Jordan Rudess Announces Details For Summer Tour

Posted on May 21, 2022 by philspicks

Dream Theater keyboardist Jordan Rudess is planning to launch a solo tour this summer.

Rudess’ tour, dubbed “An Evening With Jordan Rudess,” is a two-month run that is scheduled to launch June 7 in Seattle, WA and to run through Aug. 6 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The tour also features performances planned in cities, such as Charlotte, NC; Kent, OH and Rockport, MA.

The tour’s schedule is noted below. Ticket information is available through Rudess’ official website and Facebook page.

JORDAN RUDESS – 2022 SUMMER SOLO TOUR

June 7 – Triple Door, Seattle WA
June 12 – The Old Church Concert Hall – Portland, OR
June 25- Lulu’s Downstairs – Colorado Springs, CO
June 26 – The Armory – Ft. Collins, CO
July 6 – Dakota – Minneapolis, MN
July 8 – City Winery – Chicago, IL
July 9 – Kent Stage – Kent, OH
July 10 – The Ludlow Garage – Cincinnati, OH
July 11 – Tin Pan, Richmond, VA
July 13 – City Winery – Washington, DC
July 14 – Rams Head On Stage – Anapolis, MD
July 16 – City Winery – New York City, NY
July 17 – Ardmore Music Hall – Ardmore, PA
July 21 – Katherine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center – Old Saybrook, CT
July 22 – Center for the Arts – Natick, MA
July 23 – Shalin Liu – Rockport, MA
July 24 – Ridgefield Playhouse – Ridgefield, CT
July 28 – Neighborhood Theatre – Charlotte, NC
July 31 – State Theatre – Austin, TX
Aug 3 – City Winery – Nashville, TN
Aug 4 – City Winery – Atlanta, GA
Aug 6- Broward Center for the Performing Arts – Fort Lauderdale, FL

More information on Rudess’ tour is available along with all of his latest news at:

Website: https://jordanrudess.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jordanrudessofficial

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jcrudess

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LTE’s Latest LP Is The Latest Contender For The Top Spot Among 2021’s Best New Rock Albums

Posted on March 29, 2021 by philspicks

More than two decades after the release of its then most recent album, prog rock super group Liquid Tension Experiment officially returned Friday. The band – Mike Portnoy (drums), Jordan Rudess (keyboards), John Petrucci (guitar) Tony Levin (bass) – released its new aptly titled album Liquid Tension Experiment 3 Friday through InsideOut Music. The eight-song instrumental album spawned three singles ahead of its release. Those songs are but a glimpse into the album, too. The 61-minute presentation offers hints of the band’s existing catalog and something in another direction throughout, too. ‘Beating The Odds is just one of the songs featured in the recording that shows a new creative direction from the band in its latest outing. It will be discussed shortly. The band’s updated take on famed composer George Gershwin’s ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ is another change in direction for the band in this outing. It will be discussed a little later. Showing even more, the change in direction in this record is ‘Chris and Kevin’s Amazing Odyssey,’ which comes just past the record’s midpoint. It will also be discussed later. Each note song proves the album’s growth, and in turn, engagement and entertainment. When they are considered along with songs, such as ‘Shades of Hope,’ ‘Hypersonic,’ ‘The Passage of Time,’ and the album’s two remaining songs, the whole makes the album in whole a work that is a welcome return for Liquid Tension Experiment and that is among the best of this year’s new rock albums.

Liquid Tension Experiment’s latest album, Liquid Tension Experiment 3, is a presentation that will appeal to the band’s established audience base. In the same note it will appeal to fans of the band’s members and their primary projects just as much. That is due in large part to the songs featured in this recording. The songs in question show evidence of songs from the band’s existing catalog as well as works that show some growth from the band. One of the most notable of the songs that exhibits that growth comes in the form of ‘Beating The Odds.’ The six-minute-plus composition is not the wildly energetic style composition that audiences have come to know from the band. Rather, it combines a variety of tones and influences, beginning with a very Rush style guitar intro to open the song. From there, listeners can hear distinct influence from Dream Theater’s early days prior to Portnoy’s departure from the band. At the same time, there is also a hint of Spock’s Beard influence through the combination of Rudess’ work on keyboards and Petrucci’s guitar performance. At times the influences remain separate, and at others join together for one unique whole. Through it all, the balance in the influences is handled expertly, a tribute to the record’s production. The end result of that controlled chaos is a work that brings out the best of the bands that have influenced this band’s members in one complete work that boasts its own standout identity as a prog-rock opus.

