I have read that Kevin was obsessed with a model he saw in a magazine. He was in love with her picture. She was in a fashion magazine modeling a vest that was "space dye" color. That's where the words "dressed as a stranger," and "as long as she stays on the page" come from. How can his melodies and lyrics be so good? He was a big part of my favorite DT stuff.
James told me directly - "Kevin saw a girl in a magazine wearing a piece of clothing called a 'space dye vest'. They fell in love, and this song is about her."
If only Kevin would write a song relating the pain of Dream Theater fans who wish he was still in the band... they have created many creative masterpieces since his departure, but just missing that stunning emotional element that only Kevin could bring about.
Yeah. To me personally, and it's only my own opinion, but the band never ever had such writing skills after Kevins departure. Some things are just too good to be and last. :/
@@punypoppy9147 I think you guys are missing out on extremely emotional dream theater work. Octavarium, the spirit Carrie's on, the count of Tuscany etc.
Brings back lots of memories, from the years in high-school and the long travel to it, listening to Awake on my walkman or early cd-player, while being half asleep and tired. Especially during winter, when in the afternoon it became dark quickly. Good old days. Enjoyed records like Train Of Thought or Black Clouds & Silver Linings for example, but for me DT were at their best with Kevin Moore, during I&W and Awake.
"And I will never be open again".....Kevin is the vehicle to transform deep emotions into notes...I seldom feel it, maybe some songs from Cure in the album Disintegration give me that devastating sense of hollowness but the desire to listen again in a nihilist addiction to the void of my soul.
of course, dark ambient is his style. I love the realness of 'dead air for radios' so much space dye in that record some of the spoken parts even struck a nerve with me.
We have some master-class material via OSI for sure. I prefer Kevin Moore with Fates Warning and OSI - With Fates Warning his contributions always felt 100% appropriate to elevate the song and not be attempting to take away from the song. Disconnected is my favorite Fates Warning album and Kevin Moore's synth licks like in "So Tired" is just absolute FIRE; I understand why he'd want to leave dream theater when an 8 note bad-ass riff literally MAKES the tune (elevates it and adds so much) compared to playing every note in various scales and progressions.
Kevin Moore left and that's the reality of things. This debate about That Keyboardist vs. This Keyboardist I see is ridiculous. All of Dream Theater's keyboardists have their merits.
I know dream theater for years now, Space-dye vest was one of their first songs to really make me appreciate them and eventually became my favorite song. And JUST NOW, 5 years later, I discover that there's a version sung by Moore (besides the demo, obviously)
I came here Every Time that i Lost the faith in the life, or when i lost someone, when I get lost about love or an relationship ... Just happened again today, now I'm feeling Lost... Again
Jordan - Technique+speed+technology+occasional emotion+ Unnecessary pitch bending Kevin - Technique+speed+composure+emotion+direction+memorability+modesty+variety+EXTREMELY HIGH replay value!! I am not being over-critical...I love what Jordan has done. His work gives you an insight to tonnes of new things, but he is always and always going to be more of a "player" and not a composer. Why on earth do you think so many people in this comments section prefer KM over JR? Understand the difference?
Because this is KM's song and so his fans are here?? Thats like going to a Metallica video and saying Metallica is better than Megadeth because of the comment section there.
@@connerkerrison2579 Agreed. The way I see it: anyone who plays any instrument in Dream Theater is good enough to be mentioned as one of the greatest performers of alternative metal.
@@thus.spoke.zarathustra To be fair, most hardcore Metallica fans would argue that Cliff was the dude that made their sound and wrote the most iconic songs and riffs. And I understand that viewpoint.
A musician is not someone who can play 10 notes per second or uses every new technology available in the market...or has a zillion side projects, guest appearances and bands to his credit...a musician is the one who makes a deep emotional and spiritual impact on you when you listen to their music...sadly, Jordan belongs to the latter category...and Kevin...is the real musician...!!
