Just in case anyone else is asking about the name of some of the albums shown at the beginning of the video, here they are listed as they appear and including their release date: 1. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral (1994) 2. Soundgarden - Superunknown (1994) 3. Tool - Ænima (1996) 4. Pantera - Far Beyond Driven (1994) 5. Megadeth - Rust in Peace (1990) 6. Metallica - Master of Puppets (1986) 7. U2 - Achtung Baby (1991) 8. Galactic Cowboys - Space In Your Face (1993) 9. King's X - Faith Hope Love (1990) 10. Alice in Chains - Dirt (1992) 11. Kevin Gilbert - Thud (1995) 12. Radiohead - The Bends (1995) 13. Radiohead - Technophobia [bootleg] (1997) 14. Rage Against the Machine - The Battle of Los Angeles (1999) 15. Béla Bartók - Concertos for Piano and Orchestra Nos. 2 & 3 (1994) 16. Maria Tipo - Chopin: Nocturnes (1995)
Mike looked a bit frustrated when he was saying that LaBrie's gonna sing if he decide to show up. I can imagine him saying 'where the hell are you?' on phone... And claiming that guitar review might bore them is harsh.Petrucci was a bit like 'You're gonna make me smash a guitar on your head someday'. Actually that explains why he got that much muscle.To hit with enough power....
6:02....thats an old school Line 6 foot controller....but what is it controlling? Maybe all the guitars on SDOIT are Vetta models of Mesa...lol. Best kept secret of all time. Long live DT
At 2:05 ladies and gentlemen we see a true legend in music, Ted Greene. Everytime I see him or hear his name in a new context, I have to write something about him. Ted Greene sadly died in 2005. He was a fantastic guitarist, and teacher with a knowledge so vast its hard to imagine. He wrote some amazing books, as Chord Chemistry and two others about chord progressions. His partner Barbara have a youtube channel, TedGreeneArchives. See it, and be amazed and inspired by Ted. Best, Sandemose
seriously. these guys are so down to earth i bet, these are like people you hang with on a saturday night. portnoy, petrucci, myung and rudess are gods.
Jordan is a musician who's been trained on classical music.He decided going this way afterwards.He's like Chopin and romantic era pianists.It doesn't mean he has no emotions.Listen to Blind Faith for example. But that Continuum whuaawhuaaaas irritate me....
6DoIT is one of the best albums made by DT, specially disc 2. The mixture of prog-rock and pop is just amazing... I could listen to it all day long and never be bored... ADTOE had less appeal to the hardcore fans of I&W and 6DoIT.
Nice the input from you. I would expand on the question of degree. It is also the feel and understanding of the individual listener to what level he might understand the music as an inspiration, copycut, stolen material, etc. Going very close to the style of next band is in my opinion almost always calculated as the sound equipment is pretty difficult to tune into similar sound just by accident (as a whole unit). I do understand and appreciate your intelligent comment. Very rare these days.
To the Jordan-Mobile! That would be just plain epic to hang-out out at beartracks. Just be the 10th or 11th dreamtheater member that hangs out and eats their chips to keep that second ass under control.
@micanut48 Exactly, by "fuel for the album", they were referring to the fact that those bands INFLUENCED what they wrote. There is no comparison to anything Dream Theater did, and those other albums.
Oh, wow when JP shows his "signature seven string" the tuning peg configuration is 5 and 2 instead of 4 and 3, that must be a prototype or something...
You are correct in your assessment. However, I think you would agree that if it was not for stolen riff (or else), the so called inspiration would've not happened. Most often, bands ache after coming with a killer riff because that's what their songs stand on (and that's what people usually remember the most). That's why many of these things end up in courts - it is often comical to hear arguments from each side. Stealing riffs in "smart" way = lot's of money... Good discussion, though
it's cause they don't do it for the money..they don't let a record label own them...they make the rules..and they also have fun with it..not like a freaking pop star, they can't even go outside without somebody wanting an autograph or a picture, or try to kill em..DT lives doin' what they love, and are respected..i don't know if the term "fame" is an accurate use for them..i should say they are well respected, and are awsome musicians... fame is what kills a band.. rock on
im not saying they don't make money,i said they dont DO IT (just) for the money,but its a buisness,& they have to live through it..who knows how much they made here in Chile in 2005?,even THEY were surprised playing for 22000 fans,but they loved it,even if Jordan didnt notice,he thought there was another band coming after them,& not that everyone was there to see them,hehe..i don't know but to me "fame" lasts for a while,respect is what endures in the minds of who appreciate real music, rock on
They make a ton of money, because their studio time costed $500,000 for SC as Mike claims. That was out of their own pocket I believe. He also claims that the band has the money to bring their families on tour and call the shots on when and where they tour; that is very expensive. You would really never know and I love to keep it that way. I suppose they are famous too, but to each his own opinion on the matter. Great comment with a respectful debate.
