Dream Theater (Octavarium) Kel-n-Rich FIRST REACTION
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2019
- Watch and listen to Kel-n-Rich’s first reaction to Dream Theater’s Octavarium.
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Octavarium probably has one of the longest crescendos in rock history.
Can you give me other songs like this, i love such songs XDDD. Give me suggestions haha
@@ild4099 shine on you crazy diamond
@@PabloSaavedra84 Shine on's crescendo is pretty weak, as it gets big at the chorus and after the last chorus it just softens out.
@electra_ highway Also Liquid Tension Experiment, aka the second DT.
@@ild4099 Just check out Dream Theater's entire discography. You'll find plenty of amazing long songs.
Got this from a forum and I think he pretty much hit the nail on the head.
The song is about Dream Theater and their influence on progressive rock. The first 13 and a half minutes of that song sound very similar to pink floyd, yes, genesis, the beatles, and many other progressive rock pioneers. This is done on purpose, considering that they started the genre, so Dream Theater started the song by playing their music very much like their influences - "i never wanted to become someone like him" basically means Dream Theater, when they were young, never wanted to be like their influences because they wanted to be independent. However no matter how hard they try they will end up being just like them in some way, although still original - "Then all I swore that I would never be was now, so suddenly, the only thing, I wanted, to become, to be someone just like him."
The next part of the song is sort of a metaphoric explanation of how Dream Theater became like them, other than that there is not much i can explain.
At about 14 minutes into the song, a strong, very progressive metalish riff comes into play, and that is where the line "Isn't this where we came in?" (sample from Pink Floyd The Wall) is heard. The basic reason for this quote is to explain that at this point in time (around 1989), Dream Theater opened the door to a new genre (Progmetal, for those of you who dont know). Now Dream Theater realizes that they will always be like their fathers, and yet original, so they pay homage to their influences in this section.
Some of the lyrics in this section :
- Sailing on the seven seize the day tripper, diem's ready
...sailing on the seven seas: OMD song
...seize the day: famous DT line from A Change of Seasons
...day tripper: Beatles song
...diem's ready: Carpe Diem from A Change of Seasons
-Jack the ripper, Owen's Wilson Phillips and my supper's ready
...jack the ripper: Judas Priest song
...owen wilson: if you dont know this youre retarded
...phillips and my: not sure lol
...supper's ready: Genesis song
-Lucy in the sky with diamond, Dave's not here ive come to save the day
...lucy in the sky with diamonds: Beatles song
...daves not here: Yes song
-For nightmare cinema show me the way to get back home again
...nightmare cinema: antonym to Dream Theater, and also a joke band they made with Derek Sherinian (former DT keyboardist)
...home: Dream Theater song
-Eugene Gene the dance machine messiah, light my fire, gabba gabba hey hey
...gene gene the dance machine: TV character from the 70-80s
...machine messiah: Yes song
...light my fire: Doors song
...gabba gabba hey: Ramones song
-Hey hey my my generation's home again
...hey hey my my: Neill Young song
...my generation: The Who song
...home again: Dream Theater song again
The next part, Intervals, is about the songs on the album Octavarium itself.
I need not explain, just read this:
1. The Root of All Evil
Root
Our deadly sins feel his mortal wrath
Remove all obstacles from our path
2. The Answer Lies Within
Second
Asking questions
Search for clues
The answer's been right in front of you
3. These Walls
Third
We try to break free
Long to connect
Fall on deaf ears with failed muted breath
4 .I Walk Beside You
Fourth
Loyalty, trust, faith and desire
Carries love through each darkest fire
5. Panic Attack
Fifth
Tortured insanity
A smothering hell
Try to escape but to no avail
6. Never Enough
Sixth
The calls of admirers
Who claim they adore
Drain all your lifeblood while begging for more
7. Sacrificed Sons
Seventh
Innocent victims for merciless crimes
Fall prey to some madman's impulsive designs
8. Octavarium
Octave
Step after step
We try controlling our fate
When we finally start living it's become too late
Root second third fourth fifth sixth seventh and octave are musical intervals, thus the name of the section. And all the songs on Octavarium are on different scales spaced interavally: Root of all evil is in F, Answer lies within is in G, These walls is in A, I walk beside you is in B, Panic attack is in C, Never enough is in D, Sacrificed sons is in E, and Octavarium is in F, therefore making that album a full circle.