‘Beating The Odds’ is just one of the songs that serves to exhibit the growth from Liquid Tension Experiment in its latest album. The band’s updated take on George Gershwin’s timeless jazz classic, ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ is another clear example of the successful change in the band’s new album. It is a complete change of pace for the band, taking on a jazz classic instead of any rock composition. Gershwin’s original composition is present here. There is no denial of that fact. At the same, the song gets a nice change of pace in this rendition. Petrucci’s subtle guitar opening mimics the piano line that opens the original so well. The addition of the synthesized string arrangement at points throughout is a nice tribute to the original in its own right. It actually does well to sound like the real thing, even being synthesized. What’s more, the Joe Satriani-style approach that Petrucci takes along with his own style as the song progresses adds even more to the approach. Much the same can be said of Rudess’ keyboard performance throughout, and that of Portnoy. The whole of the group’s work here is such a rich presentation. It is a dramatic change of pace for the band this time out and such a successful risk. It is just one more example of what makes the album so successful. ‘Chris and Kevin’s Amazing Odyssey’ — which comes in the record’s second half — is yet another example of the album’s strength.

‘Chris and Kevin’s Amazing Odyssey’ is notable because it is so starkly unlike anything that these musicians have ever crafted collectively and with their primary acts. The whole thing starts off with Levin using what sounds like a bow on his bass, as if it was a standup bass. Portnoy’s accents on the toms sound random, but are in fact complimentary to Levin’s work. The subtle addition of the occasional keyboard effect makes for its own unique touch here. The whole experimental work immediately comes across as a distinctly avant-garde type composition, yet is still so engaging because of that experimental, free form type composition. It is another wonderful example of how much the band has branched out this time out and how that willingness to try something new has paid off. When it is considered with the other two songs examined here and the more familiar sound exhibited through other songs featured here, such as ‘Shades of Hope,’ ‘Hypersonic,’ ‘The Passage of Time,’ and the album’s two remaining songs, the whole of all of that content makes the album in whole a welcome return for Liquid Tension Experiment and an equally impressive new addition to this year’s list of top new rock records.

Liquid Tension Experiment’s first new album in more than two decades and first since the release of Spontaneous Combustion – released in 2007 (almost 15 years ago) by three quarters of LTE under the moniker of Liquid Tension Trio – is an impressive new offering from these musical mates. It proves that from start to finish with a solid combination of familiar content and plenty of material that takes chances and takes the band in new directions. Those newer songs are all examined here. When they are considered with the rest of the album’s works, the whole makes LTE 3 a work that every prog-rock fan will welcome. It is proof positive that good things really do come to those who wait. LTE 3 is available now. More information on the album is available along with all of the band’s latest news at https://www.facebook.com/ltexperiment.

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Charlie Benante Announces New LP Release Date, Specs

Posted on March 20, 2021 by philspicks

Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante will release his new album this spring.

Silver Linings is scheduled for release May 14 through Megaforce Records. While the record sees Benante as the primary figure in its presentation, he stressed during a recent interview, that the album is not a solo record.

“This isn’t a solo album,” Charlie said, “This is a record of my favorite songs done with some of my friends during a very dark time. We found a shining light and this is the result of that light. I was really happy that my musician friends came on board and helped make this record what it is. I appreciate all of them, and they all did such a fantastic job. Despite all of the darkness we’ve experienced this past year, there are ‘silver linings,’ that’s why I chose that title for the album.”

He added, the album’s creation came about through the advice of someone close to himself.

“Back in February of last year, with COVID and all the other B.S. that was going on, I was glued to the 24-hour news cycle on the TV and my phone, and I started to get really depressed,” he said. My girlfriend said I needed to turn off the news and suggested I do something creative, whether it was art or drumming or writing new songs, and she was right.”

According to information provided about the 14-song record, it will feature an all-star cast of guest musicians and performers, such as guitarist John 5 (Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson), Alex Skolnick (Testament), and Corey Taylor (Slipknot).

