My uncle saw them and I asked him what it was like? He simply said: "I heard every note ever, in every possible combination and time signature. Twice!"
I been a fan since they was called majesty,then renamed to dream theater,I did some roady work for them on the images and words and words tour and the awake tour
"The cricket" guitar sound. Brad Gillis pioneered that back on the Night Ranger Dont Tell Me You Love Me solo from 1982. He did it by either flicking the tremolo bar or banging on the guitar body to achieve it. Has something to do with the spring tension in the Floyd Rose or similar bridge set up.
That sound at the end was him hitting the whammy bar Like a quick slap. The springs that make the bridge float are fairly rigid, so when you quickly slap the bar, it sounds like what you just heard.
A mi gusto, la mejor época de Dream Theater. La química era insuperable entre todos sus miembros y James estuvo a tope con su voz, luego alla por 1996/1999 la perdió y al día de hoy, no la ha vuelto a encontrar, sobre todo en vivo.
that sound is called a Flutter or chirp. You get it by lightly flicking the whammy bar and let it bounce on it's own after picking either a harmonic or note..
This is definitely old school Dream Theater because drummer is Mike Portnoy (played in DT from 1985 to 2010) before current drummer, Mike Mangini took over the drums
Thank you for this, one of the only channels I have seen react to mid 90's DT live, when James was an absiolute monster. He unfortunately got food poisoning, which led to a decline with his vocals, and combined with years of more wear and tear he's a shell of what he was. But nobody ever tends to do reactions to prime James so this was nice
Poor James dude. People shit on him all the time. If only he wasn't poisoned. I will kill to have his old voice. But I still love DT. I can still get over with James's voice now. (Even if it's horrible)
@@sufidurrani537 Yeah agreed, he still sounds really good in the studio and to me, that’s what’s most important. Love or hate The Astonishing, I actually think that is one of James’ best sounding studio performances, far past his prime. My frustration with his live performances that he tries to do way too much. I understand his vocal degradation, but I feel that if he just kept things simple he would have a much easier time hitting some notes and runs
Ciao good People ! Dolly is beautiful Jon ! Jon your spelling is perfect along the latin pronunciation . GuyZ this is a Video from 90's with Portnoy on Drums . Dream Theater is a blend of multiple musical influences ! Rush and Maiden are there but nany other also ! Progressive metal . Yes 6-7 string bass Myung
@The Wolf HunterZ. I think your last pronounciation of my name was the closest one. There is not even hint of s- or z-sound in my name Antti. Thanks for great reaction. I though to put some different era Dream Theater although the sound quality isn't quite on par the live recordings these days.
This was the early days from their second cd the first had a different singer I think it was when dream and day unite I’ve seen these guys three times and have never seen anything like them
You guys should check out 'Ghost' by 'Badflower', especially the lyrics. They convey mental health so well and the music is haunting (very fitting). You never know who may need to hear a song like that...
I'm sure they do. I checked them out. It really has no link to Dream Theater whatsover because their music style is just completely different. Good thing you like it, but i get the feeling that most people that love DT may not like this band, me being one of them. But hey, great stuff!
the guitar u mentioned at the end was a mix of harmonics and a whammy bar technique. u basically play a harmonic and then flick the bar so it wobbles like a ruler on the end of a table.
Kevin Moore were so incredible on keyboards back then. He sadly left the band. Jordan Rudess are also great but not the same. And "The Cheese" are great on vocals. James LaBrie 😄. But very skilled musicians All of Them
One of my favorite songs and performances of the modern rush. Check out caught in a web in chilie by them and key to the imagination by liquid tension expierment. Its Basically a funky groovy dream theater. Proud of you and hunt on metal guile and metal jennie.
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My uncle saw them and I asked him what it was like? He simply said: "I heard every note ever, in every possible combination and time signature. Twice!"
Love your reactions. One of my favorite songs. My son has a tattoo "You'll find all you need in your mind" in my handwriting. Peace.
Been a Dream Theater fan for years. On a side note....Dolly has THE best smile on You Tube!
I been a fan since they was called majesty,then renamed to dream theater,I did some roady work for them on the images and words and words tour and the awake tour
@@scottchappell3193 I went to both tours in San Antonio Texas. These shows changed my life!!!
I concur about the smile!
@@scottchappell3193 roadie
Best band on the planet. Period!
"The cricket" guitar sound. Brad Gillis pioneered that back on the Night Ranger Dont Tell Me You Love Me solo from 1982. He did it by either flicking the tremolo bar or banging on the guitar body to achieve it. Has something to do with the spring tension in the Floyd Rose or similar bridge set up.
That sound at the end was him hitting the whammy bar Like a quick slap. The springs that make the bridge float are fairly rigid, so when you quickly slap the bar, it sounds like what you just heard.
that performance! awesome! more DT please! and Symphony X :D
Tremolo flutter plus natural harmonics, sounds fantastic
Greatest band ever. Good reaction.
I love watching you guys! True music appreciation!
That sound was first done by brad Gillis of night ranger I always called it the cricket and also oz fox from Stryper used it in some of their songs
A mi gusto, la mejor época de Dream Theater. La química era insuperable entre todos sus miembros y James estuvo a tope con su voz, luego alla por 1996/1999 la perdió y al día de hoy, no la ha vuelto a encontrar, sobre todo en vivo.
