I mean my average orgasms are way better than the feelings I get from anything else in life so I disagree LOL xD great song tho, very passionate guitar solo
I absolutely agree. It's my favorite because it has so much feeling. I love their music but from the 2000s forward I feel everything to be too robotic.
Not my personal best but this is prolly in my top 3. The thing that’s odd to me is that what you said is actually a controversial take in the DT community
@@ralexlu And it was micromanaged by their label, something they hated, but it looks like it worked well for them... definitely better than all the cringe they've produced after 2006
It's the year 2004. 1 A.M. in the morning. My bro and I are waiting for the warehouse to open so we can go in and fold newspapers. He turns on his MP3 player in his car and plays these 2 tracks. When they end he says "That's my Favorite Song of all time." From that day on, the same has been true for me. Listening to it today on my birthday. 😉
The people in my life, they're not like me. A couple of friends play guitar, they still dont feel the richness of this music. Ill always carry these songs in my chest, always regard them
The solo that starts around 9:55 is simply one of Petrucci's best, if not THE best. All the feeling he puts into it... Gives me fucking goose bumps every time I hear it. The reverb, the string rakes, the wah pedal, the searing note pivots, God it's amazing!!!
Falling into Infinity is a great album. Lines in the Sand, Trial of Tears, Hells Kitchen, Hollow years! I would rank this album higher than some of their new material.
Fulvio Cusimano A Dramatic Turns of Events is a album with a fresh sound, i dont know why, but got it. Dream Theater...that album is poor...really really poor.
Arcturusalt well they were given alot of pressure by the record company at the time they recorded this album. basically they didn't have much freedom and mostly did what the record company wanted, not what they wanted to do. if you look at their next album Scenes From a Memory, it's totally different as they changed the label.
+DRW1107 yeah. People told me that this album was bad. I were really sick of this new dream theater's songs and i were searching for something different and i found this one. It is really good and underestimated. In my opinion this is one of DT's best albums.
It's 2020 and the orchestrated world chaos cannot take me from immersing myself in this masterpiece. All of a sudden the world means nothing and all its charades. It's good to be alive.
After not listening to DT for a few years i came back right to this!!! Now im hooked again!! Also so sad that Mike left, his playing style uniqely shaped the band and every song they made. It can never be replaced...
Roberta Michelini yes , it will. But I'm not sure if I will keep following them with the same hype that I used to have. Even though, they still are one of my favorite bands. By the way, are u from Brazil? That's weird, I've never met any girl that enjoys DT as u seem to do...
DT first five albums ..sheer quality..i still get chills when i listen to these songs now as i did when they came out..hope DT goes back to its classic roots rather than making generic crap...its a clear a clear choice btw money n art
Listening to this after years reminds me how much Derek was a bonus to the band. The "wizzard" Rudess is boring (though a pure technical monster). Derek was playing with soul and character. Miss this period of DT
Alex. F. I agree on JR. Technicality does NOT trump all. Derek and Kevin actually knew WHAT to play, not only HOW to play. All JR does is legato runs unisono or in harmony with JP. Kevin Moore especially knew how to COMPLEMENT Petrucci's playing.
Portnoy said they knew rudess even before the recording of FII, and said "Jordan is the one we always wanted" cause portnoy was desperately seeking to resurrect the band from the one hit wonder label that had plagued them since I&W.
@@aluandcache7336I would say he has been quite consistently good on all albums he is part of, but in live recordings, especially those of older songs originally recorded with Moore or Sherinian, he plays really boring lines that are all over the place
For me... this is them at their best IMO, saw this tour live and it was spectacular! Nice almost dark brooding mood and spectrum with these jazzy/proggy/ethereal songs, really lots of emotion and feeling put into "Hell's Kitchen" and "Lines in the Sand". John Petrucci at his best. Such a mature sound from this band in those days. They will always be the best... it's hard to compete with or compare with this!