Also featured on the new record are Run DMC member Darryl “DMC” McDaniels, Rob Caggiano (Volbeat), and Ra Diaz (Suicidal Tendencies). The group recorded the song “Run-DMC Medley,’ which is one the songs featured in the album. The group premiered the song’s quarantine video in June 2020.

The whole of Silver Linings‘ track listing is noted below:

* “City of Blinding Lights”/U2 – Frank Bello, Mark Osegueda, Charlie Benante

* “Chloe Dancer / Crown of Horns”/Mother Love Bone – Mark Menghi, Mark Osegueda, Charlie Benante

* “Teardrop”/Massive Attack – Carla Harvey, Ra Diaz, Charlie Benante

* “Run DMC”/Run DMC – DMC, Rob Caggiano, Ra Diaz, Charlie Benante

* “Rhiannon”/Fleetwood Mac – Mark Menghi, Jennifer Cella, Randy McStine, Charlie Benante

* “Yer So Bad”/Tom Petty – Carla Harvey, Ra Diaz, Charlie Benante

* “Transylvania”/Iron Maiden – Snake Sabo, Frank Bello, Jon Donias, Charlie Benante

* “Presto Vivace”/U.K. – Ra Diaz, Alex Skolnick, Jordan Rudess, Charlie Benante

* “Bad Guy”/Billie Eilish – Ra Diaz, Charlie Benante

* “Jimmy James”/The Beastie Boys – Ra Diaz, Charlie Benante

* “All The Way”/KISS – PJ Farley, Joe McGinness, John 5, Charlie Benante

* “Mr Speed”/KISS – Joe McGinness, PJ Farley, Charlie Benante

* “Public Image”/Public Image – Hank Von Hell, Dave Brownsound, Jason “Cone” McCaslin, Charlie Benante

* “Funny Vibe”/Living Color – Ra Diaz, Corey Glover, Henry Flury, Charlie Benante

More information on Charlie Benante’s new album is available along with all of his latest news at:

Website: https://charliebenante.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CharlieBenanteOfficial

Twitter: https://twitter.com/skisum

Liquid Tension Experiment Debuts ‘The Passage Of Time’ Video

Posted on January 22, 2021 by philspicks

Liquid tension Experiment fans are getting their first full preview of the band’s next album.

The band debuted the video for its new single ‘The Passage of Time‘ Friday. The song is the lead single from the quartet’s forthcoming album LTE3, which is scheduled for release March 26 through InsideOut Music.

The video features footage of the band members — Mike Portnoy, John Petrucci, Tony Levin, and Jordan Rudess — performing their respective parts to the song as images of multi-colored liquid plays over the noted footage. The musical arrangement that accompanies the video is everything that audiences have come to expect from Liquid Tension Experiment and from Dream Theater.

Two of the LTE’s members — John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess — are band mates in Dream Theater. Founding member and drummer Portnoy departed the band in 2010. To that end, it is understandable why this latest song sound stylistically so much like much of the body of work from Dream Theater.

Portnoy talked about the creation of ‘The Passage of Time’ during a recent interview with himself and his LTE band mates.

“‘The Passage of Time’ was the very first song we composed together when we reunited this past summer, he said. “It was so exciting to be back in a room creating together again after so long (22 years for all 4 of us and over 10 years for the 3 of us since being together in DT). This serves as a great first taste for the listeners as it combines so many of the musical elements that makes LTE unique”

Petrucci expanded on Portnoy’s comments.

“This was the first song we worked on and when it was done, we all knew once again how amazing it was to be working together,” said Petrucci. “We knew we were on to something and that this was going to be a really amazing album. Nothing about the passage of over two decades could’ve done anything to change that. To me this song truly reflects the collaborative songwriting efforts of all four of us.”

Ruddess also shared his thoughts during the interview.

There is an undeniable chemistry that happens when the four of us are together,” he added. “Entering the studio and starting work on ‘The Passage of Time’ after 22 years literally gave me a whole new perspective on these important musical (and personal) relationships and the way time is so relative. We just jumped right in, it was like no time had passed at all, and we created a song that has so many of the elements that make LTE unique. Not a day has gone by since our last release when I wasn’t asked, “When is LTE getting back together again?” Now we can finally deliver, and I can’t wait for everybody to hear our creation.”

