Dream Theater @ The Beacon Theatre in New York City 2002-03-27 (full)
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2015
- Dream Theater performing live at the Beacon Theatre in New York City on March 27th, 2002 on the World Tourbulence tour in support of the album Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence. Complete show.
Set list:
Set 1
1. The Glass Prison
2. 6:00
3. Beyond This Life
4. Surrounded
5. Jordan Rudess Keyboard Solo/
6. Lines in the Sand
7. John Petrucci Guitar Solo/
8. Scarred/
9. 2112: Grande Finale (Rush)
10. The Great Debate
11. Another Dimension (Liquid Tension Experiment)
12. Peruvian Skies
13. Pull Me Under
Set 2:
Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence:
1. Overture (tape)
2. About to Crash
3. War Inside My Head
4. The Test That Stumped Them All
5. Goodnight Kiss
6. Solitary Shell
7. About to Crash (reprise)
8. Losing Time/Grande Finale
Encore:
9. Home
10. The Spirit Carries On
11. Learning to Live
Vocals: James LaBrie
Guitar: John Petrucci
Keyboards: Jordan Rudess
Bass: John Myung
Drums: Mike Portnoy
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1:51:32 What the hell is happening here...
ONLY UNTIL YOUR WILL IS DOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAaaAAAAAAaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaah
WHOAAAAAAAAH!
HOAAAAAA!
HUAAAARNNNN!
WHU.
+Cé Té LOOOOOOOL, James always surprise me with something totally awfully unexpected
+Cé Té HAHAHAHAHAH WTF
Cé Té you just caused me to laugh so hard, I'm going to show this to James and ask him what the fuck happened
James’s voice is so powerful
@@Charles.Wright boooooo
Setlist
1. The Glass Prison 0:06
|| James speaks ||
2. 6:00 14:12
3. Beyond This Life 19:55
4. Surrounded 31:17
5. Jordan Rudess Keyboard Solo/ 37:16
6. Lines in the Sand 41:30
7. John Petrucci Guitar Solo/ 56:44
8. Scarred/ 59:20
9. 2112: Grande Finale (Rush) 1:10:37
|| James speaks ||
10. The Great Debate 1:13:19
11. Another Dimension (Liquid Tension Experiment) 1:27:28
12. Peruvian Skies 1:37:33
13. Pull Me Under 1:44:23
|| Intermission ||
Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence:
1. Overture (tape) 2:00:35 (intro missing)
2. About to Crash 2:04:07
3. War Inside My Head 2:09:52
4. The Test That Stumped Them All 2:12:00
5. Goodnight Kiss 2:16:56
6. Solitary Shell 2:23:14
7. About to Crash (reprise) 2:29:07
8. Losing Time/Grande Finale 2:33:06
|| Encore ||
9. Home 2:39:48
10. The Spirit Carries On 2:54:00
11. Learning to Live 3:00:41
Remember being at this show. DT as they were getting into their prime as far as I am concerned. Amazing set during these early 2000s tours.
bonkers setlist
Ok
Woww Another dimension with JM on bass, nice
Such a powerful setlist.
I fucking LOVE the audio quality on this. Such power and aggression yet the clarity is there. Fucking hell...
happened to me on the guitar solo over goodnight kiss. JP was on fire.
OMG, I was there! it was my first dream theater concert. 2002. I was in the second row right in front of John petrucci. I wore a hat that said bombproof! fucking awesome!
Probably the cleanest performance of The Glass Prison, so heavy sound!
Except Portnoy doesnt play the first verse like the recording
Setlist 1
1. The Glass Prison (0:00)
2. 6 00 (13:50)
3. Beyond This Life (19:56)
4. Surrounded (31:20)
5. Jordan Rudess Keyboard Solo/ (37:12)
6. Lines in the Sand (41:32)
7. John Petrucci Guitar Solo/ (56:38)
8. Scarred/ (59:20)
9. 2112: Grande Finale (Rush) ()
10. The Great Debate
11. Another Dimension (Liquid Tension Experiment)
12. Peruvian Skies
13. Pull Me Under
8:16
Fucking amazing, James. Amazing.
