| Pamela Moore | |
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Moore on stage with Queensrÿche |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Seattle, Washington, United States |
| Genres | Pop, Hard Rock |
| Occupations | Singer, Songwriter |
| Years active | 1981–present |
| Labels | First American Records (1981—1982) Kivel Records (2000—2001) Planet Sweet Records (2005—present) |
| Website | PamelaMoore.net |
Pamela Moore is an American singer and songwriter, mixing hard rock, pop and electronica. She currently resides in Seattle, Washington in the United States.
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Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Moore was introduced to theater at a young age and developed a passion for performing on stage. She studied with the music program in high school and taught herself how to play acoustic guitar and piano.
In the early eighties, Moore released her two first albums, Take a Look and You Won't Find Me There.[1] Both albums were critically acclaimed, but record label problems put an early end to her budding career. However, in 1989 Moore was tapped to be the voice of Sister Mary on Queensrÿche's release "Operation:Mindcrime" and made her first public appearance with them on the 1990-1991 Empire Tour, participating in the filming of Operation: LIVEcrime.
In the late nineties, she became the singer for the band Radar and relocated to New York to record their 2000 debut album, R.P.M. After Radar disbanded in 2001, Moore moved back to Washington State.[1]
In 2006 Moore released a full length album, Stories from a Blue Room. All of the songs written by Moore and former Rorschach Test guitarist Benjamin Anderson.[1] The album was produced by Neil Kernon and recorded at Sonic Ranch studio in El Paso, Texas and Robert Lang Studios in Seattle, Washington. Terri Nunn, Jeff Loomis, and Michael Wilton all make guest appearances on this record.[2]
Moore is currently writing new music for her upcoming solo CD to be released Spring/Summer of 2011.
Moore has made guest appearances on several albums, most notably as 'Sister Mary' on Queensrÿche's concept albums Operation: Mindcrime and Operation: Mindcrime II.[1][3]
| Date Of Release | Title | Artist |
| 1981 | Take a Look | Pamela Moore |
| 1982 | You Won't Find Me There | Pamela Moore |
| 1988 | Operation: Mindcrime | Queensrÿche |
| 1992/2001 | Operation: LIVEcrime | Queensrÿche |
| 2000 | R.P.M | Radar |
| 2002 | Live Evolution | Queensrÿche |
| 2004 | A Retrospective | Pamela Moore |
| 2006 | Operation: Mindcrime II | Queensrÿche |
| 2006 | Stories from a Blue Room | Pamela Moore |
| 2008 | Sent from Heaven (EP) | Solna |
| 2008 | The Second Coming | Eden's Curse |
| 2009 | Eurameric | Solna |
Moore has one sister, Aury, four brothers, Bob, Pat, [1] Daemien (Loren), and Mike, nephew Jeremy, nieces Melissa and Holly, and is cousins with Berlin's Terri Nunn.[3]