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the easy dudes like Angus Young are like the easy going dads who don't mind if you suck or not, as long as you're having fun. John Petrucci is like the dad who expects nothing but S tier results from you.
I've been a Progressive Rock/Metal fan for decades. These guys are unbelievable. I've watched everything from King Crimson, Genesis, Yes, Rush, and many others. Dream Theater is the most fun and impressive to watch and listen to. Just look at Myong mirror Pettruci chord by chord and the speed of both of them. Flawless playing through the entire concert. They are truly the greatest ever.
Technically impressive, but after a while it gets boring run after run and eventually becomes uninspiring to the point where there is no distinction or creativity of musicality. I have seen Dream Theater many times and always the same boredom kicks in after a while, I love technicality, but I love musicality as well. Yes, ELP and King Crimson posess both, Dream Theater never mastered the musicality department like the others have. And to me I gig them harshly on that and why to me they were never a complete perfect band. Now in terms of their technical playing, they are a perfect band, but going back to what I was saying about that fine level balance, DT is not the perfect complete Progressive band.
@mustafa kp. I really like Porcupine Tree especially when they are live. Actually they are the only band I have collected live albums from. I like their studio material but... Their acoustics and atmospheric display are far superior on their live shows.
@@jskypercussion I couldn't disagree more. They do go off on musical tangents and for the cynical they label it self indulgence, but they have plenty of compositions that are just 'songs' if you will. I have never considered them boring. Boring to me it's today's metal where nearly every band sounds like the flavor of the day. All those progressive bands you mention...have their signature sound and style. Dream Theater managed to find their signature sound and style. I think they have a perfect mix of the technical virtuosity and the heart and soul of songs where they leave the shredding and riffing on the shelf. Some just refuse to acknowledge it. They only hear the notes open your heart along with your mind.
These guys don't have one single second to fuck around. Total focus required. Total immersion. It's almost exhausting to watch. Their brains should be studied. Damn. I'm gonna listen to some simple blues numbers after this!
This is my last instrumental track, there is a lot of progressive metal and DT influence in it i hope you enjoy! czcams.com/video/kjGCdDW0WmM/video.html
I just recently got into Dream Theater and I just finished watching this performance. Those 6 minutes went by so quick. I was so intrigued by how precise and technical these guys are live. Some of the greatest musicians alive today.
I just absolutely fucking love when the camera work is this good for a musical performance. Just hitting all the right musicians at all the right times. I feel like the video crew clearly plays instruments themselves
Holy crap!! I’m a life long musician since 2nd grade (violin 12 yrs and drummer since 7th -present) and I’m blown away with the complexity and mind blowing stuff these guys play!! I’m 62 btw. These guys are amazing!
Saw these guys in concert back in 2000. I'm not sure I've ever seen more pure raw talent together on a stage, and I saw Yes on the Union tour. There are chops, then there's Dream Theater. As a classically-trained musician with decades of playing in orchestras and pits under my belt, I can tell you that the great majority of the folks in the orchestra were having a great time too!
@@dashoverboard. at some point they start to look like a harp and then it's more like playing a surf board instead of a bass. Then you think man it would be really convenient to be able to play an F and still keep my thumb behind the neck.
Erkut Soyer Everyone bashes Mangini because hes is'nt smiling and spitting garbage all over his drums like the old facebook whiner. Yet Myung hasn't shown personality since 1982.
Our conductor (Eren) had the hardest job. Not only was he in charge of rehearsing us, but he TRANSCRIBED EVERY NOTE the band played. How he did it, I don’t know. He’s a magician.
@@astromer09 Wait you played on this song? I don't know how no one asked but how it was like to play with them compared with playing regular classical music? I would really like to know it. Also, it's not a little offensive to be in that pit? As someone who just watched it online but doesn't understand about music engineering or music at all it doesn't seem a good place to put non electrified instruments. : D
Leliel 12th The best Way I can describe it is to listen to your phone speaker, and then put your phone in an empty cup - the pit helps echo out the sound without needing even more speakers
Once I went to see Maiden again live and It turned out that DT was one of the supporters in that concert. The order was: Motörhead Slayer DT And then Maiden It was by the time SFAM came out. There I saw DT the first time live and I will never forget this experience. I was standing there jaw dropped to the floor...and after the DT set I got me a beer with a big smile on my face. Big fan since that day!