Levin put the accent to the discussion, noting there is more to come from Liquid Tension Experiment.

“From the murky depths of the lockdown, LTE has re-emerged, galvanized, dripping with ideas, and taking no prisoners,” said Levin. “‘The Passage of Time’ is just the beginning.”

More than two decades have passed since the quartet released its then most recent record Liquid Tension Experiment 2. That record, released in 1999, was followed up by the release of the album Spontaneous Combustion in October 2007 by three quarters of the group, which opted to call itself Liquid Tension Trio. Portnoy, Levin, and Rudess recorded the album while Petrucci and his wife welcomed their then baby.

The new album’s track listing is noted below.

Tracklisting:

1. Hypersonic (8:22)
2. Beating The Odds (6:09)
3. Liquid Evolution (3:23)
4. The Passage Of Time (7:32)
5. Chris & Kevin’s Amazing Odyssey (5:04)
6. Rhapsody In Blue (13:16)
7. Shades Of Hope (4:42)
8. Key To The Imagination (13:14)

Bonus Disc: Includes almost an hour of improvised jams.

The album will release on the platforms noted below. Pre-orders open now.

•Limited deluxe hot pink 3LP+2CD+Blu-ray Box Set (incl. a poster and 4 artcards, Blu-ray includes a 5.1 surround mix with visuals, and full band interview from the studio)
•Limited 2CD+Blu-ray Artbook
•Limited 2CD Digipak
•Gatefold black 2LP+CD
• Digital album (2CD)

More information on this and other titles from InsideOut Music is available along with the label’s latest news at:

Website: http://www.insideoutmusic.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/InsideOutMusic

Twitter: http://twitter.com/InsideOutUSA

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Liquid Tension Experiment Announces new LP’s Release Date, Art, Specs

Posted on January 11, 2021 by philspicks

The members of Liquid Tension Experiment have released more information about the group’s new album.

The band — Mike Portnoy, Jordan Rudess, Tony Levin, and John Petrucci — announced Monday, the album’s title, cover art, and release date. Additionally, the band announced the album’s track listing and platforms on which it will release.

According to information sent from InsideOut Music, which will release the record, it will follow the track of the band’s first two albums and be called Liquid Tension Experiment 3. The album is scheduled for release March 26.

Petrucci was upbeat as he talked about the album’s pending release.

“After over 20 years since the last time we recorded together, the four of us stepped into the studio and it was as if no time had passed at all!,” said Petrucci. “All of the magic that made the first two LTE albums so special was still there and we had such a great time making this record. I’m extremely proud of what we created together and can’t wait for everyone to hear it!”

Portnoy, who previously recorded with Petrucci and Rudess as a member of Dream Theater, expanded on his fellow musician’s comments.

“The best thing to come out of 2020 was this long-awaited reunion!,” he said. “And it was surely worth the wait as after all these years, the magic chemistry was still there and stronger than ever!”

In anticipation of the album’s release, the quartet released a teaser trailer last month. The 55-second trailer features a snippet of what can only be believed to be a portion of one of the songs that will feature in the album. It is accompanied by a psychedelic style visual that presents various fluids mingling with one another.

The new album’s track listing is noted below.

The album will release on the platforms noted below. Pre-orders open Jan. 22.

More information on this and other titles from InsideOut Music is available along with the label’s latest news at:

Website: http://www.insideoutmusic.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/InsideOutMusic

Twitter: http://twitter.com/InsideOutUSA

Liquid Tension Experiment Announces New Album Is Coming

Posted on December 18, 2020 by philspicks

Prog super group Liquid Tension Experiment will return in 2021.

The band — Mike Portnoy (drums), John Petrucci (guitar), Tony Levin (bass) and Jordan Rudess (keyboards) — will release its next album in spring. An exact release date for the as-yet-untitled record is under consideration. The album will release through InsideOut Music.

In anticipation of the album’s release, the quartet released a teaser trailer Thursday. The 55-second trailer features a snippet of what can only be believed to be a portion of one of the songs that will feature in the album. It is accompanied by a psychedelic style visual that presents various fluids mingling with one another.

