I don't see why so many people bash Dominicci, he sings similar to LaBrie (listening to Metropolis live from "When Dream and Day Reunite: Live")

[QUOTE=vashts80]I don't see why so many people bash Dominicci, he sings similar to LaBrie (listening to Metropolis live from "When Dream and Day Reunite: Live")[/QUOTE]

Woah, that's a real subject-changer! :amaze:

The Glass Prison
Lie
Endless Sacrifice
As I Am
Pull Me Under
Home
Change of Seasons
This Dying Soul
The Root of All Evil
Under a Glass Moon
Take the time
Trail of Tears

right, octavarium should appear through the lovely folks at cheapcds tomorrow so impressions will be posted then...

best of DT ohhh, say 20 songs


space dye vest
pull me under
another day
take the time
surrounded
metropolis pt.1
under a glass moon
wait for sleep
learning to live
endless sacrifice
in the name of god
as I am
this dying soul
through my words
the spirit carries on
through her eyes
a change of seasons
Lie
beyond this life
one last time

bearing in mind I don't have six degrees, FII or octavarium

[QUOTE=vashts80]I don't see why so many people bash Dominicci, he sings similar to LaBrie (listening to Metropolis live from "When Dream and Day Reunite: Live")[/QUOTE]

The only song where his vocals are any good is "The Afterlife", which I think he did better than LaBrie could have. Other than that, he's not a great singer. Just not that adaptable. Just try and imagine him doing "Learning to Live" or "The Glass Prison" or "Lines in the Sand". He'd ruin those songs.

Ok,I have looked through a fair few pages of this thread, but im not lloking at all of them. So if this has been asked before i'm sorry.
Anyways, why the hell wont DT come to Australia? They would easily get good ticket sales. Maybe they just dont like our accents, lol. Is there any known reason why they havent come yet?

I would love DT to come to Australia! :)
I would fly to Perth just to see them, and I live in Canberra, so that's quite a flight :p

My favourite DT album is SDOIT, but Images & Words is awesome too.

[QUOTE=Chu]I would love DT to come to Australia! :)
I would fly to Perth just to see them, and I live in Canberra, so that's quite a flight :p[/QUOTE]

So have DT never been to Australia? If this is so my chances of seeing them are not too high (I live in New Zealand).

yeh....ah well

if they dont come ill smash all their cds...thatll teach them

[QUOTE=pizzapie88]So have DT never been to Australia? If this is so my chances of seeing them are not too high (I live in New Zealand).[/QUOTE]
No idea!
But I think (hope) Gigantour is coming to Australia?
I think I have heard people talking about it...

[QUOTE=thebigyin]Oh yeah, and by the way, is anybody else here going to see "A Night With Dream Theater" at the Hammersmith Apollo in London? :naughty:

I am, and I CANNY WAIT!!!! :D[/QUOTE]

Yes sir, 2 nights in a row I'm gonna be there :D

[QUOTE=slappindabass]The only song where his vocals are any good is "The Afterlife", which I think he did better than LaBrie could have. Other than that, he's not a great singer. Just not that adaptable. Just try and imagine him doing "Learning to Live" or "The Glass Prison" or "Lines in the Sand". He'd ruin those songs.[/QUOTE]

He's not that bad, just doesn't come close to LaBrie. He seems to remind me of a Power Metal singer.

I personally think WDADU is a good album with some great tracks on there, although whenever they have been done live with LaBrie on vocals they are much better.

[QUOTE=nowitzki]I personally think WDADU is a good album with some great tracks on there, although whenever they have been done live with LaBrie on vocals they are much better.[/QUOTE]

Yeh exactly. LaBrie is just more mature of a singer. His voice is more adaptable. He's better, more concentrated. Dominici was always shaky on vocals.

[QUOTE=slappindabass]Yeh exactly. LaBrie is just more mature of a singer. His voice is more adaptable. He's better, more concentrated. Dominici was always shaky on vocals.[/QUOTE]
yeah, it shows on the live version of 'another hand - the killing hand'

...this has absolutely nothing (directly) to do with Dream Theater, but.....