Actually labries vocals on this particular dvd kicked ass.. i have to say, seeing them 3 times in atlanta, james can be less than perfect for sure . But he nailed finally free on breaking the fourth wall
Hard to believe that the boundaries of music can pushed this far. Utterly amazing stuff. Apparently, when the concert was over 35 members of the symphony applied for Worker's Compensation.
Actually, this - and much more complex - is standard for any pro classical musician. This is why DT, Rush and King Crimson are actually the exceptions in rock.
The orchestra is some of the most important things in a DT song, maybe in this mix the sound enginner make the orchestra is almost non existent, but just imagine that if you have went to that show and there was no orchestra the song will feel empty and dry (Sorry for bad english)
they included it to make them seem like Baroque multi instrumental mavens. Looks very intelelctual, but useless. they could all be hitting bum notes and it would make no difference.
i feel they don't get enough credit for their music as actual music. their music (especially images and words and metropolis pt 2) has been my go to music through some rough times.
@@herculesbrofister265 that's because their music is just plain uninteresting 90% of the time. being complex just for the sake of being complex is pointless. there are few exceptions on albums like scenes from a memory, but they're very sparse.
I don't know if I'm the only drummer to notice it, but Mangini on the guitar and keyboard solo is doing 16th note singles on the cymbals while keeping the time in the snare and bass drum consistenly. That is such a nice addition to this song played live. I freaking love it.
You are wrong, it went like this: "John, remember that one time we missed a note?" "..." EXTRA: "John, remember that one time we did that awesome solo?" "Yes, I did a bass solo in a bass solo"
Hey, just some stupid stuff to cheer with everyone. I'm a drummer, and I basically learned all my basics listening to Portnoy, he basically was my god in my teens. Now, here's what I really want to say. I just LOVE that Mike Mangini has such a "musical" respect for Portnoy that he plays HIS EXACT PART. Like, note for note. He knows fans WANT to hear specifically this, and obviously he could have made this tune his own, he's got more than enough skill to do something new and amazing with this tune. But I think he thouroughly thought about it, and ended up like "Ok, it's one of DT's signature tunes, Portnoy's hand is all over it and you know what ? I'm gonna play EXACTLY what he plays on the record". Just for that, you gotta love that dude. That's all for me, I hope you are all having the best time of your life
Petrucci, one of the best guitarists in the world, looks like he's having to concentrate hard. Mangini, likewise. But Rudess and Myung always make everything seem like a walk in the park.
Today's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day
Dream Theaters moshpit is a bunch of dudes helping eachother with their math homework
Lololololololo
lol I make the same joke all the time
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You got a problem punk?
How can I help
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Petrucci at the beggining be like "yeah, clap now that it is still in 4/4".
Lolololol
Fucking only lasts for about 15 seconds. lol
LOL
+willprogresivo Actually it's in 4/4 straight from 2:35 to 4:30, so basically still 1/3 of the the song :)
+Theo Zamparo Most of the song is in 4/4, but they're mostly all odd approaches.
It was seeing Eric Clapton that inspired me many years ago to pick up the guitar. Seeing John Petrucci play inspired me to put it down again forever.
"Come on its fucking easy" said john petrucci with middle finger on fret 1 and pinkie on fret 12
Nah, if I can even a third of the way to this level, I’m happy. This makes me wanna explore endless songwriting possibilities.
the easy dudes like Angus Young are like the easy going dads who don't mind if you suck or not, as long as you're having fun.
John Petrucci is like the dad who expects nothing but S tier results from you.
Ahahahahahah
Yea but Petrucci is so sterile .. just reminds me of the way a hospital smells, impeccably clean but ain’t go no soul
Anyone here after watching Mike Portnoy play Tool on Drumeo?
Straight away bro😂
Yup😅
Nailed it
LITERALLY ME JUST NOW LOLOLOL
О, так! Саме після того відео 😅
As complicated as it looks, this is actually one of the easiest Dream Theaters songs to sing.
