Dream Theater Show

RobTheDrummer · Post by **RobTheDrummer** » Wednesday Mar 24, 2004

Incase any of you guys missed it, the DT show in Greensburg last night was just unbeleivable. It was the best show I've ever seen! They were tight and the sound was incredible. They played a big range of tunes and had three screens that added to the show. Simply breathtaking and I can't even pick out a particular "great" moment, because it was all excellent. Next time they come around, make sure you see them. You will not regret it, oh and the tix were only $40.00!!!

witchhunt · Post by **witchhunt** » Wednesday Mar 24, 2004

Yea, killer show. Petrucci absolutely blew me away. Very cool place, too. I talked to people from Pitts., N.Y., Ohio, and Va. I had first row, balcony, center. Great view.

Post by **Ron** » Friday Mar 26, 2004

witchhunt wrote:I had first row, balcony, center. Great view.

witchhunt, are you trying to get banned?

witchhunt · Post by **witchhunt** » Friday Mar 26, 2004

(insert best Curly voice and say) " No, I already have a band. Nyuk, nyuk,nyuk".

RobTheDrummer · Post by **RobTheDrummer** » Friday Mar 26, 2004

I was orchestra center, row E seat 7. Just dandy. Anywhere you were in that place would have sounded just awesome. I was right behind the guy that had the liscense plate from virginia.

HurricaneBob · Post by **HurricaneBob** » Friday Mar 26, 2004

Well, i couldnt be there but i picked up the DVD Metropolis 2000, scenes from New York! Kick ass!

RobTheDrummer · Post by **RobTheDrummer** » Friday Mar 26, 2004

Hell yea Bobby, that's a good one! I love the deleted scenes the most though. I mean come on, the entire change of seasons tune live? Awesome!

The Face in the Face · Post by **The Face in the Face** » Saturday Mar 27, 2004

I wasn't sure whether or not to go see them when they came around where I live. I decided not to, I think I should have. But my question is... Do you think it takes a musician to really enjoy Dream Theater? Most people here are musicians so alot think they rock, as do i, but the average joe might get bored and confused on 20min prog rawk songs.

rawk!

aMindBesideItself · Post by **aMindBesideItself** » Saturday Mar 27, 2004

At first, I though Dream Theater was only for musicians. But I've converted about 5 of my friends over to them. If you insist that they are the most talented band ever constructed, they will give it a chance. Anyone who is into metal, musician or not, can find something in DT.

I went to the show with Rob and my brother (moondoggy3) and it was just insane. If you haven't seen them live yet, catch them the next time around. You owe it to yourselves as musicians to see this band live.

MOONDOGGY · Post by **MOONDOGGY** » Saturday Mar 27, 2004

Hurricane wrote:

i couldnt be there but i picked up the DVD Metropolis 2000, scenes from New York

That DVD is like porn for musicians man! I find something new that gives me chills and makes my jaw drop every time i watch it.

The concert was the same way. May the Lord smite those who missed it!

RobTheDrummer · Post by **RobTheDrummer** » Monday Mar 29, 2004

I saw a lot of people at the show that were just jamming out, and I overheard a guy in the bathroom saying he's never heard of these guys before, but they rocked. (assuming he just went to the concert for the hell of it) You don't have to be a musician to love their stuff, you just have to love music. If they were pushed like half of the hip-hop idiots out there, they would be just as popular.