- That KILLER riff at the beginning - The intensity of the lyrics and vocals - That uncanny melodic power related to the meaning of the song - That blasting keyboard solo with a sudden, monstruous rythm shift. - and most of all, those small epic packs of Metropolis P1... THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST DREAM THEATER SONGS EVER MADE.
This is what you say: ruclips.net/video/90_RQSbGR8M/видео.html Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha- Dhalsim theme is is released in 1997 “Dream Theater - Home” is released in 1999. LOL
* up until 11:44 * James Labrie: Alright, sweet. We just finished up this epic song. Only a couple more to go until the end of the alb- John Pettrucci and Mike Portnoy: Woah, woah, woah. HOLD UP. This entire song is completely in 4/4. We won't let that slide. That's bullshit. We NEED more time signatures...let's throw a random ending in there that consists of about 20 time signature shifts in about a minute. Sounds like a plan.
@jamesnelson Thanks for reminding me how I got into Dream Theater Dance Of Eternity, Beyond This Life❤🔥 Overture 1928 - 'Home' theme Slaughter - Prelude, Gohan's death, Trunks' awakening heartbreaking moment
Fun fact: When you listen to it on headphones, you can hear Julian's gambling from the left headphone and Edward and Victoria's affair on the other one.
@@Jupiter1423 usually a sound engineer will keep the bass and drums in mono meaning it stays in the middle and the guitar track will be duplicated and one panned to the left and one to the right
This is one of the songs that really changed my perception of what music can do/be. There aren't usually a lot of musical firsts that people remember, but I can recall almost everything surrounding the first time I heard Home. Like many things Dream Theater has done, it's so much more than words can describe
I can't remember first time I heard cause I was very young at the time but definitely remember it changing completely the way I look at music and it's possibilities. This made me love progressive metal because bands was always digging into what music could be under the vest of rock/metal and else
I feel you. Hearing DT for the first time made me realize that drums can be a voice too, not just background rhythm. Mike Portnoy is a master of this, I miss his touch to DTs music.
+Tomé Silva This is Dream Theater and this song i'ts recorded 1999 long time before we know of dubstep the gender its s call Progressive Metal and this is Dream Theater -Metropolis part 2 "Scenes form a memory " i recommend every one who like to listen progressive music to get the album its masterpiece
T Temelkoski I know who Dream Theater is, and I know it is prog metal, and Scenes from a memory is one of my favorite albums, I was just trying to be funny :)
Thats cause everytime you pick up a guitar, you expect to one day be the best in the world. That's not the way to find passion. Enjoy your own journey. Everyone started from somewhere. Learn easy riffs first.
"Two artificial beings with strength beyond normal conception have appeared out of nowhere! It's the beginning of a new era for the Earth. An era of Darkness."
Tucker Giberson it’s def Phrygian dominant (Phrygian but w a major third) and to be extra spicy they throw in some chromatic notes which make it sound locrian
+Jonah Esty yeah it's easy. after one bar you gotta make the switch and bang off beat :D it's cool, every second bar it feels like ska and then metal again :P
@@lopolik it sounds very similar to a riff of 46 and 2. This comment is old tho so I don't exactly remember which part of 46 and 2 I was thinking exactly
Shine-lake of fire Lines take me higher My mind drips desire Confined and overtired Living this charade Is getting me nowhere I can't shake this charade The city's cold blood calls me home Home it's what I long for Back somewhere I belong The city - it calls me Decadent scenes from my memory Sorrow - eternity My demons are coming to drown me Help - I'm falling, I'm crawling I can't keep away from its clutch Can't have it, this habit It's calling me back to my home I remember the first time she came to me Poured her soul out all night and cried I remember I was told there's a new love that's born For each one that has died I never thought that I Could carry on with this life But I can't resist myself No matter how hard I try Living their other life Is getting them nowhere I'll make her my wife Her sweet temptations calls me home Home it's what I long for My home where she belongs Her ecstasy - means so much to me Even decieving my own blood Victoria watches and thoughtfully smiles She's taking me to my home Help - he's my brother, but I love her I can't keep away from her touch Deception, dishonor It's calling me back to my home Her story - it holds the key Unlocking dreams from my memory Solving this mystery Is everything that is a part of me Help - regression, obsession I can't keep away from her touch Leave no doubt, to find out It's calling me back to my home
but now seriously, I didn't watch that movie, I just copied the line from whoever it was further up, but now I wanna watch the crap out of that thing. If something has Dream Theater in it, it's awesome
Laughs in rhapsody of fire A band that secured the holy power of christopher fucking lee himself as a god damn narrator AND! extra vocalist? Holy shit balls, they're music is so FUCKING metal, god! Damn! Dream theater started a prog revolution and resolution but they are not the best of the best Sorry for the cussing, dream theater is pretty good but yeah, not the best as they refuse to use all their true power in one album and recently their albums have clipped a decline in prog, tho i could be wrong, i also havent checked in a year for new albums so go figure, probably gonna go check inbetween now and 3 months if i remember to
Incredible song, incredible sound. There is so much going on at once in this song its astounding. So full, no empty spaces within it. Detailed and complex, each person in the band showing their true virtuosity.
