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TRAIN OF THOUGHT continues the legacy of the progressive metal legends, with all the requisite superhuman metallic musicianship that their fans have come to expect. This outing continues in the heavier mode that began with 2002's SIX DEGREES OF INNER TURBULENCE, reaching even further into darker, personal lyrical themes.
Guitars are the dominant expressive voice here, with keyboards scaled considerably back from the signature Dream Theater sound. Band members Mike Portnoy (drums) and John Petrucci (guitar) continue their do-it-yourself production approach, opting for recording venues on their native Long Island (much of the band's album work has taken place in upstate New York at Bear Tracks and Little Bear Studios). "As I Am" and "This Dying Soul" at times borrow generously from Metallica, featuring that band's well-known use of tri-tones, and vocalist James LaBrie even tries his hat at some Hetfield-isms. Possibly due to Petrucci's tenure on the G3 Tour (with Joe Satriani and Steve Vai), TRAIN finds him returning to Dream Theater wielding an even more lethal guitar soloing style. Of all the new tracks, the instrumental "Stream of Consciousness" sounds in closest proximity to the band's earlier material, and, for longtime fans, this bodes well for their future efforts.
2003 progressive metal masterpiece from Dream Theater, featuring 'As I Am' plus put this disc in your CD-rom for access to material you can't find anywhere else. Elektra.
Recorded at Cove City Sound, Pie Studios, Glen Cove, New York and Beat Street, New York, New York between April & September 2003.
Dream Theater: James LaBrie (vocals); John Petrucci (guitar); Jordan Rudess (keyboards); John Myung (bass); Mike Portnoy (drums, percussion).
Personnel: James LaBrie (vocals); ...
| | Fates Warning Disconnected CD (2000)
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Prog metal veterans Fates Warning continue to evolve, picking up where A PLEASANT SHADE OF GRAY left off with their newest offering, DISCONNECTED. The disc is a conceptual piece presented in the spirit of APSOG, differing only in that there isn't a single weak moment here; which isn't to make light of the brilliant moments found on that previous album--DISCONNECTED simply drips with perfection.
Terry Brown's hand in the production is evident, and the album's contrasting movements have just the right balance of finesse and grit to translate well to a live setting. Bookended by instrumental pieces, the body of DISCONNECTED is a sonic rollercoaster of dynamics and extremes that never loses its center. Vocalist Ray Alder has seldom sounded so smooth and commanding while Neil Peart disciples will be salivating over Mark Zonder's awe-inspiring drumming. Bassist Joey Vera and keyboardist Kevin Moore both lend chops to the recording, while Fates Warning mastermind/guitarist Jim Matheos stands firmly at the helm of this prog metal masterpiece.
Recorded at Frankie's Hideaway, North Hollywood, California and Carriage House, Stamford, Connecticut between February 17 & April 16, 2000.
Engineers include: Phil Magnotti, Terry Brown, Jim Matheos.
Personnel: Jim Matheos, Terry Brown (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Joey Vera (vocals, bass guitar); Ray Alder (vocals); Phil Magnotti (keyboards, drums); Steve Tushar (keyboards); Mark Zonder (drums).
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| | Johann Sebastian Bach Bach: English Suites No 2 & 3; Scarlatti / Ivo Pogorelich CD (2007) (Import) Germany
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While Ivo Pogorelich established his reputation performing mainly Romantic repertoire, his few forays into the Baroque reveal him to be an equally engaging- if not eccentric musician here as well. In quicker movements, such as the opening Preludes of the English Suites for instance Pogorelich's rhythmic control and contrapuntal ...
| | La Sonnambula CDs (2002)
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Recording information: New York, NY (07/08/1914-06/30/1926).
Personnel: Elizabeth Spencer (soprano); Robert Bruce, Enrico Caruso, Robert "RX Lord" Lewis, George Gordon, Morton Harvey, Raymond ...
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