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- Pull Me UnderDownload & Buy
- Another DayDownload & Buy
- Take The TimeDownload & Buy
- SurroundedDownload & Buy
- Metropolis- Part 1 'The Miracle And The Sleeper'Download & Buy
- Under A Glass MoonDownload & Buy
- Wait For SleepDownload & Buy
- Learning To LiveDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Images and Words
- Release Date:
- 01/01/1992
- Label:
- Atlantic / Wea
- UPC:
- 075679214829
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prog metal masterpiece
, October 14, 2006Reviewer: tomisas11 - See all tomisas11's reviews -
DT=ownage
, April 24, 2003Reviewer: k2brolcavl - See all k2brolcavl's reviewsDream Theater are clearly the best prog band ever. Nobody has come close and nobody ever will. I'm a big fan of prog but its hard to deal with anything other than DT. They just set the bar to damn high with this album. Once you hear this you will know that these four guys coming together is a miracle. Just too damn funny to hear these awesome musicians making music that actually sounds good as a whole. I've been listening to them for soo long now and its just a great feeling to know they are pretty much peerless in their genre. ...
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| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Dream Theater's first album with new vocalist James LaBrie is an excellent mix of progressive metal stylings with heartfelt vocals and thoughtprovoking lyrics. Guitarist John Petrucci, bassist John Myung, and drummer Mike Portnoy, all of whom trained at Berklee, show impressive ability on their respective instruments. Kevin Moore's keyboards weave strongly through the intricately constructed songs, while operatically trained LaBrie shows an impressive range with his tenor. Standout tracks include the complex "Metropolis, Pt. 1," the Shakespeareinfluenced "Pull Me Under" (also released as a single and video), the dramatic "Take the Time," and the 11minute, thoughtful "Learning to Live." Dream Theater's musicianship and songwriting are a cut above the norm; this is a very good disc. - Phil Carter, All Music Guide |
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The technically proficient guitar playing John Petrucci has elevated Dream Theater, to the upper echelon of contemporary heavy metal. While its lineup has continuously evolved, the Long Island-based quintet has consistently delivered sharp-edged musi...Full Dream Theater Biography
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Pros: the more you listen the more curious you are
Cons: perhaps not for non prog community
This can probably be a revolution for progressive metal! Somewhere in 1992, an unknown album from an unfamiliar band was played in a music shop. It shocked the rock communities who were bored with the current trends. Soon, they were amazed because the songs were unique, long, melodic, and sometimes complex. Listening the 5th and 8th track, people thought that the musicians were crazy but they wanted to know the name of the band. Then, some of the older remembered groups like Rush or Queensryche and tried again to listen to them.
Okey, maybe it is just fictive story, but in my opinion it is to describe how surprising ...