More information on this and other titles from InsideOut Music is available along with the label’s latest news at:

Website: http://www.insideoutmusic.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/InsideOutMusic

Twitter: http://twitter.com/InsideOutUSA

Dream Theater At Its Peak In Its New Live Recording

Posted on November 6, 2013 by philspicks

Courtesy: Eagle Rock Entertainment/Eagle Vision

New York based veteran prog-rock band Dream Theater has been creating music for well over two decades. To be more exact, almost twenty-five years have passed since the band’s debut album When Dream and Day Unite was originally released. That release saw Charlie Dominici on vocals, with then drummer and keyboardist Mike Portnoy and Kevin Moore and founding members John Petrucci and John Myung on guitar and bass. Dream Theater has seen a number of lineup changes since then. Dominici was replaced with James LaBrie, who still fronts the band today. Kevin Moore was replaced by Derek Sherinian and then later by current keyboardist Jordan Rudess. And Mike Portnoy has also since left for greener pastures and been replaced by Mike Mangini, giving audiences the band’s current lineup. What does this have to do with anything one might ask. It has everything to do with everything. As audiences will see in the band’s brand new live recording, Live at Luna Park, DT has never sounded better than it does with its most current lineup. This latest live release is Dream Theater at its peak. That is the first thing that audiences and fans will take away from LALP (as it will henceforth be known). Longtime fans will also appreciate that while the term “career-spanning” isn’t bandied about for this recording, it is a justified term in this case. This is the case despite the fact that not all of the band’s albums are represented in this concert. And those with HDTVs and home theater surround sound systems will appreciate the overall sound and video mix throughout the concert. They are the icing on the cake of this recording and together with the aforementioned elements, make LALP one more example of why Eagle Rock Entertainment continues to lead the pack in the world of live recordings.

The very first thing that audiences will notice about LALP is that this recording presents Dream Theater at its collective best. Longtime fans of the band will agree with this sentiment, too. No disrespect is meant to any of the band’s now former members. But there is a certain something about the band in this concert that feels different from any of the band’s previous live recordings. It feels like the band has a whole new energy about it. There’s no denying the talents of the band’s former (and founding) member, Mike Portnoy. He is still one of the best drummers in the industry today. But watching Mike Mangini behind his kit, there’s also no denying that Mangini is right up there with Portnoy in terms of his abilities. Watching him perform his crossover maneuvers and reach up above himself to play his rototoms without missing a beat is breathtaking to say the least. Getting to see him perform from so many angles makes that experience even more awe-inspiring. It’s enough to make one question could Mangini in fact be even better than Portnoy? That’s a topic for another time. Getting back on topic, keyboardist Jordan Rudess more than lives up to the moniker of being a keyboard wizard, as audiences will both see and hear throughout the concert. Just as much awe is felt watching bassist John Myung as he works his way through each of the numbers in this performance. It’s obvious in watching this recording why Mynug has maintained the nickname of “The Octopus” throughout his career with Dream Theater. One would be remiss to omit any mention of guitarist and vocalist John Petrucci and James LaBrie. They too prove that they still have plenty left in the tank. LaBrie is still a vocal powerhouse to this day. And Petrucci can still shred with the best of them. What’s more, he looks like he has seriously bulked up. Put a mask on him, and he could be mistaken for Slipknot guitarist Mick Thompson.

It’s obvious in watching LALP that Dream Theater is at the top of its game right now. If the band were to call it a career right now, then the musicianship of the band’s members alone would be a fitting immortalization of the band in this recording. It’s not the only aspect of the recording to which audiences have to look forward. Fans will also appreciate the extensive set list. While this performance doesn’t necessarily cover the band’s entire catalogue, it does quite the job of representing most of the band’s albums. That being the case, it’s safe to use the term career-spanning here. Audiences will each have their own favorite moments from this concert. This critic personally recommends the band’s original take on ‘The Silent Man’ for starters, off of the band’s 1994 album Awake as a starting point. The string accompanists make the song even richer than the already impressive take included on the album. On the heavier side, ‘Pull Me Under’ was the perfect choice to close the show. This is the song that broke Dream Theater out and truly introduced the band to the masses in 1992. And ‘Caught in a Web’ is a good middle ground piece for audiences to take in. This song also came from the band’s 1994 album, Awake. It’s not too hard or light. It’s a good, solid driving rock song. And experiencing it being performed with the band’s current shows once again that Dream Theater hasn’t lost any steam over the course of nearly twenty-five years. It’s just one more aspect of a recording that is the perfect starting point for the band’s new fans and just as impressive for those that have followed the band from its earliest days.

