Take Cover
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| Artists | Queensrÿche |
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| Release date | November 13, 2007 |
| Labels | Rhino Entertainment |
| Genres | Heavy Metal |
| Producers | Jason Slater |
| Mike Stone | |
| Michael Wilton | |
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| ID | 2972247 |
About Take Cover
Take Cover is the tenth studio album by Seattle-based progressive metal band Queensrÿche, released on November 13, 2007. It consists of cover versions. The idea to release an album of cover songs came from a game of "name the riff" guitarists Michael Wilton and Mike Stone would play during sound checks.
Inside Kfar Aza where Hamas militants killed families in their homes
... As they worked to recover the bodies, from time to time alerts for Hamas rocket fire made them Take Cover...
North Korea's second spy satellite launch fails
... The launch prompted an emergency warning in Japan s southernmost Okinawa prefecture minutes later, urging residents to Take Cover indoors...
Kitchen shrine serpents and other fascinating new Pompeii discoveries
... Looking at the position where the victims were found, it s obvious that they were trying to Take Cover, hoping that by hiding under a staircase, they would be safe...
Ukraine war: BBC on the front line as Ukraine attacks Russian trenches
... Another salvo comes in and the soldiers Take Cover in the cellar of a ruined house...
Israel-Gaza: Palestinian family left homeless after strikes
... The group retaliated with waves of rocket attacks on Israeli cities, forcing thousands to Take Cover in bomb shelters...
Ukraine war: Bakhmut defender remembered by comrades
... They didn t even try to Take Cover, but simply walked towards him across the open field...
Ukraine war: The front line where Russian eyes are always watching
... " When their positions are under attack, he explains, they Take Cover in trench dugouts, while one soldier stays on watch looking for enemy infantry and drones...
Ukraine war: Vuhledar, the mining town Russia wants to take
... We have to Take Cover at a wall...
North Korea's second spy satellite launch fails
By Jean Mackenzie & Kelly Ng in Seoul and Singapore
North Korea 's second attempt to put a spy satellite into space has failed, three months after its first launch crashed into The Sea .
The attempt on Thursday morning failed during the third stage of its flight, state media said.
For North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a spy satellite is a coveted prize, as it would let him monitor incoming attacks and plot his own more accurately.
Pyongyang's Space Agency has said it will try again in October.
South Korea said it detected The Launch of The Rocket at around 03:50 local time (18:50 GMT), and that it had flown through international airspace over the Yellow Sea between Mainland China and the Korean Peninsula .
The Launch prompted an emergency warning in Japan's southernmost Okinawa Prefecture minutes later, urging residents to Take Cover indoors. The alert was lifted after about 20 Minutes .
Condemning The Launch , Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said: " Behaviour like this goes against the UN resolutions and we're already firmly protesting. "
The US urged North Korea to refrain from " further threatening activity" and called on Pyongyang to engage in serious diplomacy.
But although Thursday's failure will have been disappointing for Pyongyang, it appears they've made progress.
A news report in state-run KCNA blamed the failure on " an error in The Emergency blasting system during the third-stage flight" and said The Problem was " not a big issue".
It seems The Rocket carrying the satellite flew further than during the previous attempt. Officials in Pyongyang had described the botched attempt in May as their " gravest failure" while vowing to try again.
And Mr Kim will most likely continue, until he succeeds. Already he is forging ahead with his weapons programme, while refusing all offers to talk to the US.
Thursday's launch comes days after leaders from the US, Japan and South Korea met at a historic summit in Washington. It also follows the start of annual military exercises between Washington and Seoul.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com