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I finally picked up one of this band's DVDs (Live at Budokan) - EXCELLENT! They are extremely talented! Any suggestions on albums I should get/DVDs I should get? trink39.gif
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I asked the exact same question on CP in June - I'd never heard them before, but noticed the name coming up again and again so made some enquiries.

 

I bought two albums, which were superb

 

Metropolis 2 - Scenes from a Memory & Images and Words.

 

Excellent stuff

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QUOTE (madra sneachta @ Jan 13 2005, 07:15 PM)
I asked the exact same question on CP in June - I'd never heard them before, but noticed the name coming up again and again so made some enquiries.

I bought two albums, which were superb

Metropolis 2 - Scenes from a Memory & Images and Words.

Excellent stuff

Metropolis 2 - Scenes from a Memory & Images and Words. Is this two albums? Mtropolis 2 and Scenes?

 

Are there any other DVDs of them out?

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QUOTE (RushRevisited @ Jan 14 2005, 12:26 AM)
QUOTE (madra sneachta @ Jan 13 2005, 07:15 PM)
I asked the exact same question on CP in June - I'd never heard them before, but noticed the name coming up again and again so made some enquiries.

I bought two albums, which were superb

Metropolis 2 - Scenes from a Memory & Images and Words.

Excellent stuff

Metropolis 2 - Scenes from a Memory & Images and Words. Is this two albums? Mtropolis 2 and Scenes?

 

Are there any other DVDs of them out?

"Metropolis 2 - Scenes from a Memory" is one album

 

http://www.dreamtheater.net/covers/sfam.jpg

 

Official site discography-

 

Dream Theater Discography

 

 

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Wow RR! I just did the same exact thing this week! I borrowed my brother-in-laws' copy of "Images and Words" and have been listening all week in the truck! Never had the opportunity to hear them before. I had the same reaction... WOW! Very talented indeed!!
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QUOTE (afansince74 @ Jan 13 2005, 07:58 PM)
Wow RR!  I just did the same exact thing this week!  I borrowed my brother-in-laws' copy of "Images and Words" and have been listening all week in the truck!  Never had the opportunity to hear them before.  I had the same reaction... WOW!  Very talented indeed!!

AFan you have GOT to see this dvd!

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And this keyboard player is unbelievable (obviously others must think so too, or they wouldn't dedicate a track to his keyboard solo)

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/RushRevisited/DTkeyboard.jpg

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I'm not a big DT fan, but I love Portnoy. The guy is astounding.
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I can imagine RR! Some of these songs are just insane on the drums! You need to listen to this one too! I'll go see if I can find that DVD.
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QUOTE (afansince74 @ Jan 13 2005, 07:58 PM)
Wow RR!  I just did the same exact thing this week!  I borrowed my brother-in-laws' copy of "Images and Words" and have been listening all week in the truck!  Never had the opportunity to hear them before.  I had the same reaction... WOW!  Very talented indeed!!

Check this out - I will prob. remove it tomorrow (or tonight if it kills bandwidth), but this is a little clip I captured. It may take a while to download, its 9 megs.

 

http://www.therushforum.com/AV01132005_220145.mpg

 

 

 

This is the DVD

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I have the DVD As Well RR. The one you are talking about very cool yes.gif trink39.gif
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Imo We must dinguish between 2 bands:

The old Dream Theater,with Kevin Moore,who created a masterpiece called "Images & Words"

The current Dream Theater,an average prog-metal band.

P.s:Red Barchetta sung by LaBrie is awesome.

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QUOTE (hap @ Jan 14 2005, 03:18 PM)
Imo We must dinguish between 2 bands:
The old Dream Theater,with Kevin Moore,who created a masterpiece called "Images & Words"
The current Dream Theater,an average prog-metal band.
P.s:Red Barchetta sung by LaBrie is awesome.

Well, to each his own. I tried to get into the old DT stuff many years back and just didn't like it at all. By contrast, I LOVE their newer stuff, '97 onwards, and would highly recommend them to anyone who is into challenging music played by overwhelmingly talented musicians.

 

That said, I have two big complaints:

 

1. James LaBrie seems like a decent guy and certainly has a passion for what he does, but I just really do not like his vocal style. (But the music is strong enough to appeal despite his vocals.)

 

2. There's at least one completely lame cheesefest ballad on every album. I literally find at least one track on almost every album completely unlistenable. But I LOVE the rest!

 

BTW -- I saw these guys open for Yes a couple years back, and they played "Machine Messiah." Sweet!

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They're very good. Images and Words is awesome, so is Train of Thought, Awake, an 6DOIT. Scenes From a Memory? blech, I dislike that album. But hteir worst IMO is still Octavarium, which has one good song (title track)
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When Dream and Day Unite, Images & Words, Awake and Scenes from a Memory are my faves.

 

If you love the Live at Budokan DVD you should definately grab the Score DVD.

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Awake. A f*ckin' masterpiece.

 

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/87/Dream_theater_awake.jpg/200px-Dream_theater_awake.jpg

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In case no one noticed, this is an old thread that tangy bumped. R.R. is a big Dream Theater fan, this thread had me scratching my head for a minute.

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