Chris Stayner i couldnt agree more. I saw them live for this albums tour with Satriani. Goosebumps for 4 hours i swear to god. Was mindboggling to witness.
Petrucci's guitar solo starting at 9:22 is one of his best creations in early OG Dream Theater Era (1989 - 1999), up there with the Voices solo and the Scarred solo in Awake and Lines in the Sand solo in Falling into Infinity. This Home solo is particularly impressive in its multi-part composition and complexity. The underlying rhythm section changes multiple times as the different parts of the solo are introduced and in each part Petrucci shows some kind of technical prowess. He did the same thing with the Voices solo, another multi-part solo, but those parts lie on the same rhythmic underlying section. The Homo solo is more impressive.
I agree man, I rarely see people mentioning Home as one of Petrucci’s greatest solos, when it clearly is. Such an underrated gem of a solo, full of intensity and emotion behind so much speed and virtuosity.
It's complex but clear, not all is being fast or extremely virtuous. The songwriting, melodies, meaning, all these have more importance to make a true masterpiece. Dream Theater was highly inspired in this album. I personally miss the style of the 90s and early 2000s in Dream Theater since then.
Falling victim to a radical new virus, Goku passed from the Earth leaving his loved one behind. Unfortunately this unhappy occasion was merely a foreshadowing of the horrible tragedies that were still to come. 6 months later, on an island 9 miles southwest of South City, a dreadful duo lunched an attack. Coming in the defense of the inhabitants were Earth’s special forces. Piccolo was the first to try and the first to die. Vegeta was next to fall, then Yamcha, then Tien, even Krillin was destroyed by the ruthless duo. 2 artificial beings with strength beyond normal conception have appeared out of no where. It is the beginning of a new era for the Earth, an era of darkness.
no, that title goes to Michael Schenker (1974 onwards... no one was doing it before him...) UFO album Phenomenon... he uses the Wah pedal with tape holding it in a halfway position, to give the guitar that "jet turbine" sound for solos with lots of Mid frequencies 🤘
I remember being at the front at the stage at the tabernacle in Atlanta,Ga and watching dream theater play this album in its entirety. Was truly amazing.
I wish I could physically express the awesomeness that radiates from this song. It's one of the less difficult songs of the album, but it's just pure GENIUS.
I will listen to this album at least once a year for the rest of my life. The visceral memories that flood into my mind when I jam this record... DT is the best.
I don’t care that the song is almost completely 4/4. This is DT’s best song, period. Loaded with texture and atmosphere and subtlety, and having these advanced songwriting techniques actually contribute to the overarching story. Pure elegance.
@@bensmyth450 Not a bad thing at all, but seemingly out of character for a band known for wacky time signatures and non-standard song structures. This is standard music refined to near _perfection._
@@bensmyth450It is not, but prog is a known genre for not using 4/4, so them making 12 out of 13 minutes in 4/4 only to finally say "f**k it" and change time signatures 30 times in the final minute is impressive, because you expect the changes and the transitions between riffs almost make you feel they are happening.
The outro, damn. I cover Dream Theater songs on drums, and I swear it's like Mike Portnoy said "Yeah, I know there are drummers out there that can play this song, so I'll add this for the last 20 seconds. There, you can all bite me! I'm Mike Portnoy BITCHES! LOL!