2016 and Myung still working on it
Nabil Toumanari he's been working on it for nearly 40 years 😂😂😂
2022 and Myung still working on it
2023 and Myung still working on it
2024 and he's still working on it
Just in case anyone else is asking about the name of some of the albums shown at the beginning of the video, here they are listed as they appear and including their release date:
1. Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral (1994)
2. Soundgarden - Superunknown (1994)
3. Tool - Ænima (1996)
4. Pantera - Far Beyond Driven (1994)
5. Megadeth - Rust in Peace (1990)
6. Metallica - Master of Puppets (1986)
7. U2 - Achtung Baby (1991)
8. Galactic Cowboys - Space In Your Face (1993)
9. King's X - Faith Hope Love (1990)
10. Alice in Chains - Dirt (1992)
11. Kevin Gilbert - Thud (1995)
12. Radiohead - The Bends (1995)
13. Radiohead - Technophobia [bootleg] (1997)
14. Rage Against the Machine - The Battle of Los Angeles (1999)
15. Béla Bartók - Concertos for Piano and Orchestra Nos. 2 & 3 (1994)
16. Maria Tipo - Chopin: Nocturnes (1995)
Mike looked a bit frustrated when he was saying that LaBrie's gonna sing if he decide to show up.
I can imagine him saying 'where the hell are you?' on phone...
And claiming that guitar review might bore them is harsh.Petrucci was a bit like 'You're gonna make me smash a guitar on your head someday'.
Actually that explains why he got that much muscle.To hit with enough power....
This is when Jordan realized how much he loves filming things...
Thanks MP
I would love to spend an evening with these guys, they seem so nice and funny. Deffinetaly someone that I would hang out with.
Ooooh Myung ♥ he is so cute :)
He is still working on it *-* hahaha I love him!
The little preview MP gave is from blind faith isn't it?
Frank Homma yup
Inspiration corner made me like this album even more at the time - MEGADETH - RUST IN PEACE!
Lol "I grew a second ass for this album."
Aww bless his heart, Myung never has much to say, still a FUCKING AMAZING BASSIST!
"Ok, I'll believe it when I see it."
Hahahahaha. Awesome.
6:02....thats an old school Line 6 foot controller....but what is it controlling? Maybe all the guitars on SDOIT are Vetta models of Mesa...lol. Best kept secret of all time. Long live DT
JP: u still got anything to say yet?
JM: no, still working on it...
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!
At 2:05 ladies and gentlemen we see a true legend in music, Ted Greene. Everytime I see him or hear his name in a new context, I have to write something about him. Ted Greene sadly died in 2005. He was a fantastic guitarist, and teacher with a knowledge so vast its hard to imagine. He wrote some amazing books, as Chord Chemistry and two others about chord progressions. His partner Barbara have a youtube channel, TedGreeneArchives. See it, and be amazed and inspired by Ted. Best, Sandemose
Takes two seats now, i actually grew a second ass for this album.
Oriental people are not used to speak too much... they are shy and timid... but full of surprises, humble and friendly...
i think he says
the sound of children's laughter, always a pleasant diversion from the evil riffs
Yeah, they always cited each other as influences, it just go to show how down to earth both are, specially Steve Morse.
EVERYBODY LOVES DREAM THEATER !!! Only stupid people don't understand their music.
I love you, guys!!!
seriously. these guys are so down to earth i bet, these are like people you hang with on a saturday night. portnoy, petrucci, myung and rudess are gods.
Agreed man. Portnoy make me love the drums and playing them and his kits look awesome.
Jordan is a musician who's been trained on classical music.He decided going this way afterwards.He's like Chopin and romantic era pianists.It doesn't mean he has no emotions.Listen to Blind Faith for example.
But that Continuum whuaawhuaaaas irritate me....
i love mikes giggle/chuckle
"Two seats, I actually grew a second ass for this album."
Haha, nice!
Haha. "The sound of children's laughter; always a pleasant diversion from the evil riffs that are coming out of this place." HAHAHA
6DoIT is one of the best albums made by DT, specially disc 2. The mixture of prog-rock and pop is just amazing... I could listen to it all day long and never be bored... ADTOE had less appeal to the hardcore fans of I&W and 6DoIT.
I guess the rage against the machine influences appear on the dj "scratchings" that rudess makes into the heavy zone of the glass prison :O
LOL at 7:44...i never expect that...jordan chucked like a chicken!buahahahaha
What a gr8 list of music these guys litsen to. I have some of them and they never leave my I Pod. DT rules.
roflmao @ 6:20: Mike "Takes two seats, I actually grew a second ass for this album." I really like those guys.
Nice the input from you. I would expand on the question of degree. It is also the feel and understanding of the individual listener to what level he might understand the music as an inspiration, copycut, stolen material, etc. Going very close to the style of next band is in my opinion almost always calculated as the sound equipment is pretty difficult to tune into similar sound just by accident (as a whole unit). I do understand and appreciate your intelligent comment. Very rare these days.
Maan i wish i knew this people personaly
"See? Two seats! I actually grew a second ass for this album"XD
To the Jordan-Mobile! That would be just plain epic to hang-out out at beartracks. Just be the 10th or 11th dreamtheater member that hangs out and eats their chips to keep that second ass under control.
"For all you guitar audio junkies out there, this is, the SHIT".
and now we're see you on the road... everyday.. jordan
"The Great Tool" Hell yeah!
