dorado Studios, Burbank, California, London Bridge Studios, Seattle, Washington, The Office, North Andover, Massachusetts
Recorded
March–December 2008
Mixed by
Kelly Gray
Engineered by
Kelly Gray
Label
Rhino
Length
1:00:36

Line-up

  • Randy Gane · keyboard · guest
  • Kelly Gray · guitar · guest
  • Eddie Jackson · bass guitar
  • Damon Johnson · guitar · guest
  • Scott Rockenfield · drums (drum set)
  • Michael Wilton · guitar
  • Jason Ames · vocals · guest
  • A.J. Fratto · vocals · guest
  • Geoff Tate · lead vocals
  • Emily Tate · lead vocals · guest

Singles

  • “If I Were King” · 2009

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 200925
US Hard Rock · 20092
US Top Rock Albums · 20096
US Tastemaker · 20099
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 200939
German Albums · 200965
Swiss Albums · 200971
Dutch Albums · 2009100

From MusicBrainz, Wikipedia and Wikidata. Only what the sources record is shown.

23.3
Popularity (0–100, vs the whole vault)
296
ListenBrainz listeners
15k
Wikipedia views, last 12 months
1.6k
Deezer fans (all editions)

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 2009-03-27 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz27 March 2009
Wikipedia infobox31 March 2009
Wikidata31 March 2009
US release27 March 2009earliest US date
UK / Europe release2009earliest UK or European date
3 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2009XERhino081227987268other
27 March 2009USRhinooriginal
31 March 2009USRhino081227987268other
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