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The line between grand and grandiosely boring is very thin and delicate, and usually when a metal band experiments with a more complex and lengthy album than usual, the final result can be a masterpiece, such as Dream Theater's "Octavarium," or a certainly interesting but inconclusive and watered-down album like DT's own "Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence." Discover the review
The line between grand and grandiosely boring is very thin and delicate, and usually when a metal band experiments with a more complex and lengthy album than usual, the final result can be a masterpiece, such as Dream Theater's "Octavarium," or a certainly interesting but inconclusive and watered-down album like DT's own "Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence."
so I will make one thing clear right away: this live is truly a blast!!! Perfect from every point of view, where the songs (taken from all the band’s works without underestimating any album) are played so well that the live seems like a fake studio recording, given also the excellent mixing by Jim Morris, who couldn’t have done any better. Discover the review
so I will make one thing clear right away: this live is truly a blast!!! Perfect from every point of view, where the songs (taken from all the band’s works without underestimating any album) are played so well that the live seems like a fake studio recording, given also the excellent mixing by Jim Morris, who couldn’t have done any better.
In conclusion, a great album, recommended to all lovers of a powerful and structured Metal, yet melodic; in short, one of the finest expressions of Heavy Metal in these years. Discover the review
In conclusion, a great album, recommended to all lovers of a powerful and structured Metal, yet melodic; in short, one of the finest expressions of Heavy Metal in these years.
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