Jordan is incredible and I love a lot of his contributions to the band. But he is also over doing it at times. And I’m not a huge fan of some of the effects he chooses which sorta bums me out in a way as I feel it takes away from the music at times. But I still love him in the band.
no one can replace no one people who think that understand NOTHING about what art is and how it's related to the human being that said, Kevin Moore is unique, as everyone else is. of course he is the best composing and performing his own music just like van gogh was the best at painting vang gogh paintings and so on
Agree completely to your debate guys, I follow them since 97 and I think that JR was not the right choice. He brought technique where they needed more musical taste, that Kevin gave in the past and even Derek.
Unfortunately it’s not only the samples. Even since Kevin left, DT lost a great deal of inspiration and emotion. They became more technical. Though DT are still one of my favorite bands.
The great debate honor thy father repentence octavarium (this is where we became) sacrificed sons goodnight kiss..oh man you don't know anthing about DT...
I really enjoy how Kevin Moore can make a ballad song sound natural and pure. It's just like he have this feeling impulse and immediately started to play. Some ballad songs just doesn't sound right, they're too cheesy or full of artificial sonority.
Any real DT fan would know that DT have done certain things in order to get their recognition like the Grammy Awards you are refering to. If you had even one grain of knowledge about DT, you would know their latest album is nothing more than a copycat of Images and Words, a Kevin Moore master, where the front cover is practically designed after the song Wait For Sleep. I know DT history after 12 years of following this band. Feel free to message your fellow DT listeners. Ask which album was more
No polemics, no discussion...Kevin Moore is clearly easily superior of rudess..for dynamique taste,ideas And Sound...if you love DT...they finisce in 1995..no discussion
Kevin did more memorable composing in three albums than Jordan has in 7. "Far From Heaven" is Jordan's best attempt. It is really good, as is his playing ability. If Rudess had done such a bang up job in making dream theater better than Kevin or even as good as it was before. We wouldn't be having this conversation because I would believe Jordan is better. Kevin's dreams went on and on, and you lived them. He didn't have to give his songs generic titles. They were specific and true art.
andrewman12 Jordan adds to the music. No doubt he is a wildly talented musician and composer. But I’ve always loved Kevin’s “feel” on the keyboard. Plus he has always been my favorite lyricist where I don’t think Jordan’s ever contributed lyrics to a DT song
I'm glad an older fan can agree. When newer fans say "Dramatic Turn" is their favorite album, I nearly crap my pants. Awake is truly my inner favorite though Images is its bigger brother to me. I honestly, just can't say there is a single album other than SFAM from Jordan, that adds to the Kevin catalogue. It almost feels like it was done to make the fans forget the older albums. There is a huge disparaty between the 'new' sound, and the old DT. So big they almost lost me as a fan completely.
andrewman12 when they get heavy, like Train of Thought, they’re incredible. I love ToT, 6DoIT was also pretty stellar. Awake tops my list though. It was right around 95 that I started getting into them. I liked them before, but I fell in love with them with Awake. And I think octavarium was the start of their decline. They really started to rely more and more on this “answer is within you” mystical lyric silliness that starts to get offputting album after album. You didn’t get any of that when Kevin was writing songs for them.
Kevin Moore and Jordan R are both awesome musicians even though I think the earlier DT was a lot better..songwriting wise..Awake and Images and Words..the best DT material followed by Scenes From A Memory ...
I've always felt KM was more emotional driven and JR more technique and gear driven. They're very different from one another. I never blamed DT for progressing. But the older stuff is more to my liking than the later (post FII) stuff. FII, if you listen to the demos could have been a great follow up to awake/acos. But they were choked by the suits. When they regained they're creative freedom, they kind of went a little too creative to my taste. Still pretty curious what Mangini brings into DT
The falling into Infinity demos have some of my favorite tracks of that dream theater era. Nowadays they would never write a song like speak to me or cover your eyes or even the way it used to be
I thought that way too, but many newer fans out there think it is their best. It shocked me to read that. Falling Into Infinity was the most volatile time in DT history because it was the first original music post-Kevin in DT with Derek. It got the worst reviews DT has ever received. Mike Portnoy says in an interview the band got nasty hate mail from fans through the 90's telling them they were going to fail without Kevin. They were almost right, if Portnoy had left in 1997 like he wanted to.
