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georgie calm down, song notthat gerat see yoy for dinner pleeeeaaase mummy pleaassse

You mean Images and Words

Say no more

well said!

Hats off 🎩

❤🤘respect

Shit this is the first I've heard of it... I'm out of touch. Mangini was GREAT!

Seconded.

Hahahaha -How far is your work from home? -2 DT songs

@@PatoGarcia that would be any two combination of octavarium, in the presence of my enemies II, Illumination theory, change of seasons, six degrees of inner turbulence.

@@PatoGarcia kkkkk

it takes you 45 minutes to drive to work??

@@jocefianrama SDOIT already gives you that time basically lol

may he rest in peace Ken! I hope you remember him by listening to them

86x7 ⁷ ⁸

I've studied a lot of your brother's licks back in school of music

sorry to hear that bro.. rip

DT were the first live concert I went to with my now decreased Sister, memories never forgotten!

I agree 👍🏿

yeah bro i totally get you it moves me so much it hurts in a good way no words man absolutely magic shift of musical wonder i got no words bro

I think the same.

I agree wholeheartedly

just mp fanboi hates him.. the rest of the drummers LOVE MM..

He's a phenomenal drummer and anyone that can sit in for Portnoy, is obviously awesome themselves. So, yes, Mangini is amazing in his own right!!!🙂👍🙏🙏🙏

Not the same drummer. There are differences. Doesn't mean that he is bad , but it's not the same.

Having seen every tour since 2008, Dream Theater has head and shoulders raised the bar since moving to Sony Music Studios(Name check on Sony’s record label.). That’s not a dig at MP but I don’t doubt that has something to do with it. Recording Chaos in Motion in that way was his idea.

@@zacharymclean9571 The live audio has gotten so much better in recent years. The studio albums however are a bit of hit or miss. I happen to think Black Clouds is one of their best mixed studio albums.

@@KLTrainz I happened to agree. It’s almost criminal that they haven’t played The Count of Tuscany live yet.

Their soundmaster is one of the best ever. I saw them several times in different concert halls, big ones and smaller ones - the sound was always dense, brillant and never too loud!

Exept that awful guitar tone.

HAHAHAHA 😂😂😂

It's an absolute masterpiece.

Question remains: Why the orchestra?

It's because you are hearing a live symphony, they literally have an orchestra and a ton of singers in the background

James was on point this tour. I saw them at red bank about 2 weeks before this show and him and the band were firing on all cylinders. Easily the best DT show I had seen over the years

I've loved DT since 91. Seen them tons of times, but James's voice is shaky . . . . hell he's in his 50's so its understandable. They just need to be smart with the setlists from now on.

I've seen them every tour of Australia, and the most recent was definitely his best vocal performance

@@ericdraven234 I'm guessing you never saw him in the 90's

@Riccardo Ivan Vangone No editing, I saw them during this tour and he performed very well. Not quite as good as in the studio, but I was especially impressed by his high notes during Illumination Theory. My only gripe was him shouting the last verse in Space Dye Vest, because aggressive vocals just don't fit that song in my opinion. My mom and sister who were unfamiliar with the band actually pointed out "I like the singer's voice" during that show. James has had bad gigs, but he was on point on this particular tour.

*everyone gangsta until petrooch starts clapping*

If the Dance of Eternity would be a lecture, I would be so happy to passed with D+

😅😅

props to the orchestra

learned dance of eternity on drums... took about half a year to get it up and running

Portnoy is better, Mangini is like a robot.

hell yeah I remember about a decade ago I was in your shoes. I think the best song they've written imo is Octavarium, it still gives me chills to this day

@@AlexZamora1234 Yeah, I agree. For me, finding Dream Theatre was a strange sequence of Stepping stones. Started with The Beatles, then Pink Floyd, then Metallica, then TOOL, and now Dream Theatre. I'd heard Dance Of Eternity on it's own before (heard it was complex as hell and figured I'd check it out), and a few months later, downloaded all of Metropolis Pt 2. Loved it to bits. Dream Theatre is brilliant.

Let me guess you're not over 30 years old right? We listened this over 3 decades almost 4, they're still Flawless. Welcome to the New World of Music!

