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OrangeChannel
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Way, Way off...
SFAM was recorded with the Ibeenhadz...that album came out 10/26/99 there was obviously some R+D by late 2001/ early 02 before the JP 6s+7s started shipping...Live Scenes came out on 9/11/01...and subsequently got yanked due to the cover art...JP started using EBMM Protos on tour for 2000 SFAM tour (after the record was in the can), I saw the winter show at Roseland (before the summer show that LSFNY was recorded at) w/ the Dregs and he'd played 1 sparkley bluish 6 proto...7's and the Home guitar were Ibanez at that show...by the LSFNY show he had several protos...
SFAM was recorded with the Ibeenhadz...that album came out 10/26/99 there was obviously some R+D by late 2001/ early 02 before the JP 6s+7s started shipping...Live Scenes came out on 9/11/01...and subsequently got yanked due to the cover art...JP started using EBMM Protos on tour for 2000 SFAM tour (after the record was in the can), I saw the winter show at Roseland (before the summer show that LSFNY was recorded at) w/ the Dregs and he'd played 1 sparkley bluish 6 proto...7's and the Home guitar were Ibanez at that show...by the LSFNY show he had several protos...
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OrangeChannel
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Get the studio albums first...
in order:
when dream and day unite
image and words
live at the marquee (live ep)
awake
A Change of Season (ep)
falling into infinity
once in a livetime (live cd/ video)
metropolis 2: scenes from a memory
live scenes from ny
six degrees of inner turbulance
train of thought
live at budokan
octavarium
Budokan is the best live package, but if you can get the DVD...
in order:
when dream and day unite
image and words
live at the marquee (live ep)
awake
A Change of Season (ep)
falling into infinity
once in a livetime (live cd/ video)
metropolis 2: scenes from a memory
live scenes from ny
six degrees of inner turbulance
train of thought
live at budokan
octavarium
Budokan is the best live package, but if you can get the DVD...
mesavox
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Who's Dream TheatRE? LOL
It wasn't THAT far off... Just a few months and one album. Certainly not Way way off.
It wasn't THAT far off... Just a few months and one album. Certainly not Way way off.
OrangeChannel
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More like 2 years,a tour, a live dvd and two guitar companies lol...I'm a sucker for the details...3 if you want to get technical before the JPs made our hands happy....
and before this turns into a flameout of max proportions...Cud I didn't mean to come off like a Richard, just emphatic about some of this stuff...speaking of which, you gonna have anytime this summer for a sit down or so?
and before this turns into a flameout of max proportions...Cud I didn't mean to come off like a Richard, just emphatic about some of this stuff...speaking of which, you gonna have anytime this summer for a sit down or so?
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OrangeChannel
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No that's in order of release...I'd say a good starting point would be SFAM or Awake, or maybe even 6DOIT.
MingusBASS
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I have the DVD as well, and it has some of the cheeziest effects ever. But the playing is great so I don't mind as much.
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Colin
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OrangeChannel said:
Fight, Fight, Fight, Fight
Colin
OrangeChannel
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That's not cool Colin...
koogie2k
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What's up with that "Richard" remark eh? lol
mcvinyl
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OrangeChannel said:
I grew up with Colin and I have to tell you OC... you're right!!!
No one has ever thought of Colin as being cool
Colin
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mcvinyl said:I grew up with Colin and I have to tell you OC... you're right!!!
No one has ever thought of Colin as being cool
Who needs enemies when you have friends like Simon
Colin
OrangeChannel
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koogie2k said:What's up with that "Richard" remark eh? lol
But you're a Koogie...
koogie2k
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OrangeChannel said:But you're a Koogie...
heheheheeh.....that is true........LOL!
OrangeChannel said:
Jon, ain't no problem at all man!
I kind of made an educated-guess. I think I read in the Ernie Ball manual that JP joined forces with them in 2001. Then, I remember the 9/11/01 release because I was watching the LSFNY DVD and thought they were talking about the album, not the DVD.
And absolutely, I'm down to hang. June is absolutely shot in the ass but July and on is good.
Peace!
mesavox
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fogman said:
Images And Words is thier DEFINITIVE album. Absolutely start there. Especially if you are into prog (Kansas is a very prevailing influence that comes through on that album, probably because DT are also from the US.)
Then to see how they have progressed through the years since that album get thier new one Octavarium. It litterally has all the aspects they have added to thier repetroir since IAW and definately shows much of what they are capable of as a group. Those two along with Awake are definately the albums that will be going with me when I can't take all of them.
Octavarium is like Queen's A Night At The Opera and Images is like Queen II. Both masterpieces with ANATO having a more diversified palette.
jimmyp
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I reckon anyone new to DT should start off with Awake or Images and Words - still great albums After that, pick up Change of Seasons ep - that is amazing
After that, pick up Change of Seasons ep - that is amazing 