ToolfanJeffro Are you joking dude? Portnoy is a way more skilled than Carey, and plus, all Tool songs do is repeat themselves over and over for minutes at a time before changing into another riff that repeats itself for minutes on end until the song is randomly over
@@ToolfanJeffro Not by a mile. Adam Jones is no John Petrucci. And I’m not a drummer, but I think Portnoy is a better all-around drummer. And I like Tool by the way.
@@cribag66 The beginning of the bass riff sounds a bit like 46&2, but when you look up the tabs, they have very little in common. There are other DT sections that sound a lot more like others (The Enemy Inside and Megadeth's Sudden Death; and Panic Attack and Ridley's motif from Metroid come to mind) but this intro is not a copy of Tool. In fact, there is a Spaniard band (Mägo de Oz) that very blatantly actually copy the main riff from this one for their song "Satanael" and no one truly calls them out either.
In all, the best song on Metropolis pt. 2 scenes from a memory and one of their all time great songs. I really like those part where it's referencing to Metropolis part 1. Just fucking brilliant.
I forgot the name of the band, but check out a song called "Rays on Pinion", it's the opening track of an album that goes by the nickname Red Album (because of the cover) It has a similar slow-building intro like this that explodes into the chorus
@@cheeseisjar3058 same as “metropolis watches and thoughtfully smiles, she’s taking you to your home” and in home it’s “victoria watches and thoughtfully smiles, she’s taking me to my home”
Just came back from a DT concert was fucking crazy All the referances to pt1 are great... first time listening to this amazing song definetly wont be my last time listening to it
*WHEN* You typed "Dream Theater Home" because you wanted to listen to some damn good music but comment section was full of tool fans who keep saying this song is a absolute ripoff. GUYS ITS A F0KING 13 MINUTES SONG AND ITS JUST A 1 F0KING RIFF!
![Dream Theater - Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory [Full Album/Lyrics]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZUplgIbGaWY/mqdefault.jpg)
- That KILLER riff at the beginning
- The intensity of the lyrics and vocals
- That uncanny melodic power related to the meaning of the song
- That blasting keyboard solo with a sudden, monstruous rythm shift.
- and most of all, those small epic packs of Metropolis P1...
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST DREAM THEATER SONGS EVER MADE.
I agree
- Tool did all of the above, but better in 1996 with the song 46 & 2.. lol
I love Tool but I disagree, it's not better@@severihanninen334
@@severihanninen334 yeah cause tool has keyboard solos right...
@@severihanninen334as an appreciator of both tool and DT i can only laugh, in spite, to your comment.
This track is the climax point of the album scenes from a memory, which is one of best albums created by humankind.
Ali Güngör this album is a masterpiece, with such a great story, music, lyrics, instrumentals etc..best in the world
it certainly is godly. if not godess
Hahahaha climax. Yes it is
THE best imho
This is what you say: ruclips.net/video/90_RQSbGR8M/видео.html
Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha- Dhalsim theme is is released in 1997
“Dream Theater - Home” is released in 1999. LOL
* up until 11:44 *
James Labrie: Alright, sweet. We just finished up this epic song. Only a couple more to go until the end of the alb-
John Pettrucci and Mike Portnoy: Woah, woah, woah. HOLD UP. This entire song is completely in 4/4. We won't let that slide. That's bullshit. We NEED more time signatures...let's throw a random ending in there that consists of about 20 time signature shifts in about a minute. Sounds like a plan.
Nick Nolte 22 time changes
JP and MP sound like something I would say! 😊😊
DT always has been notorious for not knowing how to end songs. Pull Me Under is a classic example. It just.... randomly stops.
TheSceneofGuitars -AlexRousso Then how would Myung and Rudess feel about the plan?
Anirudh Viswanathan actually it ends like so as a tribute to a Beatles song that also just stops
I first heard Dream Theater around 1999 when I saw Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks and I've enjoyed them ever since.
Trunks 🤣🤣🤣classic 🤘
It was so trippy watching the dub for that and hearing this song pop out of nowhere
@jamesnelson Thanks for reminding me how I got into Dream Theater
Dance Of Eternity, Beyond This Life❤🔥
Overture 1928 - 'Home' theme
Slaughter - Prelude, Gohan's death, Trunks' awakening
heartbreaking moment
MY GOD! THIS INTRO...