@@dragonthesharkyt ahh yes similar for me I started with linking park, Guns N’ Roses As I Lay Dying and Metallica. After Metallica I couldn’t find anything else until I revisited Dream Theater and was blown away. A Dramatic Turn of Events was just coming out when I started to listen to them a lot and that album blew me away. Been my favorite band ever since. Haken is a close second though

@@dragonthesharkyt one of the best albums ever, really a trip.

Thanks bro

Legend

Mantabs 👍👍

Thanks a lot man

Kesuwun, boskuu...

Indeed! And still he gets too much hate! I feel sorry for him!

from the "show" standpoint, it seems like he's having no fun at all playing... :(

Well I'm gonna throw a wrench in. Yeah, he can play the part of portnoy. But he can't create shit that's appealing to me. The latter albums after portnoy sucked.

@@docmartin9489 well.. That's Just Like, Your Opinion, Man...

@@docmartin9489 just shut tf up with the stupid nonsense

Соглашусь полностью. Это не попса, чтобы вокал выпячивать впереди всех инструментов, которые по технике исполнения, тембрами звучания насыщают все композиции палитрой музыкальной идеи. На качественном аппарате, при качественной записи, слышаться нюансы всех инструментов и вокала. Плохо, когда вокал заполняет и переполняет децибелы звуков.

The best commentary I read.

I've listened to Dream Theater for about 20 years and never realized this. I have to rethink of how I listen to LaBrie's vocals now. However I have noticed that I love the way he sounds in the Human Equation with Ayreon.

totally agree!

thank u sir for this comment ❤

Finally Free has been accompanying my life a lot too. This song for me contains everything a song needs to contain.

@@Wind343 DTs music is timeless, for me this whole album was a big part of my early teen years, it's a staple in my upbringing, what I listened to when I wanted to lose myself in my thoughts which was pretty often back in those days, it's bonded to my personality and my way of life! These guys were there when no one listened to me, my thoughts and feelings were comforted by DTs music in a massive way, they were like having that friend that supported you all the way... this is why this song resonates so much with me

I love you

@@bp6837 stop…👎🏻

Yes. Every time!

Labrie was on fire that night, indeed

Literally I’m in the hospital and the nurses keep asking me why I’m cold because i can’t stop the goosebumps lol

23:48 my guys on the left can't help but headbang by the end

I would just pretend I could sing just to witness such greatness.

@@matthewgeorge6620 Also dancing at 7:13, they must be DT fans too haha.

@@sezyneraofficial3718 dancing??? He shook his head!!!

Hate is a strong word.

Most incredible singer and songwriter alive. In concert, he sounds even more incredible.

Have you ever listened to Live at the Marquee? Give it a check and you will realise why people throw so much hate to LaBrie's voice. He is a damn monster in that concert

Hes so nice cause hes canadian 😉

@@juancarloscortesolea8926 Agreed. His more recent one in London 2020 was I feel was amazing. Pale Blue Dot

Salam 🤘🤘

Maulidina Siti Nuraisyah for me too. It was the first DT album I had, back in 99/00 ❤️🤘🤓

Ukhty

How so?

Masih bagusan gitarnya palapa mbak...

Saw them in the Philippines in 2017 for the first time in my life, when they played Surrounded, i just couldn't hold back the tears. The Images and Words album was my mom's uncle favourite album, and he used to play it alot, so i owe him for my love of Dream Theater. He was a very amazing guitar player too, he can play Steve Vai and Eric Johnson songs with ease. He passed away from cancer in the New Year of 2007. His spirit carries on, and his spirit guides my life each day. I miss him so much.

No, you're not. I did the same. I should've seen them last April but postponed due to Covid. So yeah, it's kind of rehearsal for me 😂

I'm bawling because I've only seen them once.

Try this Devin Townsend's 3 songs (Funeral, Bastard and Death of Music) /watch?v=1oJEBGHCdBQ

Only one consert for me, in 95 best one ive seen live.

I find it absolutely amazing. Mangini needs to stop with the long hair though, he just looks like someone's mom who's also great at drums.

