Thor
12.16.07 | Dream Theater are like statues live though. |
Yazz_Flute
12.16.07 | Dream Theater were'nt as immobile as I thought when i saw them. James Labrie often ran around the stage, Petrucci would run into the middle of the stage during his solos often, and Myung actually headbanged a little when he opened up "Panic Attack." It was entertaining enough performance wise i thought, but they're playing was absolutely perfect. And Portnoy sung the intro to "Take the Time." It was sick.
I really want to see Symphony X live. |
jrowa001
12.16.07 | Dream Theater were a lot of fun when i saw them. i want to see 1 live really bad |
Bfhurricane
12.16.07 | I really need to see Dream Theater, Symphony X and Sonata Arctica. Theyre all touring near me in late winter/spring. |
TheStarclassicTreatment
12.16.07 | When I saw 4 live, LaBrie had the audience in the palm of his hand, he was great with the audience. Portnoy was actually jumping around through the whole show, doing stick tricks at any opportunity and threw about 60 sticks into the crowd, plus he did the intro to home with one hand while he threw sticks around with the other. They were perfect (James' voice is almost back).
Would love to see 3 and 5. |
Altmer
12.16.07 | Thor, DT rule live. They may look like they are statues but there's a lot of emotion and casual humour you have to catch. |
Yazz_Flute
12.16.07 | ah, there was also a large screen behind the band when i saw DT live. They showed animations of the band(in the same style of that octavarium video) in a lot of the songs...like in "The Dark Eternal Night" it showed them fighting some giant monster dude, in a NADS vehicle. I think NADS was the studio name for that song actually. |
Bfhurricane
12.17.07 | I saw Portnoy and Petrucci at G3, which was amazing, so Ive seen 2/5 of Dream Theater. Portnoy was throwing sticks into the crowd and they were throwing them back at him, it was humorous. |
SynGates
12.17.07 | I would love to see 1 live. |