Victor G. i can finally play it
baguis
Riverside band has a similar style intro into one of their songs. I'll Wil check to see if I can find it, if you are still there...
Check out 46 and 2 by Tool.
@@borislavm.8148 I know it sounds almost exactly like it
Dragon Ball Z The History Of Trunks introduced me to this song. And it brought me here.
how did it do that
@@MaydupNemthe us version of the movie has this song play during the into
intro*
@@smbovl that's awesome lol
I might have to watch it now
I'll search this for sure
Fun fact: When you listen to it on headphones, you can hear Julian's gambling from the left headphone and Edward and Victoria's affair on the other one.
I always thought they just threw porn in there for no reason
You can hear it through speakers too if you have one on each side by the way
The real question is if the band, as a whole, comes out of the left closet, or the right one when you listen to it.
On headphones, of course.
Fun facts: you dont need headphone to hear that.
@@Jupiter1423 usually a sound engineer will keep the bass and drums in mono meaning it stays in the middle and the guitar track will be duplicated and one panned to the left and one to the right
1:43-2:27 one of the best riffs ever.
+Blazin Blitzer EJEM!..Tool
MetalHead HeadBanger Tool is one of my favorite bands.
i mean is a tool riff bro :D! (sorry my bad english)
PD: Wilson is God
OnlyKurial No es eso a lo que me referia(pls use a translator XD)
This part could be definitelly in Prince of Persia: Warrior Within soundtrack.
This is one of the songs that really changed my perception of what music can do/be. There aren't usually a lot of musical firsts that people remember, but I can recall almost everything surrounding the first time I heard Home. Like many things Dream Theater has done, it's so much more than words can describe
Yes! Exactly. I still remember the place, time and feeling in ultra-HD-vividness. It's a forever-memory.
I can't remember first time I heard cause I was very young at the time but definitely remember it changing completely the way I look at music and it's possibilities. This made me love progressive metal because bands was always digging into what music could be under the vest of rock/metal and else
This song has been stuck in my head in the past 7 years.... i finally found it
the notorious T Damn, where’d you first hear it?
@@memebuster3126 my brother is a guitarist, when i was like 6 or 7 he always played this on high speaker... i enjoyed it too much :D
I can imagine you only remembered the first few cords? That's what always got stuck in my head.
it's calling you back to ur home:o
His drumming still makes me feel so good after all these years.
I feel you. Hearing DT for the first time made me realize that drums can be a voice too, not just background rhythm. Mike Portnoy is a master of this, I miss his touch to DTs music.
@@jacobz927 He really was the soul of DT
guess who's back
@@White33 .. back again...
@@bjorns1135Portnoys back, tell a friend
Indian progressive dubstep metal
+Tomé Silva This is Dream Theater and this song i'ts recorded 1999 long time before we know of dubstep the gender its s call Progressive Metal and this is Dream Theater -Metropolis part 2 "Scenes form a memory " i recommend every one who like to listen progressive music to get the album its masterpiece
T Temelkoski I know who Dream Theater is, and I know it is prog metal, and Scenes from a memory is one of my favorite albums, I was just trying to be funny :)
+Tomé Silva people are stupid and dont get these jokes i wouldnt worry about it
+Cameron Jamieson "the gender"
+Konrad Obidoski Lol, it's like "What is your gender: progressive gender"
"Matt Damons are coming to drown me."
+Mark Haldane :D
my worst nightmare
+Mark Haldane i will never unhear, thanks a lot
Wangtorio Jackson Feel my pain.
+Mark Haldane atleast hes good looking
I pick up my guitar.
I open Dream Theater to inspire and encourage me.
I hear first note.
I put guitar away.
Every fucking time.
Agree
yup
I just pause the songs and continue playing beginner level metal riffs
Just remember, they all had to start from the beginning too.
Thats cause everytime you pick up a guitar, you expect to one day be the best in the world. That's not the way to find passion. Enjoy your own journey. Everyone started from somewhere. Learn easy riffs first.
"Two artificial beings with strength beyond normal conception have appeared out of nowhere! It's the beginning of a new era for the Earth. An era of Darkness."
