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 The adrenaline rises and explodes in screams and jumps when the first piece arrives: 'Metropolis pt.1'.

 The setlist was really well distributed, touching a bit on all the albums of their career, making more and more young fans discover who Dream Theater really are.

The review covers Dream Theater's 2005 live show in Ascoli Piceno during their Octavarium tour. The concert featured a mix of new powerful songs and classic fan favorites. The energy was high, the audio clear, and the setlist well balanced to appeal to both longtime and newer fans. Support acts Labirinth and Angra warmed up the audience, contributing to a memorable event. The band’s performance reflected their strength despite the quick album release. Discover the raw power and emotion of Dream Theater's 2005 live show—listen, watch, and dive into the setlist now!

 The instrumedley; something truly unique, the execution of a piece that in my opinion will remain in the history of prog.

 Petrucci’s solo pushes the strings to the limit, hitting the last note that shakes the heart.

This review celebrates Dream Theater's Live at Budokan recording from their 2004 Train of Thought Tour, highlighting flawless execution and dynamic setlist. The reviewer praises James LaBrie's vocal return to form and the band's exceptional instrumental performances, especially the unique instrumental medley. Despite minor preferences on setlist choices, the overall impression is highly favorable and appreciative of this landmark live album. Dive into Dream Theater's Live at Budokan and experience their legendary prog metal mastery in this electrifying concert recording!