See how they prompted each other? Amazing!

they have been playing with each other since they were 12 years old, i gues so haha they know every rush and iron maiden song also lol

they're even wearing the same shoes. "when you and your BFF wear the same clothes - #justmetalbrosthings"

Well, u got issues pal'

So what happens when you hear "A Change of Seasons" then?

@@JuanPabloContrerasCit is a masterpiece of all time

I’m crying the whole time in my car just hearing Petruccis solos. The most tears producing part is the very melancholic start of John’s solo in BREAKING ALL ILLUSIONS, softly played and so sad, becoming more difficult and with that intelligent chorusses, then faster, but always very emotional. Sigh...

@@chrislauro70 I don't see where this is going other than irrelevant.

You might love this guy lol kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9F2gceanc2tfY0.html

Except ,they know ood time signature 😆

@@ishikanura5420 basically me when (or if) i someday will learn this song

Can't you clap to higher prime number ratio time signatures that change for each measure?

Hahahaha love this comment

neither can u/moopyisdank

Filip Wretner Nice profile picture LOL

Ultoch There’s part of me that wants Dream Theater to release the live album, and another part of me that doesn’t want them to because it means we get epic Meme Theater forever.

Noah Linebarrier you mean that reddit guy? He’s brilliant!

Kian Pourzand yeah lol

I've been listening to them since i was 7 years old, i will always love this band with all my heart

Yep, been listening since my teenager too, thx to my brother

25 years for me! Cheers from the US!

Betul, bro!

Was waiting to see them finally in Jakarta. Had been waiting for 20+ years! Covid-19 crap...

@@patrickbeintema9184 too many band tour cancellations during this covid things, too bad

Tenane ?

Bang coba make English bang ini forumnya aja isinya orang orang sana bang. Ini channel bandnya wkwkwkw.

@@off-beatdrummer ada translatenya bang.. amaaaan buat lucu-lucuan baca komen hahahahha

Sami kados kulo masze. Kulo ket zaman SMP sampe pun nggadah yugo sepuh ngeten tasih nyetel DT, damel nyambut damel, mobilan, santai-santai sedanten pokokee 😂

Leres mas 😂

Kalau aku pertama dengar lagu DT kesan pertama itu kok suara vokalisnya kurang matching 😂

Very well said! James is awesome!

I fuckin' love James, man. I wish I could give ALL of DT a big hug for getting me through these rough 4 years!!!!

He needed to be profoundly great for a show like this and he rose to the occasion. He really did sound great.

Yes he is a great singer !!

I'm so sick of people bashing him on other videos etc. Even the new live video they just put out for their upcoming dvd, the comments are ridiculous.

Jakarta mei 2023 di ancol..

​@@rizaldifahlevy4725 jadi coldplay bos,,kan ga asik jadinya

sama bos q.dulu 13 th yg lalu saat masih sendiri.hampir tiap mlm di play.

I agree. I saw them do the whole album on the Distance Over Time tour in Dallas.

I saw them in early 2020 and during finally free it was so intimate with the audience. When the "one last time" part came up the entire room was singing it with the house lights on. It was like nothing I've ever experienced. I didn't even realize till it was almost over that I had tears on my face and I looked at my sister and she was full on crying.

the only greater DT moment is when everyone yells "I!" in the count of tuscany :)

There's no "best rock progressive band ever" stfu.

They should be given a James Bond intro song or an appearance at the Super Bowl.

I was thinking the exact same thing

@@Music20275 Inspiring, isn´t it?

Labrie did not expect this haha

I spawn an extra leg every now and then.

@@tynewlin ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

He's my fave in Dream theater

I know

He is on the Mt. Rushmore of the bass guitar for sure but I only wish Myung for once would smile or show some type of emotion. I know he is playing technical stuff that requires concentration but have some feel... Geddy Lee, Billy Sheehan, Tony Levin, those guys make you feel the music. Then you see how they play and its mind blowing.

patthar ke niiche tu live kar raha tha lol

haha i discovered them about 15 years ago when i was in high school. I can relate with you as I had the same feeling with Nightwish. I guess better late than never my friend :)

@@floreaciprian9742 always late to the party over here! Be well bro.