Phrygian scale just makes everything better
Waldo Torres *phrygian dominant
I was wondering whether this was phrygian or locrian because of the eastern sounds in it
*mode
Tucker Giberson it’s def Phrygian dominant (Phrygian but w a major third) and to be extra spicy they throw in some chromatic notes which make it sound locrian
Zedian Zedissi mode scale all the same technically the major scale is the “Ionian mode” but like who cares
11:45 'regular' headbangers will miserably fail banging their head to the 7/8 rhythm.
+David Sarif I succeeded
+Jonah Esty yeah it's easy. after one bar you gotta make the switch and bang off beat :D it's cool, every second bar it feels like ska and then metal again :P
you sound like an elitist lmao
+David Sarif I'm not a banger, but this time I tried, and failed miserably! Imagine the fans of thrash...
+David Sarif That's because that isn't headbang worthy in the first place tf
Jordan Rudess's keyboard is so sick!
Okay I listened to the entire album, this probably one of the best albums I've ever listened to. A literal masterpiece
Try Human Equation by Ayreon
Everyone talks about the main riff sounding like Tool, but no one talks about 8:41
Also 11.45
What is at 8:41 supposed to sound like ?
@@lopolik it sounds very similar to a riff of 46 and 2. This comment is old tho so I don't exactly remember which part of 46 and 2 I was thinking exactly
@@thirdeye440 oh yeah. BTW Third Eye is probably my top 1 Tool song. Ænima is a total masterpiece
1.44 the best drop of the history of mankind including dubstep
Even Squidward's high as hell.
nergal Heh. Isn't that a guitar though?
+nergal lol, somones never heard ladies on the road
+Sammy Yeah it's a guitar, you know, a real instrument.
Beefnhammer
Why are you speaking to me in that way, as if I am a listener of dubstep? The OP was the one who mentioned dubstep, not me.
Shine-lake of fire
Lines take me higher
My mind drips desire
Confined and overtired
Living this charade
Is getting me nowhere
I can't shake this charade
The city's cold blood calls me home
Home it's what I long for
Back somewhere I belong
The city - it calls me
Decadent scenes from my memory
Sorrow - eternity
My demons are coming to drown me
Help - I'm falling, I'm crawling
I can't keep away from its clutch
Can't have it, this habit
It's calling me back to my home
I remember the first time she came to me
Poured her soul out all night and cried
I remember I was told there's a new love that's born
For each one that has died
I never thought that I
Could carry on with this life
But I can't resist myself
No matter how hard I try
Living their other life
Is getting them nowhere
I'll make her my wife
Her sweet temptations calls me home
Home it's what I long for
My home where she belongs
Her ecstasy - means so much to me
Even decieving my own blood
Victoria watches and thoughtfully smiles
She's taking me to my home
Help - he's my brother, but I love her
I can't keep away from her touch
Deception, dishonor
It's calling me back to my home
Her story - it holds the key
Unlocking dreams from my memory
Solving this mystery
Is everything that is a part of me
Help - regression, obsession
I can't keep away from her touch
Leave no doubt, to find out
It's calling me back to my home
best best best song from Metropolis...
The Dance of Eternity tho
Fatal Tragedy tho
Beyond This Life tho
Strange Deja Vu tho
Through her eyes though
Gangster Rap fan here . This shit goes hard tho 💯
glad you like it
Nice, I thought your genre only liked itself
I like Nicki Minaj from gangster rap.
2:27 is the best 0-0-0 riff I have ever crossed upon
Domination - by Pantera - is handbanging too. The best, for me.
Piccolo was the first to try.. And the first to die.
Vegeta was next to fall! Then Yamcha! Then Tien!
even Krillin was destroyed by the ruthless duo
but now seriously, I didn't watch that movie, I just copied the line from whoever it was further up, but now I wanna watch the crap out of that thing. If something has Dream Theater in it, it's awesome
The Frozen One Dragon Ball Z: The history of Trunks
The history of Trunks special and the android saga are the best in the series.
Absolutely love the breakdown around 2 minutes in! It's simple, but so badass what the drums are doing with that riff.
Dustin Nelson Portnoy is a genius.
It really sounds good in the Dragon Ball Z movie. :)
Yep. The triplet patterns are a call back to metropolis part 1
Come on! This is the best band ever.
Hmm,
No.
Dan E
lol
Dan E Very close.