0:13 Now i understand why Misunderstood reminds me the 90's grunge
I laughed out loud at 3:58-4:15. Almost woke my room mate up
"John, you think what to say yet?"
They have good taste in music.
lol i know it took me a second to process that it was Blind Faith playing
You are correct, "Blind Faith" it is... or was. Damn tenses. ;-)
I am just havin' fun with dittoheads, man... it's all cool here
Dammit, I would feel SO at home there...
Absolutely.
@micanut48 Exactly, by "fuel for the album", they were referring to the fact that those bands INFLUENCED what they wrote. There is no comparison to anything Dream Theater did, and those other albums.
He doesn't use a custom amplifier. He uses a Lonestar and Road King.
Don't forget him saying that the budget just for coffe was that of $20.000, and no even When Dream and Day Unite cost that.
My dad has the same Ralph Lauren t-shirt at 4:17-4:18. HAHA!
its sad when i know more than the band and i just found out about them last november haha
That's Blind Faith.
ther's two seats I actually grew a second ass for this album
HAHAHAHA
Just to show you they are real people and fame didn't change their personalities.
even dream theater likes TOOL, MEGADETH, and RADIOHEAD
Oh, wow when JP shows his "signature seven string" the tuning peg configuration is 5 and 2 instead of 4 and 3, that must be a prototype or something...
it must be awsome to be one of them :)
lol John M is so shy.
KevMo had the emotions while playing which was missing w/ Jordan. But, in terms of evolution and technicality, Jordan rules over the 3.
Lmao I got that chord chemistry book, it's actually pretty good
"of course we never go anywhere without or own copy of Rooster" or something.
"I actually grew a second ass for this album"
Mike Portnoy is BRILLIANT.
you forgot about aenima, tool are from LA as well.
You are correct in your assessment. However, I think you would agree that if it was not for stolen riff (or else), the so called inspiration would've not happened. Most often, bands ache after coming with a killer riff because that's what their songs stand on (and that's what people usually remember the most). That's why many of these things end up in courts - it is often comical to hear arguments from each side. Stealing riffs in "smart" way = lot's of money... Good discussion, though
Pedal board from hell AHUAHUHHUAHUHU!!
aw aw aw.. myung is SHY!
he is able to talk!
holy crap, portnoys set is crazy
they started making the album on Steve Harris´s birthday!!
Mr. Myung is a little shy I'd say.
it's cause they don't do it for the money..they don't let a record label own them...they make the rules..and they also have fun with it..not like a freaking pop star, they can't even go outside without somebody wanting an autograph or a picture, or try to kill em..DT lives doin' what they love, and are respected..i don't know if the term "fame" is an accurate use for them..i should say they are well respected, and are awsome musicians... fame is what kills a band.. rock on
bass turned into a guitar? I call HACKS
yeah 2020
im not saying they don't make money,i said they dont DO IT (just) for the money,but its a buisness,& they have to live through it..who knows how much they made here in Chile in 2005?,even THEY were surprised playing for 22000 fans,but they loved it,even if Jordan didnt notice,he thought there was another band coming after them,& not that everyone was there to see them,hehe..i don't know but to me "fame" lasts for a while,respect is what endures in the minds of who appreciate real music, rock on
One day. One day, humor will hit you. That day will be the best day in your life! :' )
It goes to show there is no money in prog with Rudess driving an Explorer.. hahahaha!!
Documentarys from CD's :D
WHO OWNS THE 64 IMPALA?!?!?!?!?!?
where's james?
Yeah, get to him 10 years ago.
Actually,... it's not the music at all that's an influence, it's the facial hair combination. He's got a full beard, but he's got no mustache. 2:07
"I actually grew a second ass for this album" xD
got some pretty differnt albums there alice in chains to u2 to rage against the machine to megadeth its awsome
I never noticed this before but if you look at 6:01 there's a line6 pedal board below the touring one. Wonder what that was for?
I wish I could have been there during
They make a ton of money, because their studio time costed $500,000 for SC as Mike claims. That was out of their own pocket I believe. He also claims that the band has the money to bring their families on tour and call the shots on when and where they tour; that is very expensive. You would really never know and I love to keep it that way. I suppose they are famous too, but to each his own opinion on the matter. Great comment with a respectful debate.
Is this the Nightmare Cinema alter ego of Dream Theater??
Blind Faith at 4:01!
Bartók??? FUCKYEA HUNGARY :DD
in this video there isn't james!!!! ;(
funny guys and better musicians
...How did Mike not know that the soundgarden album was called superunknown...
come back, portnoy. there's no other band i wanna see u play in.
PANTERA PANTERA PANTERA PANTERA!!!!!!
the sounds of childrens laughter.... a noisy unpleasant diversion from the evil riffs
@JiMxtreme wow. cool. what a Diva. :P
Nah,i only saw them saying we listened and inspired by these,tried to do what they did....
4:05 is Blind Faith
I can't believe how shy john myung is. :D Why are't the fangirls doing bish stuff about him yet, lol.
They get all that equipment for free, it's called Endorsment.