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Lost Not Forgotten Archives
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Format: CD / Album Digipak
Our Take
Our Take
Ah, Dream Theater. The prog rock legends that never fail to divide opinion. And their latest release, "Lost Not Forgotten Archives: The Making Of Falling Into Infinity (1997) (Digi)," certainly gives fans and critics alike plenty to talk about.
This album is a deep dive into the making of one of the band's most controversial albums, "Falling Into Infinity." Packed full of unreleased demos, alternate takes, and behind-the-scenes interviews, it's a treasure trove for die-hard Dream Theater fans.
But does it hold up for the casual listener? Well, that's a whole different ball game. The rawness of the demos and the unfinished nature of some of the tracks may not be to everyone's taste. But for those who are willing to dig deep, there are some hidden gems to be found.
Listening to this album is like being a fly on the wall during the creative process of one of the most enigmatic bands in rock history. You can almost feel the tension and the passion in the studio as the band worked tirelessly to bring their vision to life.
Overall, "Lost Not Forgotten Archives: The Making Of Falling Into Infinity" is a must-listen for any Dream Theater aficionado. But for those looking for a polished, finished product, you may want to look elsewhere. This album is a fascinating peek behind the curtain of one of prog rock's most intriguing bands. Well worth a listen.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. New Millennium (Basic Tracks)
2. New Millennium (Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Stick and 7 String Guitar Overdubs)
3. You Not Me (Basic Tracks)
4. You Not Me (Strings, Piano, Vocals and Key Overdubs)
5. Peruvian Skies (Basic Tracks)
6. Peruvian Skies (Rhodes, Mellotron, Acoustic Guitar and Vocal Overdubs)
7. Hollow Years (Basic Tracks)
8. Hollow Years (Acoustic, Edge and Classical Guitar and Vocal Overdubs)
9. Burning My Soul (Basic Tracks)
10. Burning My Soul (Guitar, Key, Vocals, Talk Box and Whisper Overdubs)
11. Hell's Kitchen (Writing the Finale)
12. Lines in the Sand (Intro, Key, Piano and String Overdubs)
13. Lines in the Sand (Bass, Guitar, Synth and Vocal Overdubs)
14. Lines in the Sand (Doug Pinnick Vocals)
15. Take Away My Pain
16. Take Away My Pain (Basic Tracks)
17. Take Away My Pain (Space Guitar, Hawiian Keys, Heavy Keys and Vocal Overdubs)
18. Just Let Me Breath (Basic Tracks)
19. Just Let Me Breath (Feedback and Rhythm Guitars, Lead Guitar and Keys, Vocal Overdubs)
20. Anna Lee (Derek Noodling at the Piano)
21. Anna Lee (Basic Tracks)
22. Anna Lee (Mellotron and Leslie Guitars, Slide Guitar Overdubs)
23. Trial of Tears (Basic Tracks)
24. Trial of Tears (Lead Guitar, Bass, Acoustic Guitar and Piano Overdubs)
25. Trial of Tears (The End[?])
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About the artist
Dream Theater
Ah, Dream Theater - the prog gods of the music industry. Hailing from Long Island, these guys have been churning out epic tracks since the late 80s. With their complex compositions and mind-blowing instrumental skills, they have set the bar high for all other prog rock bands. Led by the legendary guitarist John Petrucci and the incredible keyboardist Jordan Rudess, Dream Theater is a force to be reckoned with. Their music is not for the faint-hearted - it's a rollercoaster of time signatures, intricate melodies, and virtuosic solos. Dream Theater is known for their epic concept albums, where each track seamlessly flows into the next, taking the listener on a musical journey like no other. From the energetic "Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory" to the haunting "Octavarium," their discography is a treasure trove of progressive rock gems. But don't be fooled by their technical prowess - Dream Theater knows how to have a good time too. Their live shows are legendary, with the band members cracking jokes and interacting with the crowd in between epic solos. So, if you're a fan of musical virtuosity, mind-bending compositions, and a healthy dose of humour, look no further than Dream Theater. These guys are the real deal, and they're here to take you on a musical journey you won't soon forget.
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