Kenru Lane (Tries to find a Paramore song in 5/4 time or 15.6467/16 time)
Laughs in rhapsody of fire
A band that secured the holy power of christopher fucking lee himself as a god damn narrator AND! extra vocalist? Holy shit balls, they're music is so FUCKING metal, god! Damn!
Dream theater started a prog revolution and resolution but they are not the best of the best
Sorry for the cussing, dream theater is pretty good but yeah, not the best as they refuse to use all their true power in one album and recently their albums have clipped a decline in prog, tho i could be wrong, i also havent checked in a year for new albums so go figure, probably gonna go check inbetween now and 3 months if i remember to
Incredible song, incredible sound. There is so much going on at once in this song its astounding. So full, no empty spaces within it. Detailed and complex, each person in the band showing their true virtuosity.
Chris Stayner i couldnt agree more. I saw them live for this albums tour with Satriani. Goosebumps for 4 hours i swear to god. Was mindboggling to witness.
Petrucci's guitar solo starting at 9:22 is one of his best creations in early OG Dream Theater Era (1989 - 1999), up there with the Voices solo and the Scarred solo in Awake and Lines in the Sand solo in Falling into Infinity. This Home solo is particularly impressive in its multi-part composition and complexity. The underlying rhythm section changes multiple times as the different parts of the solo are introduced and in each part Petrucci shows some kind of technical prowess. He did the same thing with the Voices solo, another multi-part solo, but those parts lie on the same rhythmic underlying section. The Homo solo is more impressive.
I agree man, I rarely see people mentioning Home as one of Petrucci’s greatest solos, when it clearly is. Such an underrated gem of a solo, full of intensity and emotion behind so much speed and virtuosity.
It's complex but clear, not all is being fast or extremely virtuous. The songwriting, melodies, meaning, all these have more importance to make a true masterpiece. Dream Theater was highly inspired in this album. I personally miss the style of the 90s and early 2000s in Dream Theater since then.
Falling victim to a radical new virus, Goku passed from the Earth leaving his loved one behind. Unfortunately this unhappy occasion was merely a foreshadowing of the horrible tragedies that were still to come. 6 months later, on an island 9 miles southwest of South City, a dreadful duo lunched an attack. Coming in the defense of the inhabitants were Earth’s special forces. Piccolo was the first to try and the first to die. Vegeta was next to fall, then Yamcha, then Tien, even Krillin was destroyed by the ruthless duo. 2 artificial beings with strength beyond normal conception have appeared out of no where. It is the beginning of a new era for the Earth, an era of darkness.
Sometimes, you find jewels in the most unlikely places.
Lol what is this WEEB shit?!
Jk also a weeb, but seriously what are you doing here ya little scamp? Lol
@@kenjen9861 I'm fairly sure this album was used as the score for one of the DBZ films.
@@kenjen9861 Dream Theater was used in the History of Trunks Special
Big Green had perished, but Vejituh, Yamcha, Tension and Clearin, THEY HAD SURVIVED.
Best use of a wah pedal in the history of music.
no, that title goes to Michael Schenker (1974 onwards... no one was doing it before him...) UFO album Phenomenon... he uses the Wah pedal with tape holding it in a halfway position, to give the guitar that "jet turbine" sound for solos with lots of Mid frequencies 🤘
The intro and outro sound almost exactly like Myrath. I know, Myrath weren't even formed when this album came out, but it's what sprung to mind.
This must be one of the best songs of all time without a doubt.
I remember being at the front at the stage at the tabernacle in Atlanta,Ga and watching dream theater play this album in its entirety. Was truly amazing.
I wish I could physically express the awesomeness that radiates from this song. It's one of the less difficult songs of the album, but it's just pure GENIUS.
02:27 global neck care market instantaneously grows by 154%
Favorite track on the album!
Love this song amd Dream Theater. They And Opeth are my favorite bands ever
I will listen to this album at least once a year for the rest of my life. The visceral memories that flood into my mind when I jam this record... DT is the best.
11:44 Dream theater be like:
Ok, enough of the 4/4's
Soroosh Mhs A badass transition tho
lateralus lmao
Stefan Milivojevic yes
@@SorooshMhs fav album,fav band.
Spiral Out 😎
Good to see the Dream Theater fan base is alive and well, even among these older, legendary songs.
