Yeh I noticed that too, I think it does judging by the tracklisting

Which is odd because i thought they would of put it as sections like they did on the original cd

Found myself. I knew wearing a white t-shirt would pay off!

[url]http://i6.tinypic.com/27wrd5c.jpg[/url]

If you're wondering what part of the concert that was, it was during the intro to Under A Glass Moon.:thumb:

^ woulda been better if we could see ya! lol

[QUOTE=psychedelic_liam]^ woulda been better if we could see ya! lol[/QUOTE]

Yeah :(

Unfortunately the camera guys didn't think I was hot enough for a closeup. You'll have to deal with this until I get my close up.

[url]http://myspace-610.vo.llnwd.net/01114/01/68/1114188610_l.jpg[/url] :thumb:

Ahhh can't wait to get my copy!!! Just got an email from JB today saying that they're waiting on the supplier to send it to them or something.... CAN'T WAIT!!!!

[QUOTE=inassociationwithdeanlearner]Which is odd because i thought they would of put it as sections like they did on the original cd[/QUOTE]

nope...that's a big problem w/ score. six degrees is listed as one song, all 40 minutes of it :(

I need to get that DVD, seems to be great, and finally my cd of Blood of the Snake arrived!!! :)

Last week one friend told me that Dream Theater was going to play in El Salvador, I was so happy because I can go there, it is like 4 hours from my country. But it was just a rummor :upset: The real band to perform is Stratovarius, I think I'm going to see them.

Stratovarius are pretty good though.

I want Score!

i got score two nights ago, its a very good dvd, the documentray is excellent, the audio in the concert is amazing and the video quality is awesome too, its an all around awesome dvd, i really liked it, although i think live at budokans setlist was better

Yeh, already decided, im going with my friends to see Stratovarius live on October 3.

What is the setlist for score?

[quote=Atica]Yeh, already decided, im going with my friends to see Stratovarius live on October 3.

What is the setlist for score?[/quote]
the root of all evil
i walk beside you
another won
afterlife
under a glass moon
innocence faded
raise the knife
the spirit carries on
six degrees of inner turbulence
vacant
the answer lies within
sacrificed sons
octavarium
metropolis

i was a bit disappointed...i was hoping for more scenes and more train of thought but its really good either way
i think it woulda been awesome if they played 6:00 or erotomania

Yeh, more Train of Thought would be better, anyways it is good. Ytse Jam would be great to see live.

I really didn't like Score's setlist when I first read what is was. It was the same thing with some songs in Budokan, but when I saw the songs perfomed live in the dvd, I started liking them a lot. It was the exact same thing with Score. The songs grew on me quickly.

and the first time I listened to it, it was on my old *** tv with one of its built in speakers broken. I could only hear the right channel so Petrucci's guitar was barely audible, especially during his solos. Even so, I still enjoyed the performance. I listened to a few minutes of the dvd on my living room's tv after, and it sounded perfect. I'm gonna buy a dvd drive for my computer tommorrow so I could listen to with my good speakers.

mMm jem's are sexy...

the documentary is one of the best things haha. john myung talking = gold

the spirit carries on has an extended petrucci intro like hollow years on budokan, but better. i know hard to believe.

Score's setlist is meant to work out to fit the 8 and 5 theme used in 8v.

[quote=Happy]Score's setlist is meant to work out to fit the 8 and 5 theme used in 8v.[/quote]
never thought of that...how so?

I'm such a dickwit, I just realised that Score is called that because a score is 20, and it's their 20th anniversary show. :(

And the musical score part, obviously.

[QUOTE=ThatOneDrummer]never thought of that...how so?[/QUOTE]
8 songs in the first part of the setlist, 5 in the second, with the orchestra.

8 parts of six degrees are played, then 5 more songs afterwards

5 of the 8 songs of 8v are on the setlist

[QUOTE=Happy]8 songs in the first part of the setlist, 5 in the second, with the orchestra.

8 parts of six degrees are played, then 5 more songs afterwards

5 of the 8 songs of 8v are on the setlist[/QUOTE]
Wow...I love how DT and Tool both seem to put these kind of hidden stuff into their music.

yeah i know, like theres this huge story behind the artwork in ocavarium and in the title track theres lots of themes from the rest of the album...how long that must have taken to write makes me dizzy

[QUOTE=ghettoeddo]nope...that's a big problem w/ score. six degrees is listed as one song, all 40 minutes of it :([/QUOTE]

It's not a problem at all. DT always intended it to be one full 40 minute track, but unfortunately they had to split for the album. I think it's great that they didn't split for SCORE because that's how it was intentionally written, and how it should be.

yeah DT puts so much hidden stuff in their music, wasn't there a morse code-ish thing found in the middle of "In The Name Of God"?

Got my copy of Score, absolutely amazing

[QUOTE=Happy]8 songs in the first part of the setlist, 5 in the second, with the orchestra.

8 parts of six degrees are played, then 5 more songs afterwards

5 of the 8 songs of 8v are on the setlist[/QUOTE]

Wow that's amazing, they really know what they are doing. That's why they are the greates band ever.

[quote=lak89]yeah DT puts so much hidden stuff in their music, wasn't there a morse code-ish thing found in the middle of "In The Name Of God"?

Got my copy of Score, absolutely amazing[/quote]
yeah and the morse code says "eat my [I]a[/I]ss and balls" :lol: its mike portnoys motto
in the part of octavarium where james screams you can hear mike say "root, second, third,fourth,fifth,sixth,seventh,octo" and during each number the track that corresponds with that number(root=the root of all eveil, so on) is played in the background

Yeh, that part of Octavarium is preetty good, and the changes from one type of song to another are well adapted.

there are WAY too many sembalnces and gems...

octavarium is probably my single most favorite track thus far.
and again...labrie's singing is really ace on score. it's VERY good. most of my friends who normally don't like his voice had to admit it was bearable and decent,

Octavarium has so many nuggets it's not even funny.

It's amazing.

[QUOTE=ghettoeddo]there are WAY too many sembalnces and gems...

octavarium is probably my single most favorite track thus far.
and again...labrie's singing is really ace on score. it's VERY good. most of my friends who normally don't like his voice had to admit it was bearable and decent,[/QUOTE]
I know, his vocals deliver just as good as the I&W tour, maybe even better. Can't wait to get this DVD after listening to the CD

My CD comes on Monday. :D