The set list and the talent displayed by the band throughout this performance are incredible, to say the least. Just as incredible and noteworthy are the audio and video mixes. Home viewers are taken into even more depth with this recording than those in attendance got. Thanks to the work of the camera crew and director Mike Leonard, viewers are taken up close and personal so to speak with the band. They get to be the proverbial fly on the wall, watching keyboardist Jordan Rudess work his magic and drummer Mike Mangini do things with his two hands that don’t even seem humanly possible at every turn. Mangini’s talents behind the kit will assuredly blow away every viewer, drummer or not. That is thanks to his talents being so effectively captured by the show’s camera crew and director Leonard. The side-by-side shots of Petrucci and Rudess are just as impressive. They serve together to add even more to the overall amazing effect of the performance itself. Not one shot is wasted. Nor is any mic. Those with HDTVs and surround sound home theater systems will get the most immersive experience of all with the show’s Blu-ray recording. And even if one doesn’t own a surround sound system, the audio and video mix alongside the show’s set list and the amazing display of talent by the band will still impress audiences, regardless of how long they have been listening to the band. And should the band put out another live recording in the future, it goes without saying that it is this same mix of elements that will make it tough for Dream Theater to top this recording. It is definitely the band at its best. And it’s available now in stores and online. More information on this and other releases from Eagle Rock Entertainment is available online at http://www.eaglerockent.com and http://www.facebook.com/EagleRockEnt. More information on this and other releases from Dream Theater as well as the band’s latest tour news and more is available online at http://www.facebook.com/dreamtheaterofficial and http://www.dreamtheater.net. To keep up with the latest sports and entertainment reviews and news, go online to http://www.facebook.com/philspicks and “Like” it. Fans can always keep up with the latest sports and entertainment reviews and news in the Phil’s Picks blog at https://philspicks.wordpress.com.

Dream Theater Launches New Translated Websites, Preps New Live Release

Posted on March 11, 2013 by philspicks

Courtesy: MSO PR

Internationally renowned progressive rock band Dream Theater has launched brand new translated websites for its fans in four more countries. The band has launched translated websites for fans in Argentina, Israel, Italy, and Venezuela. Fans in each nation are the first of likely many more nations in bringing fans closer to the band by translating its news page into their own language. The push for broadening the fans’ inclusion started during the band’s tour in South America. Guitarist John Petrucci notes that many of the fans across the continent voiced the need for websites translated into their own language. “Our efforts to further unite our online international community have only just begun,” he said. “We are very fortunate to have so much incredible support and devotion from fans in many different countries around the world, and we hope that more and more fan communities will participate in this ongoing endeavor. We look forward to hearing from fans interested in having the news page translated for their countries.” Jordan Rudess (keyboards) added to Petrucci’s sentiment noting, “We are excited to be working with these first four fan sites, and can’t wait for others from around the world to reach out to us on Facebook.”

Anyone that is interested in working with Dream Theater to have the band’s news page translated for their country can contact the band online at http://www.facebook.com/dreamtheaterofficial. The band’s new translated news pages are just part of the band’s busy schedule. Dream Theater’s new live release, Live at Luna Park is set to be released May 2013. It will be released on a double-disc DVD set, Blu-ray, Digital Video, 2DVD/3CD set, Blu-ray/3CD set, and deluxe 2DVD/Blu-ray/3CD set. Fans can check out the trailer for the upcoming live release online now at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NndiL9seZSI.

Live at Luna Park was recorded over the course of two nights from the band’s South American tour. Petrucci shared his thoughts on the upcoming release, exclaiming how excited he and the others in the band are about this live recording. “This is without a doubt the closest a viewer at home will come to experiencing a live Dream Theater concert,” he said. “Between the hi-def and 3D video, the huge audio mix and the documentary style behind the scenes footage, you are truly transported to the arena and completely immersed in the entire live experience.”

To keep up with the latest news and more from Dream Theater, fans can go online to http://www.dreamtheater.net, http://www.facebook.com/dreamtheaterofficial, and http://twitter.com/dreamtheaternet.

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