erotomania's alright :smoke: i prefer other instrumentals, overture 1928 being my favorite.

honor thy father...?
dude, choose a better song to play :]

i dont think my grandparents would like it if i brought home an elec. with an amp, so ill see if i can rent out a cheap acoustic...work on my acoustic skills a bit.

[QUOTE=ghettoeddo]erotomania's alright :smoke: i prefer other instrumentals, overture 1928 being my favorite.

i dont think my grandparents would like it if i brought home an elec. with an amp, so ill see if i can rent out a cheap acoustic...work on my acoustic skills a bit.[/QUOTE]

Ah man, Erotomania was the first DT song I ever heard. It was unlike anything I ever heard before. I remember I listened to the ending of that song over and over again.:thumb:

Hells Kitchen and Erotomania are my favorite DT instrumentals. I hope theres another true instrumental on the next album.:thumb:

EDIT-Holy crap, how did I forget Dance of Eternity. That is my favorite instrumental.

I like the ones on SFAM the best

Woo I just got SFNY. It's fantastic!

It's got some good material on it but I don't like the way it's presented (Split screens, story etc.)

[QUOTE=ever eeking always rupert]Woo I just got SFNY. It's fantastic![/QUOTE]

Yeah its amazing.

It gets better everytime you listen to it. You notice little things along the way.:thumb:

erotomania....the solo in it sounds like a classical piece i can't quite put my finger on...

got Live Scenes from new york DVD last week :amaze:
productions a bit weird but damn good stuff.

Yeah, I have the CD&DVD for that and Budokan...they're fantastic

Personally I like Budokan better, but that is probably because I saw that before LSfNY.

to hear all of SFAM played live and then all of ACOS would have blown me away. i hope they play loadsa songs from sfam when i see them.

also: got my SFAM t-shirt today :)

I played like a small show last night, it was awesome cus we played an instrumedley and started on scarred, it sounded so damn sweet through big amps nice and loud:D

[QUOTE=Hope Eternal]Personally I like Budokan better, but that is probably because I saw that before LSfNY.[/QUOTE]
Nah i think it is better, i saw it before lsfny and i still prefer it.

budokan version of beyond this life > lsfny version
plus they do a better variety of songs on budokan

[QUOTE=inassociationwithdeanlearner]Nah i think it is better, i saw it before lsfny and i still prefer it.

budokan version of beyond this life > lsfny version
plus they do a better variety of songs on budokan[/QUOTE]
That's definitely true, the variety is so much better on Budokan. I watched the whole DVD again the other week, and damn, it's good!

After watching Budokan too much, I now prefer LSFNY.

I have LSFNY, Budokon, SFaM and When Dream and Day Reunite, Once in a Livetime and Live at the Marquis. Im going to get Scores when it comes out (hopefully my poster will be on it).

I didnt realize I had all the DT DVD's :eek: :cool:

NP: DT - A fortune in Lies

I've just finished watching the double DVD, now I get to watch it again with the commentary :)
Its annoying there's no commentary on the Budokan one, or any for Score though. :(

Any of you guys seen Mike's [i]Liquid Drum Theater[/i] video where he shows you how to play, and count out the Dance of Eternity??

Fukkin' [b]insane[/b]!!

Is it just me or have you found that the DT dvd's tend to be very expensive most places?:(

Although i dont care anymore cus i have em all and got em quite cheap as well.

Pretty much everything DT is expensive round here, as I've mentioned before.

You should be able to get studio albums for £6.97 at Music Zone, or for about £4 on the internet.

Never seen a music zone mr northerner.

Hahah, well, you suck.

Lately I've REALLY been stuck into ToT. SoC and ItnoG are quickly becoming favourite DT songs. I've listened to this album alot, and I've had it for ages, but lately these two songs are just making me orgasm over and over. I absolutely LOVE the ending of both songs. Both are so emotional and I feel like I almost want to cry when I listen to them.

But you definitely have to listen to the whole of both songs to really feel the power of the endings. Maybe I'm going over-the-top with the crying thing... but damn these songs grow on you.

I'll grab this oppurtunity, to direct your eyes and ears, to [url=http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=54996]this[/url].

[quote]The inimitable New York-based band ended its anniversary concert with an intense, 30-minute version of "Octavarium"[/quote]
Anyone else feeling a bit :naughty: reading this? :p

[QUOTE=Inkstar]Lately I've REALLY been stuck into ToT. SoC and ItnoG are quickly becoming favourite DT songs. I've listened to this album alot, and I've had it for ages, but lately these two songs are just making me orgasm over and over. I absolutely LOVE the ending of both songs. Both are so emotional and I feel like I almost want to cry when I listen to them.

But you definitely have to listen to the whole of both songs to really feel the power of the endings. Maybe I'm going over-the-top with the crying thing... but damn these songs grow on you.[/QUOTE]

I really love ItNofG and SoC too. Plus As I Am has always been a fave of mine. Great riffs and awesome drumming. If I have a good tone, I'd record those.

[quote=MRDuCran]Any of you guys seen Mike's Liquid Drum Theater video where he shows you how to play, and count out the Dance of Eternity??[/quote]
Anyone??

Also there's a tonne of Mikey videos on youtube if him playing through loads, if not all of Train of Thought and other stuff too.

That drum solo he does where he goes down to the crown holding that single tom is pretty sick.

[QUOTE=Chu]I'll grab this oppurtunity, to direct your eyes and ears, to [url=http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=54996]this[/url].


Anyone else feeling a bit :naughty: reading this? :p[/QUOTE]

It was the same as it is on the album, except it was backed by a full orchestra(I was there :thumb: ).

There weren't any extra parts to the song if thats what you were thinkin. It was amazing though, but Metropolis Part 1 with full orchestra was one of the most incredible things EVER.:thumb:

*Can't wait for this DVD*

Seriously. I havn't been this excited in a LONG time.

[QUOTE=Chu]I'll grab this oppurtunity, to direct your eyes and ears, to [url=http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=54996]this[/url].


Anyone else feeling a bit :naughty: reading this? :p[/QUOTE]


Haha, look at the comments...
Blabbermouth is filled with imbecile metalheads that cleary cannot enjoy the beautiful arrangements nor the complexity of DT's songs.

[QUOTE=inassociationwithdeanlearner]Is it just me or have you found that the DT dvd's tend to be very expensive most places?:(

Although i dont care anymore cus i have em all and got em quite cheap as well.[/QUOTE]
Ya, all the DT dvds in Australia cost $50AUS for some reason, luckily I got Budokan on special :cool: