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 Truly extraordinary and singular is the result, I have never personally heard something so highly harmonic and passionate at the same time!!

 Surely the best live album ever released by Dream Theater, and now we can finally wake from the dream that captured us for all these 3 CDs!!

This review praises Dream Theater's 'Live Scenes from New York' as the band's best live album, highlighting exceptional performances, unique live rearrangements, and impressive musicianship. The reviewer especially notes the emotional depth in tracks like 'John & Theresa solo spot' and 'Through Her Eyes.' The concert captures not just the music but the passion, making it unforgettable despite its release's somber date. Dive into Dream Theater's 'Live Scenes from New York' and experience their live mastery today!

 I truly have no words to express the beauty and emotions that Dream Theater in this live CD have given me.

 LIVE AT MARQUEE, a display of great quality, can certainly be placed among the best live performances of the band.

This review praises Dream Theater's live album 'Live At The Marquee' for its emotional depth and technical brilliance. Highlighting standout performances by each band member, especially vocal strength and instrumental solos, the reviewer calls it one of the band's best live shows. The album offers six key tracks that showcase both virtuosity and soul, recommended especially for fans who doubt the band's emotive expression. Listen to Dream Theater's 'Live At The Marquee' and experience one of their most powerful live performances!

 The album offers many and original experimentations, starting from the introduction of background keyboards.

 I sing, or rather shout the chorus at the top of my lungs, while my parents worriedly call 911.

This review praises Iron Maiden's 1986 album Somewhere In Time for its innovative sound and strong songwriting. The introduction of keyboards and the clean production elevate the band's signature style. Standout tracks such as "Wasted Years" and "Caught Somewhere in Time" receive special mention for their memorable riffs and choruses. Despite minor flaws, the album is celebrated as a classic in heavy metal history. Listen to Iron Maiden's Somewhere In Time and experience a defining moment in heavy metal history!

 The main mistake, in my opinion, lies in the stupid as well as useless futuristic-technological effects, the work of Sherinian, who as a keyboardist in D.T. doesn’t quite fit!

 ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ is a truly beautiful and indisputable instrumental masterpiece, it’s definitely the best track on the album.

The review reflects on Dream Theater's 1997 album Falling Into Infinity with appreciation for its technical and emotional depth, but notes slower rhythms and intrusive keyboard effects by Derek Sherinian. Key tracks like 'Hell's Kitchen' and 'Trial Of Tears' are praised, while some songs feel less exciting. Despite some flaws, the album is seen as a solid work rather than a failure. Discover the nuanced sounds and emotional depths of Falling Into Infinity – listen and explore this unique Dream Theater work today!

 For a debut album, the word 'experience' does not exist in the vocabulary of these ALIENS!

 In 'The Ytse Jam,' every member (except the singer) delivers a stunning solo, showcasing their harmonic and technical beauty.

This review explores Dream Theater's 1989 debut album, 'When Dream And Day Unite,' praising its unique 1980s experimental sound and outstanding musicianship. The lineup features early members, including original singer Charlie Dominici, whose voice brought distinct high tones. Highlighted tracks include 'A Fortune In Lies' and the instrumental 'The Ytse Jam,' noted for incredible solos and technical skill. The album foreshadows the band's future evolution with James LaBrie's arrival in 1991. Discover the roots of Dream Theater’s legendary sound—listen to 'When Dream And Day Unite' and experience their early brilliance!