9:5410:58 That bluesy guitar solo part, my soul jives with it... this whole song... oh and the ending part of hell's kitchen... Truly beautiful music! thanks Tonz for this...
Some people think it's cheesy, idk why. I think it's great I think it gives the chorus the energy it needs, and for the longest time I actually thought it was Portnoy.
Finalmente! Duas canções que, assim como The Mirror/Lie, merecem ser ouvidas apenas juntas. Uma das dobradinhas mais épicas do Dream e que infelizmente é muito subestimada pelos fãs, assim como o álbum em geral. Duas das melhores músicas deles, na minha opinião.
This Album adds even more COLOURS into the flawless Dream Theater history ! :)) Underrestimated as fuck, but the once who knows the best, they know! :))!!
Gotta say, i think Moore and Sherinian had great effect in tempering DTs indulgence for going off on abrasive muaical tangents. I dont think they get enough credit! As soon as Rudess came on it was basically Liquid Tension Experiment with a singer 75% of the time.
Matt Leonard Rudess has a trait to make everything fancy. And back when the other two were in the band, their technical superiority was being controlled. Rudess is usually even wackier than all of them.
Paradoxically, it started going downhill from when Rudess joined (I don't like SFAM that much, though there are magical moments... but I don't find it that consistent). The same happened to Nighwish to some extent, when they enrolled a "better" bass player - but the Nighwish I truly liked died after "Wishmaster"...
Saw DT play these two in '98. Over time, I forgot the song names and when I heard this duo, the flashbacks at 12:49, 9:55 and 3:18 gave me chills. They played with Peter Frampton and Joe Satriani. Best. Show. Ever.
@@pmcate2 I've been to dozens of concerts, perhaps a hundred or more even. This one was by far the best of them. When Frampton's 'Do You Feel Like We Do' entered its famous mid section, a fireball streaked across the sky as if on cue, and brighter than any star in the sky by far. The audience was cheering it on and everyone was pointing at it. I'll never forget that day.
This is the first DT song combination I learned on drums (I'm actually re-learning it now). That drum track has so many turns and twists and bells and whistles, it's huge fun to learn and play! And it goes perfectly with JP guitar track, it was a perfect collaboration between MP and JP, creating fantastic pieces of art, both musically and emotionally. Too bad that it ended.
Its amazing at the time how much I disliked this album... coming off Awake and Change of Seasons I thought this album was terrible. By comparison to their recent (especially post-Portnoy) material, this album has aged exceptionally well. While disconnected from much of their other material of the period, it still has something the newer albums seem to lack, passion. There's a feeling to every note in this song, while today's stuff feels phoned in. Very lackluster album back then, that's aged incredibly well. Probably one of my favorites today.
You can dig DT starting with any album. I'm lucky, I came in at Images and Words. I've watched them grow over the decades. This is my favorite of theirs. Only song I like more is surrounded. But that's for the inspiration it gives me. Thanks for posting this!
I hate the asshole. Yes, he is a very good drummer but he is a narcissist and a crybaby. He boo hoo's every time someone hurts his feelings, and he begs fans to vote for him in poles. Neil Peart would NEVER do stuff like that.
Great album, love it and wish in another universe DT had followed this musical path...... and the album had bass!!!!! Usually lacking in the mix dept on DT albums.
Yes. I could remember in years of 90's my friends give me money as they don't know what to give as a gift..So with that money i went to a records shop and bought this album..🥳
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Only those who own the album know the orgasmic pleasure of having these 2 songs together
And trial of tears
Yeah I actually regretted the time I did not have the album and did not realize these two went together
I mean my average orgasms are way better than the feelings I get from anything else in life so I disagree LOL xD great song tho, very passionate guitar solo
This album is criminally underrated.
I think that if it was not created by Dream Theater it would have been more appreciated
Criminally wayyyyyy underrated
WOW, you can actually hear Myung on these older DT albums
By my humble opinion, this is the BEST album Dream Theater ever recorded.
I absolutely agree. It's my favorite because it has so much feeling. I love their music but from the 2000s forward I feel everything to be too robotic.
Not my personal best but this is prolly in my top 3. The thing that’s odd to me is that what you said is actually a controversial take in the DT community
@@ralexlu And it was micromanaged by their label, something they hated, but it looks like it worked well for them... definitely better than all the cringe they've produced after 2006
Falling into infinity is either: ABSOLUTE TRASH or BRO THIS IS A FUCKING MASTERPIECE
@@ralexlu WTF, ROBOTIC?!!! this is not robotic, what is robotic is Mike Mangini.
It's the year 2004. 1 A.M. in the morning. My bro and I are waiting for the warehouse to open so we can go in and fold newspapers. He turns on his MP3 player in his car and plays these 2 tracks. When they end he says "That's my Favorite Song of all time." From that day on, the same has been true for me. Listening to it today on my birthday. 😉
Your bro has mad taste. And so do you!
The people in my life, they're not like me. A couple of friends play guitar, they still dont feel the richness of this music. Ill always carry these songs in my chest, always regard them
The solo that starts around 9:55 is simply one of Petrucci's best, if not THE best. All the feeling he puts into it... Gives me fucking goose bumps every time I hear it. The reverb, the string rakes, the wah pedal, the searing note pivots, God it's amazing!!!
Totally agree. I don't know why so many people knock this album.
gr8guitarplayer tears fill my eyes
My favorite song from DT still
Agree!
Thank you! I agree, my all time favorite solo by Petrucci and he has written and played a lot of great solos!
This album deserve more love, it is so underrated :(
This is actually a prog metal masterpiece tbh.
12:48 This is my favorite Dream Theater moment... 25 seconds of perfection.
Falling into Infinity is a great album. Lines in the Sand, Trial of Tears, Hells Kitchen, Hollow years! I would rank this album higher than some of their new material.
New material is really poor. Few ideas, too money
Fulvio Cusimano A Dramatic Turns of Events is a album with a fresh sound, i dont know why, but got it. Dream Theater...that album is poor...really really poor.
More like higher than all new material
@Lazy Fingers exactly
Me too...Everything after Octavarium/Systematic Chaos for me!
90s Dream Theater best Dream Theater
Petrucci's solo brings me to tears every time , the shere beauty and feeling, one of his most emotional ones ever .
Ramon De Bakker Count Of Tuscany, though.
Oh hell yeah that one too !
Absolutely beast drumming from MP! Really the best all around dummer
Back when Dream Theater still had lightning in a bottle. Very underrated album
Lightning in a bottle? What does that mean?
@@Enoskjp powerful and magic. Special.
Still, one of their weakest records. Distance Over Time, however, feels more consistent.
One of the most underrated albums
@@enman009 if this is their worst that says a lot about their best.
This is a fantastic album and the production is pristine.
Time passes but this song remains an example of perfection, construction and crescendo!
11:40 - 13:00 goose bumps. Living comes much easier once we admit we are dying.
Hopefully people are starting to realize this album was recorded well and actually isn't as terrible the reviews made it seem like!
DRW1107
People said this album was recorded bad? How should the recording have been like?
Arcturusalt well they were given alot of pressure by the record company at the time they recorded this album. basically they didn't have much freedom and mostly did what the record company wanted, not what they wanted to do. if you look at their next album Scenes From a Memory, it's totally different as they changed the label.
+Arcturusalt from compositoric point of view... I remember when this album has been dragged down by critics. One of my DT fav's!
johnny150480
Weird, this is like one of my top 5 favorite albums from this band.
+DRW1107 yeah. People told me that this album was bad. I were really sick of this new dream theater's songs and i were searching for something different and i found this one. It is really good and underestimated. In my opinion this is one of DT's best albums.
Fantastic album, with so much more feeling and emotion than their latest material. Miss Mike P. and miss Derek.