Best commentary ever! hahahahahaha
@@pedrodiehl419
Relax! Shit was not that funny! 👍
They had us in the first half not gonna lie
lol
yes
Lyrics by John Myung
LOL
+Ricardo Rivera hell yeah! lol
+Brickgraims hahahahahahahaha... LOL
+Brickgraims Thank you uhauahuahahuahuhauahu
+João Paulo Ponte Souza Why are you laughing so much? Ok, maybe these are not best lyrics of the world but are ok
I never want to think this much on stage. ;) Mad respect.
Teach JP this song please
didn't expect to see you here, then thought about it a sec, then realised this would be exactly the place i would see you comment
?
Ya Dink
Oh hello there
The vocalist was great in this performance 🔥🔥
Yep, one of few songs La Brie is still able to sing nicely!
Guitar:Jesus
Bass: Samara Morgan of the ring
Keyboards:Shavo of Soad
Drums: some dude with 8 hands
So basically, the drummer is an Hindi God. Kahlii perhaps?
Keyboard: Scott Ian
Young dr Octopus on drums?
what does LaBrie do during songs like these
@@joeyhardin5903 🤣 Watch him in the multi display video of The Dance of Instrumentals: czcams.com/video/mffDkC7vfp8/video.html
More synchronized than my google account
😂😂😂
This right here😂😂😂😂
Can relate 🤣
Shit 😅
looool jajajajajhaha
There are five stages of grief and trying to learn this song is the secret level.
its actually unbelievable how immensely accurate these guys are playing live
You're talking about a group composed of some of if not the most talented musicians alive
Normal metal bands: have mosh pits
Dream theater: HAVE A FREAKING ORCHESTRA PIT
BABYMETAL Tales of the Destinies brought me here. That song is so sick it's their homage to Dream Theater.
its called a pit band
What about
" Yngwie Malmsteen"
he was the first and he was the first who take the the Heavy Metal to the a hole new place!!!
H - Darketo no because he hates donuts
@@THEshaggyrogers h
Song was so progressive that even the audience joined in with violins instead of headbanging
song was so progressive I took pics of my four year old son in a skirt and shared them ;)
Post of the week 👏🙏🏴😎
@@alvinyakitori8720 Jesus lmao
🤣
@@alvinyakitori8720 groomer
I've been a Progressive Rock/Metal fan for decades. These guys are unbelievable. I've watched everything from King Crimson, Genesis, Yes, Rush, and many others. Dream Theater is the most fun and impressive to watch and listen to. Just look at Myong mirror Pettruci chord by chord and the speed of both of them. Flawless playing through the entire concert. They are truly the greatest ever.
Technically impressive, but after a while it gets boring run after run and eventually becomes uninspiring to the point where there is no distinction or creativity of musicality. I have seen Dream Theater many times and always the same boredom kicks in after a while, I love technicality, but I love musicality as well. Yes, ELP and King Crimson posess both, Dream Theater never mastered the musicality department like the others have. And to me I gig them harshly on that and why to me they were never a complete perfect band. Now in terms of their technical playing, they are a perfect band, but going back to what I was saying about that fine level balance, DT is not the perfect complete Progressive band.
Add to your list
Porcupine tree : )
The most underrated band
@mustafa kp. I really like Porcupine Tree especially when they are live. Actually they are the only band I have collected live albums from. I like their studio material but... Their acoustics and atmospheric display are far superior on their live shows.
Have you heard Babymetal Tales of the Destinies? I know is not for everyone but if you like progressive give it a chance.
@@jskypercussion I couldn't disagree more. They do go off on musical tangents and for the cynical they label it self indulgence, but they have plenty of compositions that are just 'songs' if you will. I have never considered them boring. Boring to me it's today's metal where nearly every band sounds like the flavor of the day. All those progressive bands you mention...have their signature sound and style. Dream Theater managed to find their signature sound and style. I think they have a perfect mix of the technical virtuosity and the heart and soul of songs where they leave the shredding and riffing on the shelf. Some just refuse to acknowledge it. They only hear the notes open your heart along with your mind.
These guys don't have one single second to fuck around. Total focus required. Total immersion. It's almost exhausting to watch. Their brains should be studied. Damn. I'm gonna listen to some simple blues numbers after this!
I clapped to this and Berkeley just sent me a PHD in Mathematics.
They gave you Pizza Hut Delivery?
@@syarifuddinnlm736 yea
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@Brandon - That's cool. But, what did Berklee send you?
😂
It's called the Dance of Eternity because it takes an eternity to figure out how to dance to it :D
buahahaahahahah.... epic win :-)
+Robert Machulla I would lmao if someone upload a video trying to dance this song.
The dance of epilepsy
+Robert Machulla Love is the Dance Of Eternity
+Sonic Salies I have a tattoo of that :)
the conductor for that orchestra needs a medal
I just recently got into Dream Theater and I just finished watching this performance. Those 6 minutes went by so quick. I was so intrigued by how precise and technical these guys are live. Some of the greatest musicians alive today.
Saaame !
I'm 34 and I just recently started listening to most of their work from the 2000s. Shame on me .
John Myung's left hand is like an elegant, sophisticated tarantula.
+Dan Natoli lol great visual
+Dan Natoli His right hand is no less than a 3 fingered stampede, haha
I heard he fingered a girl... she died
Actually I heard a different story: he fingered a girl and to this day, she *can't* stop climaxing.
and jordan rudess' fingers look like "no no no fuck nah" spiders.
Dream Theater: not quite my Tempo
J.K Simmons: Sorry
Such an underrated comment lol.
Lol
hahahaha
😂😂😂😂😂
Jajjajaja
I just absolutely fucking love when the camera work is this good for a musical performance. Just hitting all the right musicians at all the right times. I feel like the video crew clearly plays instruments themselves
You couldn’t call a band Dream Theater and it not sound like this. It’s a trip
This is what happens when classical musicians become metalheads
I wouldn't say they're classical musicians
Not a Homosexual Their origin actually is classical, they Portnoy, Petrucci, and Myung all met at Berkeley and formed dream theater
They didn't finish college as far as I know. I don't think it matters though.
@@tristanalvarez6696 Is there a specific interview where they said this?
@@Ultimahaxorpanda2131 I mean talent is talent
In the whole concert... Petrucci: :D Myung: -_-
that's waisis!
\ _ / *
David Alexander Murillo :D###
Jordan Rudess: (:D>
Or if he's wearing his hat:
Lol. Yeah.
Holy crap!! I’m a life long musician since 2nd grade (violin 12 yrs and drummer since 7th -present) and I’m blown away with the complexity and mind blowing stuff these guys play!! I’m 62 btw. These guys are amazing!
Saw these guys in concert back in 2000. I'm not sure I've ever seen more pure raw talent together on a stage, and I saw Yes on the Union tour. There are chops, then there's Dream Theater. As a classically-trained musician with decades of playing in orchestras and pits under my belt, I can tell you that the great majority of the folks in the orchestra were having a great time too!
*When you fight the final boss*
Dream Theater: "This isn't my final form..."
Sushi_BurritoMC 0:50 is bowser
@Some Kind of Master Dream Theater Over Heaven
Lol
Normal band: "I'm worried somebody will see when I make a mistake".
Dream Theater: "Play so fast that nobody would notice".
They don't make mistakes either, don't worry :D
@Лоло Козлов for that to be true you have to make the same mistake always
Punk bands know that, also a simple composition helps
More like
DT: What’s a mistake?
@Лоло Козлов Metallica: Hold my beer
u’ll know that this isn’t an ordinary band when u see a 6-string bass
Veil of Maya´s bassist uses a 7 string
@@dashoverboard. then that ain't no ordinary band
@@dashoverboard. at some point they start to look like a harp and then it's more like playing a surf board instead of a bass. Then you think man it would be really convenient to be able to play an F and still keep my thumb behind the neck.
@@angrybadger4236 it´s just getting your technique right and feel comfortable.
Six feet under have a bassist With 7 strings....goats of metal😂😃🤘
Это не рок, это симфоническая музыка исполненная в тяжёлом стиле. Поразительно красиво
Let's leave Portnoy vs. Mangini thing for a while and discuss if John Myung is human or not.
Erkut Soyer thhaannkk youuu!!
Well I officially have an answer.....HE ISNT HUMAN HE IS A GOD OF BASS GUITAR
Erkut Soyer He's asian... the closest thing to a robot.