This is a fantastic DT show. I had it in 2003, but had lost. Labrie voice started recovering in this show. I was amazed of how great his voice was there. Never seen him singing Solitary Shell so good like in that night
+Gabriel Pereira Bucharest 2002 is a very good show for him vocally from this period.
+AlFrankenstein I have this one two. Awesome. But I'd rather the beacon theater, cause it's a three hours complete show. One of my favorites from the band. Their setlist of that time was great
That's the end of LaBrie's voice right here. Whenever he goes in the higher register, you can see where his 2007-2008 voice (and onwards) came from. This is the beginning of the end for him. These are the signs of vocal fatigue. But, yes, in 2002 - 2003 he was still tolerable, he isn't very nasal here.
I'd love to see DT 2024-2025 remembering some past tour setlists like this one
It will!
James sounds pretty good here. This is why I agree with those who say, James vocals downward spiral wasn't due to the vocal cord injury, but to overtouring as they were doing these kinds of concerts so regularly that james never had a moment to take a break. The vocal cords are the most fragile instrument.
FIRE HIM THEN
Also technically how he was singing even if it sounded good was not super healthy high did not help. I feel his injury definitely hurt his singing because he had the surgery and I think he was touring again 4 weeks afterwards. Which he was supposed to 6 months before I think he was meant to tour again. But your 100% right he really needed a break like Portnoy said (not just for him the band) but in 2018 I think the band took a year break
and mike said the drums were the most physical instrument, most singers cheat when they get older, james never lowered his range until very recently.
He actually sounded even better in 2003 than 2002 somehow. But after that it was even more downhill.
@@vosoryanthe band gave him an ultimatum. He got on shape and started training his voice again. He sounded really decent until 2014 imo. After that, it was/is sadness
Nobody:......
James Labrie: 1:51:36
I was at the Beacon the next night. I got out of work early and on a whim decided to go up to The Beacon to see if I could still catch the show. I went to the box office and asked for a ticket, the lady said that there were no more seats left but she could sell me a general admission ticket (which there was no GA space) and I could just hang out in the aisle. I still, to this day, have no idea why I was allowed to do this. I went to the middle section, sat on the steps and watched quite possibly the best DT show in all the years I've been going to their shows. After the Six Degrees... suite, I and I'm sure everybody else thought that they would play an encore or two and then goodnight, but no. After a brief intermission the back banner projected the image of Metallica's "MAster Of Puppets" album with DT's name written in MEtallica's font and they then proceeded to do the ENTIRE album. Blew my fucking mind.
I was there! I was wearing a "Hell's Kitchen" t-shirt with a devil on it, really hoping they would play it. They did! After the show, MP said to me "Hey, we played that last night!" which must've felt like a day earlier after the 4 hour show they'd just played but I couldn't stop myself from saying "No, Mike, that was tonight!" He laughed. Good times!!!
@@davewarzynski6540they only played Hell's Kitchen in 98 and 2017. Maybe during Instrumedley, since they also played that in 2002
I was here for both nights. Was amazing!!!
Wow..thank a lot man..this was amazing sound from James..specialy during SDOIT section ...
What a great show!!! So tight and James sounded strong. Sigh........
This is in the short list of shows I thank my lucky stars to have witnessed in person. Thank you so much for the upload.
This is definitely an upgrade from my old vhs tape. Thanks for posting.
thank you so much for posting this!!! I've only seen one vid of the great debate from this night and the next night of Metallica battery. this was the best concert ever. stayed at the beacon hotel after. wow! this is the fucking best ever! thank you!!!!!
Godlike performance
Incredible, great shows
One of the very few tours I missed, also one of the tours I regret missing most. 6DOIT is amazing.