Il est super !!!
Absolutely. This is probably my favorite DT album. It reaches down deep inside.
It's 2020 and the orchestrated world chaos cannot take me from immersing myself in this masterpiece. All of a sudden the world means nothing and all its charades. It's good to be alive.
Petrucci in stato di grazia. Questo album è uno dei miei preferiti dei DT! Le idee sono fresche e fluiscono con facilità e naturalezza.
Album sottovalutato a me piace parecchio. Strano per una band che stava passando un brutto periodo, meno male non si sono sciolti.
After not listening to DT for a few years i came back right to this!!! Now im hooked again!!
Also so sad that Mike left, his playing style uniqely shaped the band and every song they made. It can never be replaced...
Living gets much easier once we admit........we're dying.
3:18 to 6:09 is pure musical perfection - I close my eyes and feel like I'm on a journey through time and space!
+DRW1107 Good idea!
I used to feel like u, but now their songs dont make me feel as good as it used to ...
i think time has changed my perspective about DT
+Enoque Mendes that's true but this is their history and it'll be here forever.
Roberta Michelini yes , it will. But I'm not sure if I will keep following them with the same hype that I used to have. Even though, they still are one of my favorite bands. By the way, are u from Brazil? That's weird, I've never met any girl that enjoys DT as u seem to do...
DT first five albums ..sheer quality..i still get chills when i listen to these songs now as i did when they came out..hope DT goes back to its classic roots rather than making generic crap...its a clear a clear choice btw money n art
Almost 20 years.. and the songs.music..and sound still amazing
Egzactly my thoughts!! Got me hooked on DT all over again
22yrs
Such a great song and Petrucci's solo is one of the all time greatest solo's in music history , ever !!!!
Make Dream Theater great again
Listening to this after years reminds me how much Derek was a bonus to the band. The "wizzard" Rudess is boring (though a pure technical monster). Derek was playing with soul and character. Miss this period of DT
Alex. F. I agree on JR. Technicality does NOT trump all. Derek and Kevin actually knew WHAT to play, not only HOW to play. All JR does is legato runs unisono or in harmony with JP. Kevin Moore especially knew how to COMPLEMENT Petrucci's playing.
Portnoy said they knew rudess even before the recording of FII, and said "Jordan is the one we always wanted" cause portnoy was desperately seeking to resurrect the band from the one hit wonder label that had plagued them since I&W.
Rudess boring? Probably now so as all of band members but he's beast at melody and classic as well..
@@aluandcache7336I would say he has been quite consistently good on all albums he is part of, but in live recordings, especially those of older songs originally recorded with Moore or Sherinian, he plays really boring lines that are all over the place
2:18-3:14 guitar and keyboard perfect match
These 2 were married by DT and should be played together.
DRW1107 And therefore what DT has joined in marriage, no record company shall separate
What's weird is hell's Kitchen was initially a break in the middle of burning my soul, check out the latter's demo track to hear that
Yeah no, these were NOT married by DT. They were forced together by Kevin Shirley
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A fantastic pair of songs from a phenomenal (screw the naysayers!) album.
For me... this is them at their best IMO, saw this tour live and it was spectacular! Nice almost dark brooding mood and spectrum with these jazzy/proggy/ethereal songs, really lots of emotion and feeling put into "Hell's Kitchen" and "Lines in the Sand". John Petrucci at his best. Such a mature sound from this band in those days. They will always be the best... it's hard to compete with or compare with this!
I agree. It's been nearly twenty years from the release of this album, and it's aged like a fine wine.
9:54 10:58 That bluesy guitar solo part, my soul jives with it... this whole song... oh and the ending part of hell's kitchen... Truly beautiful music! thanks Tonz for this...
Doug Pinnick from King's X doing additional vocals I am absolutely SURE of it. Bad ASS vocalist.
His backing vocals is really what puts this song over the edge. Masterpiece.