TRAPPED INSIDE THIS OCTAVARIUM basically means that the band cannot be different or independent anymore because they have already defined themselves.
A perfect sphere
Colliding with our fate
The story ends where it began
Notice the first note in The Root Of All Evil is an F, well the last note in Octavarium is the same F, making it a full circle and saying that the story ends where it began musically as well.
This song = pure genius
Don't forget that this song is exactly 24 minutes which resembles 24 hours a day
That is a great analysis. Thanks for posting that.
Great analysis. Just a few more notes:
Ripper Owens: bass player for ???
Wilson Phillips: girl group
Dave’s not here: Cheech & Chong
Here I come to save the day: Mighty Mouse
Day for night: UK song ???
Nightmare Cinema: Dream Theater’s alter ego, when they all switch instruments for an encore
@@rtwbikerider Also Diamond Dave: David Lee Roth, Lead singer from Van Halen
How many Ctrl c Ctrl v is in this thread?
I don't care what some loser said about you guys it's obvious how much you love each other and you are good for each other rock on
I fucking LOOOOOVE the connection between each other, so sweet
15 years after it was released still my favourite DT song. A symphonic, lyrical and thematic epic.
music nerd joke: if you ask Petrucci what time it is...he would probably answer 5/32
Well that's freaky, it was 5:32 P.M. when I read this comment.
Portnoy: "6 o'clock on a Christmas morning"
Kel and Rich: Don't let anyone take away your joy of what you're doing here. You both are lovely people and it doesn't matter what anyone says. If anything they're just jealous. You all have a love that they wished they had so don't let them bother you. Pardon my French but.......Fuck em!!!!
This is my Christmas Eve song - I literally first heard Octavarium while cleaning my house for a small house party with friends. This song grabbed my attention and made me drop the mop for several minutes and move my head around. Must always hear Octavarium on Christmas Eve every year now!!
Watching this reaction again after two years. Thank you Kel n Rich for introducing me to this group and this song. This and Close to the Edge have become my favorite songs ever. Epic, dramatic, emotional, deep and important. I hope and pray y'all are doing okay. You two are awesome people!
Tada! This is wonderful to read. We are still on a medical hold because of the pitbull attack Kel suffered last year. We are really bummed that we had to pull the plug due to her health and discomfort, but we have these 900 or so videos to enjoy and to share. We so appreciate you being here and coming back to comment after all this time. We look forward to seeing you more in the comments. We hope you are well and safe. Please stay awesome yourself!
Much 💕
KnR
A perfect song.
Craziest think about this song, is that the last piano note, is the exact same with which the album begins in the first song.
So you come full circle....
The 1st song is Root Of All Evil (ROOT).
The 8th and last song is Octavarium (OCTAVE).
If you listen to the last piano note on the last song (In The Name Of God) on their 7th album (Train Of Thought), it's the same piano note as the beginning of Root Of All Evil on their 8th album. Tying these albums together.
Additionally, if you listen to the static at the end of last song (Scene Nine: Finally Free) on their 5th album (Scenes From A Memory), it's the same static at the beginning on the first song (Glass Prison) on their 6th album (Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence), tying those albums together.
6:22 "this is crack to a Pink Floyd lover." My thoughts exactly :) As a Pink Floyd lover, this is the song that made me a Dream Theater fan.
If you're looking for other DT songs to react to, I recommend their instrumental: "Stream of Consciousness".
This song has SO MANY Easter eggs in it. From bands and songs they were influenced by, to references to all the other songs on the album (which were all in successive keys to make an octave). There's a Wikipedia page on the song you'd probably find very interesting. Great video, guys.
Is your username from under a glass moon?
@@rigelbound6749 it is. Nice catch. 🤘
@@liquidshadows79 nice
Not seen anybody mention the Kansas connection. After the long Floyd intro some of it is pure 70s Kansas
Yes!!! Trapped inside this Octavariummmmmmmm!!!!!!!??? I also recommended this song!!