Is it just me, or is there some strange link between Prog and Final Fantasy?!?! In my experience, almost every Prog fan I know likes FF.

Just curious. I've noticed a couple of avatars on this thread related to the games..... anyone here a FF fan?

[QUOTE=thebigyin]...this has absolutely nothing (directly) to do with Dream Theater, but.....

Is it just me, or is there some strange link between Prog and Final Fantasy?!?! In my experience, almost every Prog fan I know likes FF.

Just curious. I've noticed a couple of avatars on this thread related to the games..... anyone here a FF fan?[/QUOTE]
i think i can say that final fantasy music helped me get into Dream Theater. Nobuo Uematsu is a great composer.

check out The Black Mages - a band playing ff music in a more rock fashion. there's some great keyboard and guitar work

check out this track by them: [URL=http://s17.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0LNK5UYX9P7Q23CO6PJJ8X30CF]Dancing Mad[/URL]

[QUOTE=red barchetta]i think i can say that final fantasy music helped me get into Dream Theater. Nobuo Uematsu is a great composer.

check out The Black Mages - a band playing ff music in a more rock fashion. there's some great keyboard and guitar work

check out this track by them: [URL=http://s17.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0LNK5UYX9P7Q23CO6PJJ8X30CF]Dancing Mad[/URL][/QUOTE]

:amaze: woah! AMAZIN!!!!

By the way, feel free to visit ma "Progressive Rock And Final Fantasy Thread" :p

[QUOTE=thebigyin]:amaze: woah! AMAZIN!!!!

By the way, feel free to visit ma "Progressive Rock And Final Fantasy Thread" :p[/QUOTE]
i will :thumb:

Ta for that

[QUOTE=thebigyin]Oh yeah, and by the way, is anybody else here going to see "A Night With Dream Theater" at the Hammersmith Apollo in London? :naughty:

I am, and I CANNY WAIT!!!! :D[/QUOTE]
Me too.

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]Me too.[/QUOTE]

Nice one :cool: :thumb:

Are you from England, or are you having to travel from sunny Scotland or elsewhere?

Oh yes I am, all the way from sunny scotland.

Mon the DT

[QUOTE=Kenshiro]Oh yes I am, all the way from sunny scotland.

Mon the DT[/QUOTE]

Heh heh :wave:

Though I wish Dream Theater would go on a tour with Circus Maximus and Andromeda.

:thumb: That would be off the wall

[QUOTE=thebigyin]Nice one :cool: :thumb:

Are you from England, or are you having to travel from sunny Scotland or elsewhere?[/QUOTE]
Wales is my origin

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]Wales is my origin[/QUOTE]

Cool. I'm coming from Scotland maself :)

This has probably been discussed before, but, the best songs in Portnoy's song trilogy are, from favorite to least:
The Glass Prison > This Dying Soul > The Root Of All Evil.

Too bad they get progressively less good, but what's really interesting is listening to all three of them in a row. Pretty mind blowing.

[QUOTE=BlindWriting]This has probably been discussed before, but, the best songs in Portnoy's song trilogy are, from favorite to least:
The Glass Prison > This Dying Soul > The Root Of All Evil.

Too bad they get progressively less good, but what's really interesting is listening to all three of them in a row. Pretty mind blowing.[/QUOTE]

I think the Glass Prison is a little too drawn out.

The Root of All Evil > The Glass Prison > This Dying Soul

The Root Of all Evil - Glass Prison - This Dying Soul

during glass prison and dying soul, they seem to wander off somewhere else and dont concentrate enough on the structure.

[QUOTE=Chu]No idea!
But I think (hope) Gigantour is coming to Australia?
I think I have heard people talking about it...[/QUOTE]

Yeah, im not sure whats happening with the whole Gigantour thing. I have heard, however, that if it does come to Aus the line up will be alot different. I just hope they would keep DT on it.

completely unrelated.........but can i ask what the connection is between metropolis pt.1 ...and pt.2