James sounding very good this night...
I was there! Friggin awesome 👌 👏
I was just listening to a CD I have of their London show of October 2002 (different set list) which I was at and thought “ I wonder if anything’s made its way onto UA-cam..?” Great to find this - thanks for sharing!
You still have the CD?
@@TheDarkEternalKnight07 I hope so! Let me have a look…
@@TheDarkEternalKnight07 Yes! ;)
@@RealBesty that's great!
3 hours live???....3 hours live????....3 HOURS LIVE????... It's fucking amazing!
Hey! I am looking for a Dream Theater concert in Tokyo, 2002 where John Solos before the band plays Scarred. I can't seem to find it since the video "John Petrucci's Best Solo Scarred Tokyo 2002" was taken down last year..
Please bring back Labrie's percussion kit, it was a fuckin awesome idea!
Way better setlist than now adays.
Do you happen to have the show at the Beacon on the next night (3/28/2002)? I was at that show and they played the Master of Puppets album.
56:50
The first show back with Portnoy will be epic...the energy will be through the roof. I hope James works on his high register though like these times.
So is it better Labrie's today "fully recovered" version than this? Imho no, here he is a lot more powerful and chesty than today. They now skip old songs because of James who runs out of air in a second when singing "high" notes (upper 4th octave notes). I think James' best years were around 2001 and 2003 and maybe the 2011 tour where he surprised me, of course i'm talking after he ruined his voice.
That's why I said "after he ruined his voice" meaning after the Cuba incident. Of course 2002 isn't even close to his clean effortless 5th octave notes back in 1992.
sepita10, sorry, I didn't read your comment properly. However, for me LaBrie's best year after the food poisoning incident was, surely, 1997. His voice on some shows seems to be almost as good as 1992 - see the 1997 presentations on Milan and Rio de Janeiro and you will understand what I am saying. 1995 , 1996 and 1998 were also good years (yes, 1995), but his voice was extremely unstable. I also like the Scenes from a Memory tour, whose peak was "Live Scenes from New York".
and you think you could do this dt shit WITHOUT PORTNOY?! lol. it's like beethoven's 9th without the singing
58:08 2002 has the best solo spots
My favorite part is when they're playing Another Dimension, which DT never did again, and John Myung is doing an awesome part on the bass that was originally on stick and the camera guy just hung on Petrucci playing pretty basic shit.
typical John Myung, always criminally overlooked
do you have the second night at beacon when they played metallica?
1:51:36 WTF?
Nobody:......
James Labrie: 1:51:36
I guess James stopped too early and had to wing it...:-)
Wait, they played an entirely different set the second night?? How can you remember that much music?? 😄 3:14:30
4:13 Didn't know that James Labrie was secretly Roz from Monsters Inc. but ok
6 o'clock starts at 14:14
The timestamp is confused in the video description
During the glass prison arpeggios you filmed literally everything except the guitar... 😒
Damn myungs hair could of touched the floor! 🙌🏼
Tempo for 6:00 a bit brisk!!
I have original DVD.
Hmm, wonder why Jordan didn't do that little four note riff during the opening lyrics: "Can't hear it, we fear it, awareness won't come near it..." during the Along For the Ride tour. Personally, I think it sounds pretty cool, and YES, I realize my opinion is not the only one out there.
48:20 Thank me later
OMG so cool to see Petrucci with a talkbox!!
@@giorgiomatraxiamusic4874 IKR !!!!!
JP was SO confident in what he can do that night. Awesome!
Thanks, man!
@@giorgiomatraxiamusic4874 Petrucci is thinking this while he's playing, "Do you feel like we do?" Lol!
A wig?!!
1:51:33 Is't Funny
Ahhh the "skinny with stupid hair" period....
Love how hard James is singing. Really highlights how the food poisoning wasn't really the cause of his decline but more so poor technique and overuse with constant touring