That sound you heard was John hitting the tremelo arm not holding it but just slapping I the tremelo arm
He was Hitting his Whammy Bar.
that sound is called a Flutter or chirp. You get it by lightly flicking the whammy bar and let it bounce on it's own after picking either a harmonic or note..
Excelente reaccion! Les recomiendo Fatal Tragedy Live in London de Dream Theater! Brutal canción
This is definitely old school Dream Theater because drummer is Mike Portnoy (played in DT from 1985 to 2010) before current drummer, Mike Mangini took over the drums
Don't leave out Kevin Moore on the keys - DT's original keyboardist.
Thank you for this, one of the only channels I have seen react to mid 90's DT live, when James was an absiolute monster. He unfortunately got food poisoning, which led to a decline with his vocals, and combined with years of more wear and tear he's a shell of what he was. But nobody ever tends to do reactions to prime James so this was nice
Poor James dude. People shit on him all the time. If only he wasn't poisoned. I will kill to have his old voice. But I still love DT. I can still get over with James's voice now.
(Even if it's horrible)
@@sufidurrani537 Yeah agreed, he still sounds really good in the studio and to me, that’s what’s most important. Love or hate The Astonishing, I actually think that is one of James’ best sounding studio performances, far past his prime. My frustration with his live performances that he tries to do way too much. I understand his vocal degradation, but I feel that if he just kept things simple he would have a much easier time hitting some notes and runs
@@CompleteProducer84 Can wait for the new album to come out. Hope that James's voice sounds good or improve. (if he can)🤞
@@sufidurrani537 I am so excited! I think they’ll be able to make it sound good enough - at least I hope
super respectful reaction :)
Ciao good People ! Dolly is beautiful Jon ! Jon your spelling is perfect along the latin pronunciation . GuyZ this is a Video from 90's with Portnoy on Drums . Dream Theater is a blend of multiple musical influences ! Rush and Maiden are there but nany other also ! Progressive metal . Yes 6-7 string bass Myung
That was whammy bar
@The Wolf HunterZ. I think your last pronounciation of my name was the closest one. There is not even hint of s- or z-sound in my name Antti. Thanks for great reaction. I though to put some different era Dream Theater although the sound quality isn't quite on par the live recordings these days.
I actually heard this song on the radio back in 1992 when radio played real music.
He was using the whammy bar to make that cool sound on the guitar that you asked about.
Only one word...AMAZING!
Amigos , reaction obra maestra dream theater volvió y mejor " alien" saludos de chile
This is music !!
This was the early days from their second cd the first had a different singer I think it was when dream and day unite I’ve seen these guys three times and have never seen anything like them
Practice? 12+ hrs/day when they were at Borklee 🐶. Now the songs themselves are practice and warmups.
You guys should check out 'Ghost' by 'Badflower', especially the lyrics. They convey mental health so well and the music is haunting (very fitting). You never know who may need to hear a song like that...
I'm sure they do. I checked them out. It really has no link to Dream Theater whatsover because their music style is just completely different. Good thing you like it, but i get the feeling that most people that love DT may not like this band, me being one of them. But hey, great stuff!
AMAZING
Let's see.. this show would have probably been around, like.. '95 or so?
It's from 1993.
Best live band I've ever seen ... too bad James' voice is burned out now.
Too bad you didn't include the phenomenal instrumental intro called Puppies On Acid. It later became the intro to The Mirror on the Awake album.
the guitar u mentioned at the end was a mix of harmonics and a whammy bar technique. u basically play a harmonic and then flick the bar so it wobbles like a ruler on the end of a table.
MASTERS!🤟🏻🙏🏻
Kevin Moore were so incredible on keyboards back then. He sadly left the band. Jordan Rudess are also great but not the same. And "The Cheese" are great on vocals. James LaBrie 😄. But very skilled musicians All of Them
And Kevin Moore on keys original keys player
You guys should return to Band Maid!
how many "what" did jon said...?
lol
Reaction dream theater stream of consciousness live
More DT PLEASE!!!
OMG!! Jordan had long hair!!!
That's not Jordan...
@@PaulEMoz it’s Kevin Moore, their original keyboard player.
@@Rikrik1138 I know... but the person I'm replying to doesn't appear to.
True, he did have long hair when he joined Dream Theater.
The idea came from Hamlet
One of my favorite songs and performances of the modern rush. Check out caught in a web in chilie by them and key to the imagination by liquid tension expierment. Its Basically a funky groovy dream theater. Proud of you and hunt on metal guile and metal jennie.
Oh, hell yes. Not to mention the drum writing on that song is supreme
@@arielatom68a56 for real. It further proves how magically creative and inventive mike portnoy is. It captures the theme and ambience so well.
@@Ssjcloud3 Especially early in his career, so much creativity. I could've edited that to say that entire album, not just the one song.
Please react dream theater the ministry of lost souls live chaos in motion 🙏
react to Def Leppard Animal Live in the round in your face
please react to doom eternal metal hell please