Labrie also wanted to leave, JP and MP were fighting constantly about the direction of the album. The band almost ended then and there, and I don't think any one of them want to ever talk about that time ever again.
Sometimes I dont understand mankind.. I mean, why is there a debate about Moore vs Rudess? reality is that Moore left the band long ago and right now Rudess is the keysguy in DT... both have left their impression in DT albums... why compare? just enjoy whoever you like most!
Does anyone have a better quality version of this, or is this all that exists? I'd love to hear this from something that doesn't sound like a 128 kbps mp3.
influential and worthy of Prog's best album. Shortly after Dark Side of The Moon and Sgt. Pepper, they will say Images and Words or Awake. Not SFAM. I love it and it is great, but it doesn't have half a shit on Space Dye Vest. Go ahead, see if you can get anyone to back up your attack of my opinion that has a large basis in the reality of DT's Career. Jordan is amazing, and technically better than Kevin will ever be. But he has had 7 albums to outshine him, and he hasn't done it. Grammy or not!
I strongly agree with what you're saying, having followed DT since 1998. After KM left DT, they've never got back to that level. Even lately their music, for my taste, has become more and more irrelevant, replacable and boring. They dont sound "special" anymore, but like other bands could sound aswell. Back with KM, DTs music was unique and magical.
Whenever I hear someone saying Jordan is a technical musician I remember all the classical pianists I like listening to. Valentina Lisitsa, Lang Lang, Yuja Wang. Now those are techical aliens. What matters is art. Jordan didn't bring anything magic to Dream Theater. He's just fast fingers, repetitive melodies and bad sound choices. Just poor taste. Kevin could do more with a simple piano pad bank than Jordan with 30 synth layers.
@@palonazo you're wrong on that I'm afraid. Jordan rudess has composed great things with dream theater. Stream of consciousness, octavarium, the count of Tuscany, the dance of eternity
@@palonazo I'm a huge fan of KM, but whenever I hear someone saying Jordan is just a technical musician I remember simple jack from tropic thunder. Go listen to Octavarium's intro before you splill more filth out of your useless brain you emo butthurt fanboy.
Después de que se fuera Kevin no me interesan mucho los nuevos albumes de dream se que son buenos pero hay algo que echo en falta y es el teclista kevin era otro sonido al actual
and so did numerous others which 99% of the ppl in here never heard about, including you. If you was into classical stuff you wouldn't be here making that statement.
Dude, I think you're not giving Jordan his due on the composition aspect. Have you ever heard any of his solo stuff or his album with Petrucci? Emotions are inherent to any person, so your argument that working side projects and guest appearances or playing fast are detrimental to emotion you're very much mistaken, specially when you talk about music, when composed by talented musicians such as Kevin Moore or Jordan Rudess.
Sfam .. adtoe .. dt .. wtf is with laziness and impatience .. although, the bps on adtoes caused me to have an es, i needed cpr, was rushed to the er in the icu and wound up with ms .. my po said i may have ptsd! Wtf! Fml
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I have read that Kevin was obsessed with a model he saw in a magazine. He was in love with her picture. She was in a fashion magazine modeling a vest that was "space dye" color. That's where the words "dressed as a stranger," and "as long as she stays on the page" come from.
How can his melodies and lyrics be so good? He was a big part of my favorite DT stuff.
James told me directly - "Kevin saw a girl in a magazine wearing a piece of clothing called a 'space dye vest'. They fell in love, and this song is about her."
Maybe because he's very talented.. Awake tour was my first time seeing DT. One of the best Albums.
