I really need to get that Petrucci solo album, I've been meaning to buy it for ages but I've just kept spending money on different things.

I had a great band practice today; I play in a blackened tech death band but all the stuff we'd done so far had just been writing between me (guitar) and vocalist. I went to practice today, and it turns out the drummer is a huge Dream Theater fan, we played 'Learning To Live', 'Stream Of Consciousness', 'Metropolis Part One' and parts of 'The Dance Of Eternity'. If I get a chance to record with this guy, I'll post some Dream Theater tracks in here.

[QUOTE=The Depressed]It's a CD problem - the track Curve is split between 6 and 7. It's like that on the CD too, if I remember correctly.[/QUOTE]

thank you kind.
If I ever see the original album in my store and I have the money, I will buy it :)

I may be wrong here, but isn't the album only available from John's official site? I haven't seen it in any CD stores. Like I said, I could be wrong.

^

ow
hahah
that explains, why I haven't seen it anywhere, if I can only order it of his site, nevermind, that's a bit too much trouble

Its not too much trouble to download it.

would you like me to upload his solo album?

[QUOTE=azathoth]I really need to get that Petrucci solo album, I've been meaning to buy it for ages but I've just kept spending money on different things.

I had a great band practice today; I play in a blackened tech death band but all the stuff we'd done so far had just been writing between me (guitar) and vocalist. I went to practice today, and it turns out the drummer is a huge Dream Theater fan, we played 'Learning To Live', 'Stream Of Consciousness', 'Metropolis Part One' and parts of 'The Dance Of Eternity'. If I get a chance to record with this guy, I'll post some Dream Theater tracks in here.[/QUOTE]
Played through the whole of Learning to Live? Wow. Nice :thumb:

Hi. I'm trying to get into Dream Theater. Can someone please give me a list of like their 3 best albums? Thanks.

[QUOTE=GOme]Hi. I'm trying to get into Dream Theater. Can someone please give me a list of like their 3 best albums? Thanks.[/QUOTE]
in my opinion

1st disk of Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
Awake
Images and Words

[QUOTE=Triangle]Played through the whole of Learning to Live? Wow. Nice :thumb:[/QUOTE]

I somehow don't believe him. haha.

/I can't play all of it :upset:

[QUOTE=GOme]Hi. I'm trying to get into Dream Theater. Can someone please give me a list of like their 3 best albums? Thanks.[/QUOTE]

if you come into a Dream Theater thread and ask for their best 3 albums you will get a mixed answer and possibly spark of more debate amongst everyone.

My three are:
Scenes From A Memory
Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence
Train Of Thought

those are the more heavier kind of albums but they all still have prog stuff in them.

I got A Change of Seasons this morning. Great album - and the covers are marvellous. The only problem I have with it is that they could have played a bit more of the songs they covered. The whole of Bohemian Rhapsody would have been great :)

My only complaint with that album is they didn't cover Rush.

Hmm... Dream Theater playing 2112. I live in hope.

[QUOTE=jpshortstuff]if you come into a Dream Theater thread and ask for their best 3 albums you will get a mixed answer and possibly spark of more debate amongst everyone.

My three are:
Scenes From A Memory
Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence
Train Of Thought

those are the more heavier kind of albums but they all still have prog stuff in them.[/QUOTE]
Replace Scenes with Awake, or even Images & Words, and yeah the albums are their heavier stuff I think.

[QUOTE=Burdcheese]Hmm... Dream Theater playing 2112. I live in hope.[/QUOTE]

I'd really like to hear that. That's one of my favorite songs.

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]My only complaint with that album is they didn't cover Rush.[/QUOTE]

Who did they cover? I've got their cover of Hey You on my computer and its amazing, quite possibly better than the original.

[QUOTE=Obi One Kenodi]Who did they cover? I've got their cover of Hey You on my computer and its amazing, quite possibly as better than the original.[/QUOTE]

No, it really isn't.

[QUOTE=Obi One Kenodi]Who did they cover? I've got their cover of Hey You on my computer and its amazing, quite possibly as better than the original.[/QUOTE]
Could you upload please? (YSI)

hxxp://s37.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3HRSWBDHCQVS61WNB723H2XED9
replace x's with t

can someone please, PLEASE, listen to that and identify the various riffs. I think its only like 3 or 4, but im looking specifically for the first one and the faster one after it.

If it matters, its before a live recording of Different strings.

Finally got Suspended Animation...and only two and a half months after I ordered it!

Glasgow Kiss = pwnage :thumb:

Awake is starting to grow on me. 6DOIT is really expensive, is it really worth buying?

yes it is worth it
and remeber it's a double cd.
it's worth it's price for the glass prison alone ;)

The Glass Prison was the original reason I wanted to buy it. Any other staples on that album?

blind faith, and the entire 2nd disc ( which is one song)
it's really worth your money
the great debate is great too (very floyd like)

go buy it, you won't be disappointed ;)

I got from Six Degress... from play.com for the sum of 10 English pounds :D Well worth it, especially since it's my favourite DT.

The Great Debate Floyd like? I would rather say Tool than PF imo.

Speaking of the glass prison. I heard that The glass prison, this dying soul and the root of all evil share the same lyrical theme. Is that true and if so, what is it?

Thing is I bought 8 albums with my last paycheck and my job has been closed for remodleing for the past two weeks so my paycheck will be like 39 bucks.

[QUOTE=GenuineImitation]Speaking of the glass prison. I heard that The glass prison, this dying soul and the root of all evil share the same lyrical theme. Is that true and if so, what is it?[/QUOTE]
Taken from dtfaq.com-

[quote]TGP was written about the first 3 steps in the Alcoholics Anonymous 12-Step Program, and after SDOIT came out Mike said he would like to write a song on each album that continued with that theme. This Dying Soul is about steps 4 and 5.

The two songs share some lyrics and a riff, and there is also some small references to The Mirror, which is about the same subject.[/quote]

[QUOTE=GenuineImitation]Speaking of the glass prison. I heard that The glass prison, this dying soul and the root of all evil share the same lyrical theme. Is that true and if so, what is it?[/QUOTE]

it's about the 12 step aloholics anonymous program, each song discribes a few steps of the plan :)