Some people think it's cheesy, idk why. I think it's great I think it gives the chorus the energy it needs, and for the longest time I actually thought it was Portnoy.
I feel faithfull whenever I hear this both songs Hells Kitchen / Lines in the sand. Magnificent piece
Finalmente! Duas canções que, assim como The Mirror/Lie, merecem ser ouvidas apenas juntas. Uma das dobradinhas mais épicas do Dream e que infelizmente é muito subestimada pelos fãs, assim como o álbum em geral. Duas das melhores músicas deles, na minha opinião.
Concordo totalmente. Só as ouço juntas: transição do Petrucci de uma pra outra simplesmente inesquecível!
Álbum realmente subestimado...
Eu só consigo ouvir esse album de cabo à rabo! Ouvir apenas essa ou aquela faixa me traz aquela sensação de coito interrompido! KKKKKKKKKKKKKK
@@GFPONTES kkkkkkkkkkkk
A masterpiece.
Gets better with every listen.
it's much better than their new materials
I totaly agree with u. I think after the black clouds they started going even more heavy than prog.
+Enoque Mendes New album says otherwise. Haha
He said that his tone gets heavier with his beard, and creativity gets shorter with his shorter hair.
The Astonishing is very prog though
fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck yesssssssssss
This couple, specially Lines In The Sand, is my TOP best 10 songs of DT
Robert Rocha agree bro..
This and Six Degrees are my two favorite DT albums.
This Album adds even more COLOURS into the flawless Dream Theater history ! :)) Underrestimated as fuck, but the once who knows the best, they know! :))!!
My drum instructor introduced me to DT with this album. RIP John you changed my life.
Gotta say, i think Moore and Sherinian had great effect in tempering DTs indulgence for going off on abrasive muaical tangents. I dont think they get enough credit! As soon as Rudess came on it was basically Liquid Tension Experiment with a singer 75% of the time.
Matt Leonard
I wouldn't agree about the LTE part there. Just remember the first album they did with Rudess; SFTM. Magig.
* Yeah Matt - great, insightful and intelligent comment :)
Matt Leonard Rudess has a trait to make everything fancy. And back when the other two were in the band, their technical superiority was being controlled. Rudess is usually even wackier than all of them.
Paradoxically, it started going downhill from when Rudess joined (I don't like SFAM that much, though there are magical moments... but I don't find it that consistent). The same happened to Nighwish to some extent, when they enrolled a "better" bass player - but the Nighwish I truly liked died after "Wishmaster"...
Are you sure you are not being blinded by nostalgia?
This solo...
One of the best songs, from the best album I ever bought. And it was about 20 years ago, and it is still one of the top. :)
2019 - and there’s still a crown of thorns at my side, drawing lines in the sand.
Saw DT play these two in '98. Over time, I forgot the song names and when I heard this duo, the flashbacks at 12:49, 9:55 and 3:18 gave me chills. They played with Peter Frampton and Joe Satriani. Best. Show. Ever.
DT, Joe Satriani, and Peter Frampton??? Peter seems like the odd one out but thats cool! And I loveeee 12:49
@@pmcate2 I've been to dozens of concerts, perhaps a hundred or more even. This one was by far the best of them. When Frampton's 'Do You Feel Like We Do' entered its famous mid section, a fireball streaked across the sky as if on cue, and brighter than any star in the sky by far. The audience was cheering it on and everyone was pointing at it. I'll never forget that day.
This is the first DT song combination I learned on drums (I'm actually re-learning it now). That drum track has so many turns and twists and bells and whistles, it's huge fun to learn and play! And it goes perfectly with JP guitar track, it was a perfect collaboration between MP and JP, creating fantastic pieces of art, both musically and emotionally. Too bad that it ended.
Its amazing at the time how much I disliked this album... coming off Awake and Change of Seasons I thought this album was terrible. By comparison to their recent (especially post-Portnoy) material, this album has aged exceptionally well. While disconnected from much of their other material of the period, it still has something the newer albums seem to lack, passion. There's a feeling to every note in this song, while today's stuff feels phoned in. Very lackluster album back then, that's aged incredibly well. Probably one of my favorites today.