Kevin was the heart and soul of the band. And, easily the vest lyricist in the band. Much respect 🤘🤘
Vest
If only Kevin would write a song relating the pain of Dream Theater fans who wish he was still in the band... they have created many creative masterpieces since his departure, but just missing that stunning emotional element that only Kevin could bring about.
Yeah. To me personally, and it's only my own opinion, but the band never ever had such writing skills after Kevins departure. Some things are just too good to be and last. :/
thanks for puting my thoughts into words.
This song was composed when he was still in the band.
@@punypoppy9147 I think you guys are missing out on extremely emotional dream theater work. Octavarium, the spirit Carrie's on, the count of Tuscany etc.
@@wiggy009 Oh i like those songs, no questions there.
Brings back lots of memories, from the years in high-school and the long travel to it, listening to Awake on my walkman or early cd-player, while being half asleep and tired. Especially during winter, when in the afternoon it became dark quickly.
Good old days. Enjoyed records like Train Of Thought or Black Clouds & Silver Linings for example, but for me DT were at their best with Kevin Moore, during I&W and Awake.
Love is an act of blood and Im bleeding
Hermoso
_"And I'll smile.... and learn to pretend."_
"...and I'll have no more dreams to defend"
"And I will never be open again".....Kevin is the vehicle to transform deep emotions into notes...I seldom feel it, maybe some songs from Cure in the album Disintegration give me that devastating sense of hollowness but the desire to listen again in a nihilist addiction to the void of my soul.
ah, nihilism. How absurdly pointless
And what has Jordan to do with this? Enjoy Moore's art without having to compare wich keyboard is better, please, be good listeners.
Nahomi González Kevin just had something different that I've never heard in any other pianist.
Kevin, I love you man.
Anyone else think it's more haunting with Kevin as vocals?
maybe because he was feeling the lyrics more since he wrote it.
of course, dark ambient is his style. I love the realness of 'dead air for radios' so much space dye in that record some of the spoken parts even struck a nerve with me.
Maybe, but I prefer the album version
Absolutely! No one can recreate your true deep emotions they way it spills out of yourself
@@squidwardstesticles5914 is just better produced
I think no keyboardist but Kevin could write such a masterpiece like this... He did, indeed, and he won't do it never again.
We have some master-class material via OSI for sure. I prefer Kevin Moore with Fates Warning and OSI - With Fates Warning his contributions always felt 100% appropriate to elevate the song and not be attempting to take away from the song. Disconnected is my favorite Fates Warning album and Kevin Moore's synth licks like in "So Tired" is just absolute FIRE; I understand why he'd want to leave dream theater when an 8 note bad-ass riff literally MAKES the tune (elevates it and adds so much) compared to playing every note in various scales and progressions.
Yes... It's a song of a lifetime, very unique...
So he will do it again?
Kevin Moore left and that's the reality of things. This debate about That Keyboardist vs. This Keyboardist I see is ridiculous. All of Dream Theater's keyboardists have their merits.
thank you
I know dream theater for years now, Space-dye vest was one of their first songs to really make me appreciate them and eventually became my favorite song. And JUST NOW, 5 years later, I discover that there's a version sung by Moore (besides the demo, obviously)
There's an alternate-univerese where Kevin Moore never left DT and they became the biggest band in existence.
eeeeh I like Chroma Key and OSI better
I came here Every Time that i Lost the faith in the life, or when i lost someone, when I get lost about love or an relationship ... Just happened again today, now I'm feeling Lost... Again
Hey man hope things are better. I associate with what you're saying, We're all in this together.
@@semjonovsarturs8518 thanks bro 🤜🤛
Kevin's departure had more impact on DTs music than Mike's. Kevin deserves a big project!
Jordan - Technique+speed+technology+occasional emotion+ Unnecessary pitch bending
Kevin - Technique+speed+composure+emotion+direction+memorability+modesty+variety+EXTREMELY HIGH replay value!!