Greetings, brothers ✊🏼🤘🏼
in my opinion best Dt moment ever and one of the best moments in music history
I don’t care that the song is almost completely 4/4. This is DT’s best song, period. Loaded with texture and atmosphere and subtlety, and having these advanced songwriting techniques actually contribute to the overarching story. Pure elegance.
Agreed, the only part which i don't like is the chugging near the beginning with the long vocal notes. It drags too long for me.
You’re saying that like 4/4 is a bad thing?
@@bensmyth450 Not a bad thing at all, but seemingly out of character for a band known for wacky time signatures and non-standard song structures. This is standard music refined to near _perfection._
@@nameless-user They did a lot in 4/4 though. Sometimes it's still the most effective time signature. They went to Berklee, they know its importance
@@bensmyth450It is not, but prog is a known genre for not using 4/4, so them making 12 out of 13 minutes in 4/4 only to finally say "f**k it" and change time signatures 30 times in the final minute is impressive, because you expect the changes and the transitions between riffs almost make you feel they are happening.
The outro, damn. I cover Dream Theater songs on drums, and I swear it's like Mike Portnoy said "Yeah, I know there are drummers out there that can play this song, so I'll add this for the last 20 seconds. There, you can all bite me! I'm Mike Portnoy BITCHES! LOL!
Trolled by Portnoy LMFAO
I swear that's what it feels like. :P
Portnoy is the man!!!!!
The BEST 2 mile running song I've ever run to! Pushes me to the limit.
Extraordinário, instrumental de primeira, gosto linha Indiana e Egípcia muito mais !!!!
Brasil progressivo !!!!!!
Parabens mais uma obra prima !!!!🇧🇷👍
🇧🇷❤
This and Finally Free are the best songs of all the disc ;)
Finally Free on "Breaking the fourth Wall" is just incredible, especially with the symphonic orchestra and the choir in the end
strange deja vu is great too
Bogdan Bogrim Yeah, is too great, but this is a jewel!!!
whole album is great.. and their top.
What about The Spirit carries on? :-( ;-)
My shadow.
Change is coming through my shadow
Although Portnoy is a badass.. he's no Carey.. TooL still has these guys by a mile.
ToolfanJeffro Are you joking dude? Portnoy is a way more skilled than Carey, and plus, all Tool songs do is repeat themselves over and over for minutes at a time before changing into another riff that repeats itself for minutes on end until the song is randomly over
@@ToolfanJeffro Not by a mile. Adam Jones is no John Petrucci. And I’m not a drummer, but I think Portnoy is a better all-around drummer. And I like Tool by the way.
Crazy yeah. Such incredibly talented musicians. I absolutely love this band.
The only part i like in this song , is from 00:00 , to 12:53 .
+morad doukkali I agree. But I really hate the part at 12:54. It just wrecks my entire mood.
I see what you did there :)
It can be ten years. Can you do it?
Lol
morad doukkali Wait, that's the whole jam!! You silly
3:48 and 6:23 are such amazing vocals! Literal chills!
Even krillin was destroyed by the ruthless duo
Tool fan here, absolutely shocked at how impressive this band is.
DT is amazing ❤
What does being a tool fan have to do with that lol
home copy riff's from 46&2 of tool, home is plagiarism
@@cribag66 not at all. Similar sounds but from someone that actually plays the riffs, no…. DT home is eons better than tool stuff anyway
@@cribag66 The beginning of the bass riff sounds a bit like 46&2, but when you look up the tabs, they have very little in common. There are other DT sections that sound a lot more like others (The Enemy Inside and Megadeth's Sudden Death; and Panic Attack and Ridley's motif from Metroid come to mind) but this intro is not a copy of Tool. In fact, there is a Spaniard band (Mägo de Oz) that very blatantly actually copy the main riff from this one for their song "Satanael" and no one truly calls them out either.
This might be one of the best choruses in their career
Best dream theater song ever
The most best songs in prog met made by greatest group D.T
Listens this song after a year or two or even may be 3 and gets chills like never before
One of the greatest songs ever written and recorded.
4:47 that's the riff from metropolis pt.1
Well, that's why this album is Metropolis pt. 2
bro... i just discovred this now and listened to this album many times lol
Live Scenes from New York is the best album I have ever listened
In all, the best song on Metropolis pt. 2 scenes from a memory and one of their all time great songs. I really like those part where it's referencing to Metropolis part 1. Just fucking brilliant.