What matters is that you found them! Now you have a world of amazing material to catch up on :D

@@Agropio yup. We all wish we could rediscover all the great bands we love

I’m really happy for all that do. I have tried so hard to like this type of music, but…… like I said SO many great comments. Truly happy for you all. ☮️🎼

Mangini plays the parts well, but for me he lacks the feeling that Portnoy has. It just feels too “perfect” if that makes sense.

I like Portnoy a lot but Mangini is a far better drummer than him! I've listened to the DT discography (record after record) since last week and after the 2011 "A dramatic Turn of Events", the first record Mike Mangini did with DT, their music has been getting more technically complicated! Mike Mangini is a very creative drummer! Personally, I think he is the perfect choice for DT but I would've liked other drummers from the audition like Thomas Langs or Marco Minnemann. I Love Virgil Donatti but for sure he's not a good fit for DT. 😉

Mangini not bad lol, what a ridiculous statement.

Mike Portnoy is an amazing drummer, but can he make what Mike Mangini do? If you ask Portnoy to play some parts that Magini plays on DT, could he? No he couldn´t and that´s why Mangini is a better drummer than Portnoy. Stop protect your drummer just because you like them.

Yeah this particular concert will forever be their best yet. Cannot be topped. The concept of a prog metal band accompanied by choir and orchestra is not an idea that can always be executed everytime, even if they wanted to. Especially because this concert's setlist was so good and compatible for orchestra and choir. And Mangini.... Oh Mangini... His drum set in this concert is the best and peak. His set has been getting smaller as years of tours keep going. Before he get kicked from the band, his set is just like any regular custom set, not really that "holy shit". For me, now that Mangini is gone, DT ends. Good for people who enjoy Portnoy but it won't ever be the same without Mangini, for me. Glad that this concert in Boston is prove that Mangini once rocked the best in this band.

I also think they won’t be the same without Mike Mangini

Unfortunately not. There are thousands of other magnificent talents on the planet, in every musical style. Many many precedents for decades... ;)

I’m going to have to agree with Elixear here, this band is frankly not as good as others that it draws comparisons to. In fact I would say crazy musicians like Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion exhibit greater talent and rhythm than this band. Still though, I think this band still has great potential. 👍

@@Elixear Thanks for the comment E. but, with respect, there are very few bands in the history of progressive rock music which mesh this level of technical artistry with gripping melodies and tight musicianship. Rush, Yes, Kansas and fusion jazz greats Return to Forever would be among those bands in the conversation, certainly. But DT belongs right there, in my opinion.

@@kevinkilduff2064 I can also understand your point of view.

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wow harry potter teacher XXDDDDDD

JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJAJJA vince neil with a very good voice xD

Bass: Bruce Lee

I remember that too haha.. eventually i have 3 copies of this album!

27 лет, в 93 году в СНГ можно было найти их Images and Words?)

на кассете в 4й копии

Поддерживаю!

@@FuryCat1978 Воу, мне 21 год, я диски еле застал, а тут прям кассета в 4-ой копии, круто :) На качестве сказалось это как-то или норм звучало?)

Falou tudo, my friend.

how to

É um crime ver o Mangini tocando as músicas que "são do Portnoy", Mangini é todo duro, não tem carisma algum e tecnicamente é muito abaixo do Portnoy, entusiasmo zero TB, é uma pena, uma música maravilhosa dessa!!

@@1306melo acho q o mangini foi o melhor nas "auditions". unico que poderia superar o portnoy seria o bob jarzonbeck, porem ele nao quis

@@1306melo Cara, eu acho que os dois são sensacionais. Eu acho que Mangini é mais introspectivo, apenas. Carisma igual cada um do seu jeito. Mangini gosta de sons mais profundos, Portnoy mais pra frente. São só jeitos de tocar de cada um. Portnoy é mais MTV e Mangini é mais "academia". É por aí. Não o considero "todo duro" como você diz. O próprio Petrucci disse que fica indignado quando falam que ele é algo parecido com o que você disse. Mas os dois são muito foda. Gosto das "duas eras" do mesmo jeito