I am not being over-critical...I love what Jordan has done. His work gives you an insight to tonnes of new things, but he is always and always going to be more of a "player" and not a composer. Why on earth do you think so many people in this comments section prefer KM over JR? Understand the difference?
Because this is KM's song and so his fans are here?? Thats like going to a Metallica video and saying Metallica is better than Megadeth because of the comment section there.
Mr. Prak I prefer rudess but Moore and Sherinian are amazing. Screw it they’re all number one.
@@connerkerrison2579 Agreed. The way I see it: anyone who plays any instrument in Dream Theater is good enough to be mentioned as one of the greatest performers of alternative metal.
@@thus.spoke.zarathustra To be fair, most hardcore Metallica fans would argue that Cliff was the dude that made their sound and wrote the most iconic songs and riffs. And I understand that viewpoint.
@@SerHenkan He wrote a couple but that’s it. It’s James and Lars that are their primary song writers.
This pretty cool...especially, too that he and I went to the same college. Fantastic musician. Great song.
A musician is not someone who can play 10 notes per second or uses every new technology available in the market...or has a zillion side projects, guest appearances and bands to his credit...a musician is the one who makes a deep emotional and spiritual impact on you when you listen to their music...sadly, Jordan belongs to the latter category...and Kevin...is the real musician...!!
Jordans playing feels more like a hired hand whos playing something prewritten.
@@terran236 that's called bias from the listener.
Jordan is great as well
Jordan is incredible and I love a lot of his contributions to the band. But he is also over doing it at times. And I’m not a huge fan of some of the effects he chooses which sorta bums me out in a way as I feel it takes away from the music at times. But I still love him in the band.
No, I'm pretty sure that JR never would write a song like this..
This version has such an "In The Air Tonight" influence!
no one can replace no one
people who think that understand NOTHING about what art is and how it's related to the human being
that said, Kevin Moore is unique, as everyone else is. of course he is the best composing and performing his own music
just like van gogh was the best at painting vang gogh paintings and so on
Agree completely to your debate guys, I follow them since 97 and I think that JR was not the right choice. He brought technique where they needed more musical taste, that Kevin gave in the past and even Derek.
Esta cancion es unica:')
A pool in the shape of a heart
ever since Kevin left DT, we never heard of any voice sampler in DT songs..which has deep meaning and put the song etch deep into our mind....
honor thy father
Great Debate? Sacrificed Sons?
Unfortunately it’s not only the samples. Even since Kevin left, DT lost a great deal of inspiration and emotion. They became more technical.
Though DT are still one of my favorite bands.
The great debate honor thy father repentence octavarium (this is where we became) sacrificed sons goodnight kiss..oh man you don't know anthing about DT...
A CHANGE OF SEASONS?
So perfect!! Just perfect perfect perfect!! In every way possible
Beautiful. Very beautiful.
Hauntingly beautiful.
Awesome... Masterpiece from the deepest place of the soul...
I really enjoy how Kevin Moore can make a ballad song sound natural and pure. It's just like he have this feeling impulse and immediately started to play.
Some ballad songs just doesn't sound right, they're too cheesy or full of artificial sonority.
My man did this, Pull me Under, and than went to compose Okul movie soundtrack in Turkey. Weird times.
Any real DT fan would know that DT have done certain things in order to get their recognition like the Grammy Awards you are refering to. If you had even one grain of knowledge about DT, you would know their latest album is nothing more than a copycat of Images and Words, a Kevin Moore master, where the front cover is practically designed after the song Wait For Sleep. I know DT history after 12 years of following this band. Feel free to message your fellow DT listeners. Ask which album was more
This song can destroy my heart...
No polemics, no discussion...Kevin Moore is clearly easily superior of rudess..for dynamique taste,ideas
And Sound...if you love DT...they finisce in 1995..no discussion
Kevin did more memorable composing in three albums than Jordan has in 7. "Far From Heaven" is Jordan's best attempt. It is really good, as is his playing ability. If Rudess had done such a bang up job in making dream theater better than Kevin or even as good as it was before. We wouldn't be having this conversation because I would believe Jordan is better. Kevin's dreams went on and on, and you lived them. He didn't have to give his songs generic titles. They were specific and true art.
andrewman12 Jordan adds to the music. No doubt he is a wildly talented musician and composer. But I’ve always loved Kevin’s “feel” on the keyboard. Plus he has always been my favorite lyricist where I don’t think Jordan’s ever contributed lyrics to a DT song
I think this is awesome, I have to admit I have never followed his solo stuff!
Check out OSI and Chroma Key, they are great. OSI also has Portnoy on drums for the first 2 albums.
and I'll have no more dreams to defend
I'm glad an older fan can agree. When newer fans say "Dramatic Turn" is their favorite album, I nearly crap my pants. Awake is truly my inner favorite though Images is its bigger brother to me. I honestly, just can't say there is a single album other than SFAM from Jordan, that adds to the Kevin catalogue. It almost feels like it was done to make the fans forget the older albums. There is a huge disparaty between the 'new' sound, and the old DT. So big they almost lost me as a fan completely.
andrewman12 when they get heavy, like Train of Thought, they’re incredible. I love ToT, 6DoIT was also pretty stellar. Awake tops my list though. It was right around 95 that I started getting into them. I liked them before, but I fell in love with them with Awake.
And I think octavarium was the start of their decline. They really started to rely more and more on this “answer is within you” mystical lyric silliness that starts to get offputting album after album. You didn’t get any of that when Kevin was writing songs for them.
Yeah. Kevin's songwriting was on another level. It was definitely the best of the group and it shows.
@@pagedown6310 so true, Kevin was the best, hands down
@@PortugueseKeto I agree with everything you say here. Train of Thought was probably my favorite Rudess album. Awake was the pinnacle of DT for me.
It is not a coincidence that Kevin Moore became a psychiatrist… His music is mental!
the music is really devastating. not the lyircs or anything, only the music
BRAVO KEVIN..............
Kevin Moore and Jordan R are both awesome musicians even though I think the earlier DT was a lot better..songwriting wise..Awake and Images and Words..the best DT material followed by Scenes From A Memory
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i love this song
I have never heard anyone say ADTOE is their favorite album. It's usually SFAM or I&W
The solemn DT≒ w.Kevin moore
This version is so much more haunting
thank you so much for uploading this!
this is great!
I've always felt KM was more emotional driven and JR more technique and gear driven. They're very different from one another. I never blamed DT for progressing. But the older stuff is more to my liking than the later (post FII) stuff. FII, if you listen to the demos could have been a great follow up to awake/acos. But they were choked by the suits. When they regained they're creative freedom, they kind of went a little too creative to my taste. Still pretty curious what Mangini brings into DT
The falling into Infinity demos have some of my favorite tracks of that dream theater era. Nowadays they would never write a song like speak to me or cover your eyes or even the way it used to be
And devastating, that is the word.
I thought that way too, but many newer fans out there think it is their best. It shocked me to read that. Falling Into Infinity was the most volatile time in DT history because it was the first original music post-Kevin in DT with Derek. It got the worst reviews DT has ever received. Mike Portnoy says in an interview the band got nasty hate mail from fans through the 90's telling them they were going to fail without Kevin. They were almost right, if Portnoy had left in 1997 like he wanted to.
Labrie also wanted to leave, JP and MP were fighting constantly about the direction of the album. The band almost ended then and there, and I don't think any one of them want to ever talk about that time ever again.
Not one like this... But a better one.
Love it!
Oh, for god's sake. I am not saying he is a bad musician. What Kevin does is different and more memorable...that's it...!!
Agreed
Because everything is not the same.
The very first Chroma Key song.
Sometimes I dont understand mankind.. I mean, why is there a debate about Moore vs Rudess? reality is that Moore left the band long ago and right now Rudess is the keysguy in DT... both have left their impression in DT albums... why compare? just enjoy whoever you like most!
Does anyone have a better quality version of this, or is this all that exists? I'd love to hear this from something that doesn't sound like a 128 kbps mp3.
On the new album there will be an "Sad piano" song, I hope that will not be as shitty as far from heaven..
Deep sad harmony😯
influential and worthy of Prog's best album. Shortly after Dark Side of The Moon and Sgt. Pepper, they will say Images and Words or Awake. Not SFAM. I love it and it is great, but it doesn't have half a shit on Space Dye Vest. Go ahead, see if you can get anyone to back up your attack of my opinion that has a large basis in the reality of DT's Career. Jordan is amazing, and technically better than Kevin will ever be. But he has had 7 albums to outshine him, and he hasn't done it. Grammy or not!
I strongly agree with what you're saying, having followed DT since 1998. After KM left DT, they've never got back to that level. Even lately their music, for my taste, has become more and more irrelevant, replacable and boring. They dont sound "special" anymore, but like other bands could sound aswell. Back with KM, DTs music was unique and magical.
where is the whole album?
Seriously.... Can anyone of you picture Jordan Rudess write such a song??
I do like what he plays on Vacant quite a bit. It is full of emotion but not on the level of Space Dye Vest or Wait For Sleep.
Will it be a sad rag time piano song?
Jordan is a better technical music writer and player, Kevin is a better artist.
Whenever I hear someone saying Jordan is a technical musician I remember all the classical pianists I like listening to. Valentina Lisitsa, Lang Lang, Yuja Wang. Now those are techical aliens. What matters is art. Jordan didn't bring anything magic to Dream Theater. He's just fast fingers, repetitive melodies and bad sound choices. Just poor taste. Kevin could do more with a simple piano pad bank than Jordan with 30 synth layers.
@@palonazo you're wrong on that I'm afraid. Jordan rudess has composed great things with dream theater. Stream of consciousness, octavarium, the count of Tuscany, the dance of eternity
@@palonazo I'm a huge fan of KM, but whenever I hear someone saying Jordan is just a technical musician I remember simple jack from tropic thunder. Go listen to Octavarium's intro before you splill more filth out of your useless brain you emo butthurt fanboy.
Después de que se fuera Kevin no me interesan mucho los nuevos albumes de dream se que son buenos pero hay algo que echo en falta y es el teclista kevin era otro sonido al actual
you know Jordan has composed a piece for orchestra and piano, right?
and so did numerous others which 99% of the ppl in here never heard about, including you. If you was into classical stuff you wouldn't be here making that statement.
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I think Dream Theater lost its soul after Moore left the band.
Lol, what have you even listened to their music?
What do you mean?@@oskarruut1009
@@rainwatch4828 What I was trying to say was that dream theater have done some amazing and emotional songs after Kevin Moores departure.
Sure but none of them can be like "space dye vest" that is what i mean.
@@rainwatch4828 fair enough
He will never be open again...such a pity...
Dude, I think you're not giving Jordan his due on the composition aspect. Have you ever heard any of his solo stuff or his album with Petrucci? Emotions are inherent to any person, so your argument that working side projects and guest appearances or playing fast are detrimental to emotion you're very much mistaken, specially when you talk about music, when composed by talented musicians such as Kevin Moore or Jordan Rudess.
gg
No.
I simply cannot.
i am Kevin Moore
Another awesome song from before Dream Theater sucked.
Yeah dream theater sucked when they made metropolis pt 2.
No such thing exists.
Sfam .. adtoe .. dt .. wtf is with laziness and impatience .. although, the bps on adtoes caused me to have an es, i needed cpr, was rushed to the er in the icu and wound up with ms .. my po said i may have ptsd! Wtf! Fml