Octavarium is masterspiece, should have grammy , period
This song is so beyond majestic.
I love your reaction, you feel the music of dream theater just like me. 👍🏻👏🏻
Metropolis Part 2: Scenes From a Memory is actually their first rock opera. It was released in 1999. It is also amazing and epic and mind-blowing as all their other epic albums!!!!!
I was never a huge DT fan back in the day.I always preferred Fates Warning over them for my progressive metal needs but when I first heard this song I could no longer deny how great they really are.This is a great song live as well.
Fates Warning is great. I actually requested for them to react to One, so hopefully we get to see it soon :)
Dreea theater is number one band in progresive
@@l.hbravo8828 Dream Theater is great, but there are some other really, really great bands out there, they just don't get the exposure, but they should. I highly recommend checking out Circus Maximus, if you like Dream Theater.
I’ve only recently got into Fates Warning. Been listening to Theories of Flight a lot lately and The Light and Shade of Things is one of the best songs I’ve ever heard.
@@StonyBlazestation Check out Disconnected and A Pleasant Shade of Gray. APSOG is basically a 58 minute song, broken into 12 parts. Kevin Moore plays keyboards on both albums. Some awesome stuff. If you want some other prog, I found the band Zierler recently. They only have one album, but it's killer. Bobby Jarzombek from Fates Warning is their drummer.
What a pair...
You too are so amazing...
Thanks for sharing your lives...
Oh, by the way, the dress is very flattering ...
And Rich is looking rich...
thank you for reacting to my all time favorite dream theater song! i think the reason i love it so much is because its very reminiscent of "shine on you crazy diamond" which is my favorite floyd song. im so happy yall loved it as much as i do; and yes you need to hear it at least 10 times to start to understand the lyrics and music. to me, its about the cyclical nature of life and humanity in general.
Watch Score...they play Octovarium and Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence with a symphony orchestra
Ahhh....had the DVD set the day after it came out. This is priceless viewing of exquisite EAR CANDY !!
I think Kel would love their song Illumination Theory - there is an orchestral part that is out of this world.
Last tour they did Change Of Seasons for an encore which is also 23 minutes and it was awesome!
Love your reaction guys! DT is the band of my life! Greetings from Brasil!
incredible song...a masterpiece
It's so beautiful to watch two wonderful people grow fond of each other, bonding and feeling the music at the same time! It's been so great to watch you react to my favorite DT song as well. This was my first reaction video from you guys, but will def not be the last. Liked and subbed!
U guys are amazing. U bring to life the energy that ur supposed to feel with music. Thank u.
great couple❤️ cuteness lov u guys
A Change of Seasons. Another long one, but quite excellent. Appreciate the content!!
You guys are awesome. Thank you for encapsulating what I feel every time I listen to DT. Rock on!
Second Life Syndrome by Riverside is one you’ll probably like. Also, since you asked for songs that could ease you into the screaming vocals, The Drapery Falls by Opeth is pretty balanced in that regard I think.
Portnoy tweeted the following yesterday about how first album:
I can’t believe it’s been 30 years ago today that my very 1st (real) album was released!! March 6th 1989 Dream Theater’s When Dream And Day Unite was released l and it’s been quite the journey ever since!! Thank you to everyone that has allowed me to continue this journey...
Portnoy suck.. move on with mangini..
It's just so awesome and uplifting to see how lovely you're to each other and how much love and passion you show for the music.
I'm a dream theater fan since almost 17 years..😳
It is always a musical trip listening to them.
Their name is program, I don't know any other band that could create images with their music like them.
Chantons L'amour your answer is coming, stay tuned: ua-cam.com/video/OwfRDQSAUKw/v-deo.html
Et si tu es vraiment français et si tu peux parler en français, ça c’est pour toi.
Chantons L'amour wow u are a complete piece of shit. What a sad and bitter person u must be.
@@chantonslamour1173 Who do you think you are to make a judgement like that? You don't know anything about these people. Why are you talking so much crap and spreading hate?
@@chantonslamour1173....must be card carrying Washington Democrat....always blaming/accusing someone else for the very thing they do! What a low life Mama's boy basement dweller. #draintheswamp lmao....keep it up guys...great music reactions highlighted by your genuine affections toward each other!! That's what's up!!
I'm saddened that you are unable to see the real gift of this reaction; a SHARED joy.
I love watching your reactions. It's the closet I've ever come to hearing the songs again for the first time.
"John Petrucci is a senseless heartless guitarist with no feeling"
John Petrucci: hold my beer 24:06
Just like the Orion song from Metallica, this Octavarium song seems to be brought from heaven to be enjoyed by the inhabitants of the earth.
This is what I call a Masterpiece ...
Couldn't find the OP that led me to this reaction, but I wanted to inject some positive on this thread since negativity was spewed.
I found Kel and Rich about a week after my wife filed for divorce. It makes sense our marriage survived hell for a long time, but didn't make it in the end. Your mind, body and soul still goes to a very dark place with the death of a relationship you poured everything into for almost 17 years. From what I've been able to gleen from your channel, both of you were previously married and lost a son. I may not be exact on this but your relationship has actually provided a light at the end of the tunnel. It is an example that sometimes life beats the crap out of you, but there is hope for love, joy and happiness to re-emerge and sprout anew. Keep doing what you do, you are an inspiration to more than you may realize.
I was married 20 years to my first wife. I was unhappy the last several years and filed for a divorce, life is too short to be unhappy! Then I met an incredible woman over 2 years ago that truly showed me what love was for the first time in my life. I feel so fortunate, we've been married 5 months now and our love grows stronger every day. My advice is don't settle for someone, you'll know when you've met your soulmate, they really exist!
I was sure there will be a reaction of you to this song and thank you for that
Thanx the sincere reaction!!!
What a wonderful tune. I'm glad that I found this on your program. :-)
Octavarium is my favorite song of Dream Theater..! Great reaction guys..! Cheers from Argentina :)
so good! I haven't had this much fun experiencing this since I saw it live. Thank you!
This song lives up to their original name: Majesty.
I really like your channel. I have tickets for the September 26 show kicking off in Louisville Kentucky. I am so Psyched! Keep it going guys!
Great reaction. Keep going , so much music to explore!
Rich & Kel you guys are awesome just sharing your life with us keep it up. Haven't been with you all to long but love what you do for turning us on to different music.An just love seeing you two love life an each other don't change. Love you guys
Best song.. Every fucking second is Enjoyable.. Best musicians 🍻
I have literally listened to this album for weeks straight. Every listen I get more and more enjoyment from this master piece.
Great description Kel.
Awesome channel guys!!! Love ur reactions!!! Love the honesty and pure enjoyment of this band! Enjoy listening to drew theater, there music is ducking awesome!!! Check out the glass prison next!!
You two are adorable together. Great reactions
Probably the coolest thing about Octavarium is how it fits within the album as a whole. It calls back on musical and lyrical themes detailed in previous songs (this is the last song on the album) and subtly revisits them. Also, the stream of consciousness section in the middle is chock full of song references to a lot of their favorite bands and they flow together almost like word association. Check out some of the information available about how the song and album is all tied together, it’s kinda mind blowing.
If you want a great listening experience you guys should check out Ayreon’s album The human equation.It has Dt’s singer James Labrie who sings the part of the main character.It’s a concept album and has a lot of different singers who play characters as well.Amazing piece of work.
I think this song represents a picture of the universe, a human being with his life. Born, alive, until the time of death. Listening to this song is like feeling the arrival of a gentle fairy, and also the appearance of a cruel monster. I am sure God is in all the harmony of Octavarium songs. It's hard to understand how this song was created 🙏🙆♂️
This is 1 of my all time favourite Dream Theater songs. Quite an emotional song especially the middle section (which is centred round Robin Williams/Robert DeNiro movie 'Awakenings'- which i would advise a watch if not seen). I cry everytime i hear this song. (I am a metalhead of 40yrs listening to the best music on the planet. All genres like your good selves. But a lot of bands still catch me unawares. Anyway great reaction. You guys are great.
Keep it real
🤘🤘
Dream Theater - Illumination Theory ( Live From The Boston Opera House )..Is another amazing, moving 20 min Masterpiece...with Choir, Orchestra and 5 distict parts....Awesome! Rich has probably heard it as they play in concert from time to time. But a great, emotional ride ..building..building and Killing it at the end..."what are you willing to live for, die for and kill for?"... Beautiful!
Nerd facts...
DT will often revert back to older songs with their lyrics sometimes.
This album, Octavarium, isnt a concept album but the songs reference each other a little bit. There are a 8 songs on this album and starting with the first song, The Root of All Evil, the songs move up in octaves. Until they reach the final 8th octave, titled, Octavarium. The first note of, Root of All Evil, is the final note of the last album, Train of Thought. And the beginning of Root of All Evil is the ending to, Octavarium. The song, Octavarium in the middle section towards the end, they give 7 references to the prior songs on that album until they reach the climax of the 8th octave. And finally, this song is about, the band not wanting to become like the other progressive metal/rock bands before them. Not getting in that groove of what it means to be your "everyday progressive band". But throughout the years, it inadvertently, ended up happening anyway.
Ok, I'm done lol I loved your reaction!!!
Hi guys, trust me, one of the KEY performer in terms of accessible screams is Devin Townsend. One of the best vocalist in the world, clean and harsh and emotional.
Easiest songs to access his screaming abilities :
- stormblending
- kingdom (live EMGtv)
- grace live retina circus
Then mandatory
- dead head live at Royal albert hall
- deap peace
- bastard live royal albert hall
she felt that solo
Kel & rich, continue doing what your doing. I wouldn't personally give this person any creedance, but it's understandable why you wanted to inform your subscribers! Anyone can see you love the music& each other. Respect to you both.
Thank you guys... I have nothing to add, you just expressed and said it laike we've felt it. Thx, we agree.
It is so delightful to see Kel's reactions to the orchestra parts in the ending... I think I can imagine her hearing what she played all her life but this time put together with the power and strength she said it always lacked for her.
And it's equally delightful to see you, Rich, always so happy to se her realising she loves metal. I wish I could do reactions like that with my girlfriend, but she thinks metal is too loud haha
You're both lucky to have each other and thanks to let us see a bit of all this love that exists between you.
Great video! Came here from the post about the negative post to spread w positive energy. I love the hat, dude! That’s my style. And Kel, *chefs kiss* you are a gorgeous woman. 😍😍😍
The live version of this song is ten times more breathtaking!! They play it with a full orchestra.
Scream reference... Pisces by Jinjer. A brilliant study of duality.
Love your channel Envy you love
Gorgeous tune!
It's the 21st October 2020 and listened for the first time to the live version of this song and was as the saying goes.blown away what an amazing song
One of times i saw them this was their encore. Absolutely fantastic
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Yeah that Guitar Work is AMAZINGLY INTENSE and Crazy..... This song is one Wild Stick of Dynamite. Glad you are Loving it
Oh Yes!!! Jaw drop for sure! Takes you to another Planet!! Thanks for that one! Watch the live version of Octavarium from 'Score" (A live Concert) with the full orchestra and that last "God Note" just cuts you in half! Amazing....Octavarium is played second to last just before Metropolis
After hearing Octavarium, please listen to Trial of Tears - I swear this one they play live all the time, but has a bit of Rush beginning. Beautiful lyrics and music that will take you to somewhere else for 13 minutes! Wonderful long solo guitar/ keyboard instrumental section too!
I love the song and your reaction to it. I also kinda like the fact that the end of the previous album is the beginning of this one. The DTalbums from 1999 and to this one are kind of intertwined. Metropolis prt 2: Scenes from a Memory --> Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence --> Train of Thought --> Octavarium
DT with great musician making great songs. Being listening to their songs since 1995. From Singapore
The masterpiece above all masterpieces. Everything in it, story, meaning, nuggets behind it, the messages and everything else is outstanding.
I like how she had her eyes closed most of the time, letting the music take over your soul
So you're really going to need to watch the live performance of Illumination Theory in Boston. I promise you that you will be blown away. Live with an orchestra and a choir. Simply one of the best live songs they've ever done.