I never heard a intro in a song like this :O
+Deltazar Manci and from the way music seems to be going these days, you never will again LOL
tool - 46 & 2
Listen to "The Colony of Slippermen" by Genesis, the intro is similar.
I forgot the name of the band, but check out a song called "Rays on Pinion", it's the opening track of an album that goes by the nickname Red Album (because of the cover) It has a similar slow-building intro like this that explodes into the chorus
Damn that's one freeking outro!! One of the best outros ever.
it's 2020 and still listenin' to this masterpiece!!
Still love this song....😍
January 2019...
History of Trunks brought me here. This song played during the scene of the Z fighters getting killed by the Androids.
This album is epic. But this song....man this just tops it off!!!!
A very nice riff intro !!
I never get tired of listening.
I was not "feeling" the album very much up until this point but when this song started and specially in the chorus it just grabs your attention 🤘
Holy shit 4:46 did anyone else notice that riff is from metropolis part 1??
There’s also “I was told there’s a new love that’s born for each one that dies” and “the cities cold blood” are both lyrics from part 1
@@cheeseisjar3058 same as “metropolis watches and thoughtfully smiles, she’s taking you to your home” and in home it’s “victoria watches and thoughtfully smiles, she’s taking me to my home”
I remember hearing this in the dbz movie the history of trunks
jhoff1804 What??? :o
Leterrier Nino yup. It played when goku died of the heart virus
+Future Gohan The whole movie had Metropolis pt. 2 as the soundtrack. Best OST ever XD
Creepy_wave045 what are the other songs then?
Future Gohan Well, all the songs from the album are in it, plus some original tracks from Faulconer (company who produced DBZ OST).
Bass on Point as always
Bu şarkıda hala çözemediğim bir ruh var , ayrıca parabolada çalmasida ayrica sevindirmişti yillar çok cabuk geciyor , Knight oyuncularina selam olsun.
Dream theater da Türkçe yorum yazmak ayn knk. Ama gerçekten yorum doğru çok anlamı anlaşılamayan mutlu, üzgün melodiler var
O video sayesinde dream theater ile tanıştım hey gidi günler
Fun trivia: this song ends in 19/16, one of the rarest time signatures
Cuz it's dream fucking theater
As someone who will never get to experience the ecstasy felt listening to my favourite Tool songs for the first time ever again, this will do instead.
One of my favorite songs
Just came back from a DT concert was fucking crazy
All the referances to pt1 are great... first time listening to this amazing song definetly wont be my last time listening to it
*WHEN* You typed "Dream Theater Home" because you wanted to listen to some damn good music but comment section was full of tool fans who keep saying this song is a absolute ripoff. GUYS ITS A F0KING 13 MINUTES SONG AND ITS JUST A 1 F0KING RIFF!
This is Prog Rock.....Brilliant!!
Matt damons are coming to drown me
kek
***** more like new damon
Vicks's Walkthroughs holy hell on a stick did not know you like this music too
My all time favorite DT song.
Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks ;O
This song is a masterpiece
Their songs are all immortal.
i'am not a metal fan but this band keep surprising me best metal song ever heard in my life
*theater
ok
These guys are perfect...
MY MIND DRIPS TOTAL DESIRE.
Welcome back portnoy!
Thank you for sharing with me Baby Cous > Mark Bruce Baldeo.I love it. ❤❤🤗🤗😇😇🎻🎻🎵🎵🎤🎤🎹🎹🎸🎸😊😊🎙🎙✌✌
who's listen this song after portnoy comeback?
I can worship this forever!
Orgasmic guitar touches.This is LEGEND
first DT song I ever heard WSOU BABYYY
The Ultimate DBZ THEME!!!!!!!!!
Cette chanson est juste magnifique! *.* la montée et la transition se fait toute en douceur!
i like the part that was like 46 & 2
I thought the same thing.
+Isaiah Harrell 46 & 2 ????
You guys.... this came before 46 and 2
+Isaiah Harrell Nope, 46 and 2 : 1998 ; Home : 1999
Isaiah Harrell yah nerd
DragonBall Z History of a Trunks opening🤌🏼🤌🏼‼️‼️
Welcome home Mike Portnoy