Couldn't have said it better my self..... 🎶🎶🎶🎧
Through the holes in my hands? *Crucifixion* Crown of Thorns at my side?....Jesus? Is that you?
9:58. the start of magic
Reminds me of Satriani's song
Never understood the flack this album got. These are great songs.
14:28 is a magical transition
Lines in the Sand is the most Rush-ish (Rush-esque?) DT has ever been, sounds like after the "synth" period of rush, around Presto and Counterparts
00:00 - 16:22 the best😍😙😙😙😙
These two songs are beautiful dUg Pinnick on lines in the sand... awesome!
One of the best songs I've ever heard
You can dig DT starting with any album. I'm lucky, I came in at Images and Words. I've watched them grow over the decades. This is my favorite of theirs. Only song I like more is surrounded. But that's for the inspiration it gives me. Thanks for posting this!
Amazing Music Talent.
Beautiful Recording.
Always Goosebumps...
❤
I don't know why i like derek more than moore and ruddes...but they all totally insane on keyboard...
Thank You, Serban.
Mike portnoy... Oh how I miss him
The music isn't the same without him
+Don't Touch Me its not the same because john petrucci is doing what he wants, and all the other are somewhat happy with that... except us, the fans.
[JL35] kidding. With mangini all seem kinder garden... Portnoy is founder and will always be...
shut up
I hate the asshole. Yes, he is a very good drummer but he is a narcissist and a crybaby. He boo hoo's every time someone hurts his feelings, and he begs fans to vote for him in poles. Neil Peart would NEVER do stuff like that.
@@7389 kid detected
Great album, love it and wish in another universe DT had followed this musical path...... and the album had bass!!!!! Usually lacking in the mix dept on DT albums.
Two of the best tracks on this amazing album in my humble, but correct opinion. ;-)
A wonderful unique prog rock song
I love this album
That instrumental dialogue at 14:00. though
ITS amazing dream theater .i like it John Petrucci we love dream theater..very good
"In our STREAM of consciousness there is a RIVER crying" is such a fucking good line.
amazing song
From Brazil
musical genius's... composed so well... thumbs up!!!
I love that part at around 5:31
Also, this song should be called Hell in the Sand
+Hatake Kakashi How about Lines in the Kitchen?
+Natter Alus Yeah i like that, or it could be Kitchen in the Sand lol
3 years late, but Lines in Hell is a good name too
Sand in the Kitchen. Sounds tropical
Masterpiece! Love it!!!
Las 2 mejores canciones de este discazo!!
I love DT in this era.
masterpieces!
Really underrated album, might even prefer it to Awake just for its more melodic nature
I CANT MOVE ON
Living comes much easier once we admit we’re dying
Good I miss this 💪🏼
Totally awesome music thanks
Most underrated album of all time. It's a fucking masterpiece. Fuck the haters.
amazing song
Great Album!
Yes. I could remember in years of 90's my friends give me money as they don't know what to give as a gift..So with that money i went to a records shop and bought this album..🥳
IYAIYA, masterpiece!!!
4.20-5.20 sounds like soundtrack to Blade Runner or some 80's sci fi, and some Pink Floyd sounds....
Perfect
My sister got married yesterday and she walked down the aisle to the Hell’s Kitchen track.
9:55 begining of ....
Dream theater still yahud euy.🤸🙏🇮🇩👼
Buen albun diria excelente
Still 🙏✌️😋😋😋 in 2019 🙏💪
Amazing 👏👏👏👏🙌😘😍
WHERE'S THE LAMB SAUCE!!!!?
Come on, man.
Finally, some good fucking music.
Aaaaah soooo gooood
myungs bass sounds like it has a fuckin forked tail
Very nice drum session.. If I :)