This is one of those Songs that just Sweeps you Away and just won't let you go until you reach the End and after you have really gone through the Full Emotional Range of Each Stage in the Song.... But it is Such an Amazing Ride
I noticed your jaw dropped so much you had to fix it, Rich. Good shit, goosebump inducing song
fantastic reaction, you earned a sub!!!
Finally! OCTAVARIUM!
If Y'all got goosebumps from this, you should 100% react to the live version from the Score DVD. They had a full orchestra backing them up for the entire second set of that show.
*Illumination Theory* will guarantee a wide & deep roller coaster experience. Please do the reaction because both of you guys reminds me for my first reaction as well lol, takes me back in the good memories :)
And hoping to see Six Degrees disc 2 as well, a hell of a concept album.
YES!!!! 11:23 I must have listened to that transition half a million times. Beautiful. John Myung's bass line is masterful
Great reaction guys! Surprised no one has mentioned you listening to A Change of Seasons by DT. The first song I ever heard of theirs and still blows me away to this day! 23 mins of bliss!
Octavarium live is absolutely mind-blowing. I do believe it is at Budakon also
Scenes From A Memory (the whole album would be great!) you will notice the diference in James` voice now and then... great album, nice story.
Great reactions so far and I really appreciate your analysis in the end on most of your videos. This particular album has some background story and is quite more complexed than at first glance. Wikipedia explains it better.
"When starting to work on what would become Octavarium, Portnoy noted that it would be their eighth studio album. This sequence mirrored the octave on a musical keyboard: each octave contains eight naturals and five accidentals. Portnoy suggested that they use that concept for the entire album. When writing, the band delegated each song a different key. Sound effects were placed between songs to connect them: for example, "The Root of All Evil", written in F minor, and the following track, "The Answer Lies Within", written in G minor, were connected by a sound effect in the key of F♯ minor. The album's lyrics and song titles featured references to this concept. Portnoy cited the titles "The Root of all Evil" (referring to the musical term "root") and "Octavarium" ("the octave of the octave") as two examples of this. This made the album a cycle in itself, allowing the band to have a clean start with their next album."
Haha you're wonderful. Regarding the screaming i'd say White Cluster by Opeth has a very tasteful ratio, with the overall arrangement being what's focused on most. A truly beautiful composition in my opinion.
No, no shortened live version, just a LONGER one. Jordan always did an extended intro that made the song almost 30 minutes live.
My all-time favourite song by any band and/or artists. Thank you for reacting to it! If you have 40 minutes - react to Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence (the song). My second all-time favourite song. Thank you.
Great react, great!!!!! You've been so emotional. Amazing. So You're ready for "The glass prison" from Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence.
'This dying soul' off of Train of Thought! :) great reaction guys!
That "Medicate me" section of the song is my favorite mainly because of the bass, but the lyrics, keyboards and drums are also great.
One of the best bands to listen to with harsh vocals is Opeth.
The song 'Bleak' is a perfect starting point for those not used to the style (like me at first listen), and it has clean vocals to balance things out.
There is some good screaming in Faith no More because Mike the lead singer sprinkles screams here and there depending on what album your listening to. I'd suggest songs off of "Angel Dust." Alot of great singing and screams when needed.
I found you guys through the Ghost Love Score reaction and I'm enjoying trawling through your videos. Given you've picked an extremely long Dream Theater song here, I am going to recommend that you react to The Odyssey by Symphony X.
Except you mean Divine Wings of Tragedy
Loving your guys reactions to DT. It’s a long one, but do Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence. Or for a shorter one, with one of Petrucci’s best guitar solos, The Spirit Carries On.
I also enjoy Pantera because like Faith no More the feeling is there and it doesn't sound forced at all. Pantera is heavier though.
I used to have a real problem with James LaBrie's voice (it sounded like he was being lazy and frequently half a tone off) but as I hear more Dream Theater (and Rush are no more), I am losing that reservation. This is an awesome song.
OCTAVARIUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMM!!!!!!! one of my favorite... Illumination theory, count of tuscany, and all of their songs oh hahahaa