Erkut Soyer Everyone bashes Mangini because hes is'nt smiling and spitting garbage all over his drums like the old facebook whiner. Yet Myung hasn't shown personality since 1982.
Erkut Soyer Two words: Myung Tackle.
The orchestra is completely badass, they just keep up with them like it's just another day at the office.
Given that this is basically Stravinsky with guitar...
The orchestra 1st looked at the sheet music and and said challenge accepted, will never be the same after this.
There are some interesting pieces of classical music out there
climb a little higher
Well professional orchestral musicians are usually the best out there. You don't get a job like that without mastering your instrument.
John Petrucci making the crowd clap in the beginning is an awesome prank.
Lol
I've seen them play this live twice, it's just deathless. I hold these guys up as one of my standards when I do instrumental music.
it would be a fucking nightmare to program those lights.
+Cole444Train These are the comments I like
dream theater is just a tech guys worst nightmare full stop
go check out Periphery's "The Bad Thing" live, that one was one of the hardest ive seen attempted and successfully programmed
Cole444Train To remember
Probably busked tbh
I'm sure that after this, they play Smoke on the Water just to relax
They played that in the womb
No they play fight fire with fire by Metallica to relax, they play smoke on the water when they are sleeping
They play tornado of souls to relax
hahahahahaha
Just came back from a DT show and no, they played finally free
John Myung: alright so how many time signature changes should we have in this one
Petrucci: *yes*
That bassist is insane
The conductor must be having fun...
Ya. He has the easy part. The musicians must look at the sheet music and turn the pages. Hats off to them
Our conductor (Eren) had the hardest job. Not only was he in charge of rehearsing us, but he TRANSCRIBED EVERY NOTE the band played. How he did it, I don’t know. He’s a magician.
@@yrh1gs You have no idea what a conductor does, do you?
@@astromer09 Wait you played on this song? I don't know how no one asked but how it was like to play with them compared with playing regular classical music? I would really like to know it. Also, it's not a little offensive to be in that pit? As someone who just watched it online but doesn't understand about music engineering or music at all it doesn't seem a good place to put non electrified instruments. : D
Leliel 12th The best Way I can describe it is to listen to your phone speaker, and then put your phone in an empty cup - the pit helps echo out the sound without needing even more speakers
How many time signatures do you want?
Mike Portnoy: *yes*
Mike portnoy isn't even here....
@Лоло Козлов Mangini didn't write The drum parts to this song
@@rubaiyatdunno482 it's portnoys drums part though
Dead horse meme is a dead horse.
Túrin_Turambar_ dude this is mangini
Once I went to see Maiden again live and It turned out that DT was one of the supporters in that concert. The order was:
Motörhead
Slayer
DT
And then Maiden
It was by the time SFAM came out.
There I saw DT the first time live and I will never forget this experience. I was standing there jaw dropped to the floor...and after the DT set I got me a beer with a big smile on my face.
Big fan since that day!
It's crazy that every member is a God damn beast!!
James Labrie killed it out there with those vocals!
Bet your coworkers say the same thing when you take a sick day lol best work you've ever done! Your only the 5,000 person to comment that
That said, I like instrumental DT.
I don't like their songs, much because of the way the vocal is done. It becomes much less special.
Sounds like when you forget to use the lotion for wacking makes it alot less special lmao
Actually labries vocals on this particular dvd kicked ass.. i have to say, seeing them 3 times in atlanta, james can be less than perfect for sure . But he nailed finally free on breaking the fourth wall
I think he was making a sandwhich
This sounds like falling down an endless set of magic stairs
True
Ikr
BRO THIS COMMENT NEEDS TO BE TOP! LOL
The stairs of eternity
No way, you are falling UP!
Dream Theater are telling us that we’re all bad musicians without saying we’re bad musicians
Hard to believe that the boundaries of music can pushed this far. Utterly amazing stuff. Apparently, when the concert was over 35 members of the symphony applied for Worker's Compensation.
Actually, this - and much more complex - is standard for any pro classical musician. This is why DT, Rush and King Crimson are actually the exceptions in rock.
It's incredible the guitar ability you can achieve with the right amount of beard.
holy shit bro that's epic
Jake Bowen ahaha
Zak wylde lol
I tried air-drumming to this and I dislocated my shoulder
Sean Kratovil-Lavelle u okay now?
😅😅😅 I don't doubt it.
True musicianship! Love their technicality. A rare breed. Very inspiring 👍🏼
Mangini you will be missed
Ah, yes.
My favourite genre: *Magic.*
phychgic
if you feel useless, remember there is orcestra in this video
The orchestra is some of the most important things in a DT song, maybe in this mix the sound enginner make the orchestra is almost non existent, but just imagine that if you have went to that show and there was no orchestra the song will feel empty and dry (Sorry for bad english)
they included it to make them seem like Baroque multi instrumental mavens. Looks very intelelctual, but useless.
they could all be hitting bum notes and it would make no difference.
just you can't hear them doesn't mean they are useless.
reShaped like a bass in most metal if you aren't paying attention
if you feel useless,remember how james labrie must be feeling when this song was being played
3:55 - 4:42 I don't know why but watching Myung and Petrruci's hands play in perfect synchronization is absolutely mesmerizing.
The intricacies of the time signatures by each individual are fascinating and awe-inspiring
*THERE IS AN ENTIRE ORCHESTRA AT THE BOTTOM OF THE STAGE! WTF?!*
Otherwise known as the "orchestra pit".
a part of time.they're play mobile game maybe. LOL
they're not human
They are gods...
They are professors...
jesus on guitars, wizard on keys, helicopter on drums and bruce lee on bass
Helicopter? LOL
smokie Evil lmao
Without a doubt Dream Theater is the best band in the world!
if you feel unuseful in whole of your life, relax.......... don't be sad.
those orchestra guys feel the same
Me: Let's headbang!
My brain: STFU, Tempo changes every 3.2 seconds.
🤣🤣
🤣🤣😂 this is Dream Theater level bro 🤯
Dream Theater are just without a doubt some of the most technically gifted musicians on the planet.
i feel they don't get enough credit for their music as actual music. their music (especially images and words and metropolis pt 2) has been my go to music through some rough times.
Richie Carter I totally agree! Time changes and key changes in the orchestra holy cow
You should go check
Ne Obliviscaris
Theres some real talent too!
@@herculesbrofister265 that's because their music is just plain uninteresting 90% of the time. being complex just for the sake of being complex is pointless. there are few exceptions on albums like scenes from a memory, but they're very sparse.
@@spagetti001 there are many great soulful songs from them bro
one of the greatest pieces of music ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know if I'm the only drummer to notice it, but Mangini on the guitar and keyboard solo is doing 16th note singles on the cymbals while keeping the time in the snare and bass drum consistenly. That is such a nice addition to this song played live. I freaking love it.
Just imagine Mozart or Beethoven be alive and hear this.
Beetoven canr hear
@@vmplay7040 ...
How about Stravinsky? Supposedly the Rite of Spring has even more time signature changes than this.
@@justahker3988 yes but you're comparing a 10 minute piece to a whole 40 minute sonata
if they hear this. they''ll compose same style :)
The intro is like: "Clap while you can guys"
Lmao! No human can clap in that tempo and time signature 😂
Лоло Козлов nice answer
copy paste
@Лоло Козлов But really advanced 😂
Ha ha ha ha so true
John Myung, the unheard hero. He is doing all these amazing things for no one to hear. It's a sad story.
First time listening to this group, bloody marvellous.
attempting to clap to this through your headphones whilst riding a crowded public bus will guarantee you a seat...
Lol 😂
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Literally I am doing this right now
It actually worked xddddd
420/69 time signature
Ayy lmao
Ahha funny number
nice profile pic
Ur grim fam
D A N K
Never tire of the Magic. Elemental.
The ego of eternity
If your band can play this without mistakes,
you guys are cool as fuck
And you'll impress all the dudes
If your band can play this you're cool as fuck*
I played this without any mistakes now i have 35 kids you know 😣
@@surajitbrahma2495 🤨
@@frankwaters2510 but if u can play Oasis song without mistakes you'll impress all the girls
Petrucci's face at 6:09: "why the hell we always have to play this live"
Man, the pain
Usually I don't warm up before a concert, but when I do I play Dance of Eternity.
No song on Earth scratches my brain better than this one.
lol.. really?..
Well said
"John, remember that one time we missed a note?" - "no, me neither" :D
Priceless
You are wrong, it went like this:
"John, remember that one time we missed a note?"
"..."
EXTRA:
"John, remember that one time we did that awesome solo?"
"Yes, I did a bass solo in a bass solo"
Man, Scott Ian can play a mean keyboard :)
And that jesus fellow can really pluck a string ;)
LOL. hahahahaha. good one :)
:D
Wrong. Jesus is definitely white.
Sassy sauce Jesus Christ was born in the middle east. He was most definitely not white.
Hey, just some stupid stuff to cheer with everyone. I'm a drummer, and I basically learned all my basics listening to Portnoy, he basically was my god in my teens. Now, here's what I really want to say.
I just LOVE that Mike Mangini has such a "musical" respect for Portnoy that he plays HIS EXACT PART. Like, note for note. He knows fans WANT to hear specifically this, and obviously he could have made this tune his own, he's got more than enough skill to do something new and amazing with this tune. But I think he thouroughly thought about it, and ended up like "Ok, it's one of DT's signature tunes, Portnoy's hand is all over it and you know what ? I'm gonna play EXACTLY what he plays on the record". Just for that, you gotta love that dude.
That's all for me, I hope you are all having the best time of your life
I am reminded once again what true virtuosity is....
John Myung's bass solo for 10 seconds...
John Petrucci: - Fine. But that's all you get buddy.
Even with just those 10 seconds he played more notes than i have in my entire life
10 seconds is an infinite increase over the 0 that most bassists get.
also his bass sound wasn't prominent at all, stupid sound engineer
Doesn't matter how good of a bass player you are...there will always be an asian guy doing better than you
Petrucci, one of the best guitarists in the world, looks like he's having to concentrate hard. Mangini, likewise. But Rudess and Myung always make everything seem like a walk in the park.
Being 8 years old.
Ssg you took my comment hah
@@Jakub1989YTb an 8 year old Asian
Err lead guitarist is harder then bass of course you’d focus hard
It has so many time signatures blending together, it just gives off a sense of total free-form
Best version I have listened to. Sound quality is very good.
and now, here's Wonderwall
"here's Dance of eternity"
*silence*
"anyway, here's Wonderwall"
*girls screaming*
still the better song in the end
Today's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day that's gonna be the day
XD
And now here's yellow
I tried clapping along to this at a concert. I broke all of my fingers...
ahaahah
I wish the intro part was longer with that awesome bass and guitar!
Never seen a thing like this before.. Incredible..
I didn't know Scott Ian was so good on keyboards
He is PROFICIENT. That is all. Jan Hammer? Now that's good.
Mihir Kambli 😂
John Doe It's Jordan Rudess plaing, and he is quite good.
czcams.com/video/kpqhA0oKxzE/video.html
that is because his name is JORDAN RUDESS.
Yes... amazing facility. But that doesn't earn Creative Content Brownie Points.
It sent me to a madhouse
Guitar bass duet by myung and petrucci is like...
Hades colliding with Zeus.
Hades with Poseidon, Zeus is an asshole
@@dominicbeltz9057 zeus did more bad things than hades, i agree with you
Depois de um tempo cá estou eu apreciando essa verdadeira obra prima, certamente Mozart se estivesse vivo estaria orgulhoso nesse momento
Que loucura! Amo esses caras! Pude assistir ao vivo, bem próximo do palco, e foi de arrepiar.
3:54 Perfectly lined up, in complete sync. Same poses, same moves. This is as cool as can be.
3:54 is teasing us mere mortals.
What an experience this is
The lyrics of this song is AWESOME one!! Thank's..
I like how they give all the members equal camera time, its magical.
"Where we're going, we don't need 4/4"
ObviouslyKieran o
wikiwikiwee - wouldn't that be too simple?
Nytron where are we going John?
To the concert
But this sheet music doesn't have any 4/4 signatures.
Where we're going we don't need 4/4.
Nytron
Back to the future
"Where we're going, we don't need an Orchestra"
What a historically awesome composition this song is.
Hats off to the orchestra maestro for conducting this crazy multi-timed piece.