à paraître le 18 mars sur Rhino Records et intitulé Greatest Hit & 19 Other Pretty Cool Songs
pas de noms de morceaux pour le moment.
Dream Theater - Double Best-OF
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painkillerqueen
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19 other pretty cool songs?
eux aussi ils vont se mettre aux covers?
ca pourrait être interessant de voir comment les zicos vont apprehender le processus de reprises(Qt au chanteur
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eux aussi ils vont se mettre aux covers?
ca pourrait être interessant de voir comment les zicos vont apprehender le processus de reprises(Qt au chanteur
)saracdclabanane a écrit : nan mais Aymerik est tellement narcissique qu'il lit pas les posts des autres
Pierre a écrit :Pour la peine, tu auras droit à un polissage anal avec mon bouc
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brother of steel
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Ben y en a déjà un aperçu en live sur le Change Of Seasons (qui commence à dater d'ailleurs), et les reprises en question (Led Zepp, Queen, Pink Floyd) sont vraiment très dispensables. Y a guère que celle d'Elton John qui tient la route je trouve...Aymerik sans "c" a écrit :19 other pretty cool songs?
eux aussi ils vont se mettre aux covers?
ca pourrait être interessant de voir comment les zicos vont apprehender le processus de reprises(Qt au chanteur
Non l'album se nommant Greatest Hit (sans S) je pense qu'il s'agit plutôt d'une blagounette, du genre on a fait 1 seul morceau énorme mais pour remplir l'album on l'a complété avec 19 autres de nos compos 
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Perso j'ai beau ramer je ne vois toujours pas quel peut être ce Greatest Hit, je ne savais même pas que Dream Theatre pouvait trouver matière à faire un best of
.Perso j'ai beau ramer je ne vois toujours pas quel peut être ce Greatest Hit, je ne savais même pas que Dream Theatre pouvait trouver matière à faire un best of
c'etait en live et ça c'est du plagiatGh0sT a écrit :Aymerik sans "c" a écrit :eux aussi ils vont se mettre aux covers?Et les reprises intégrales de Master Of Puppets, Dark Side of The Moon et Number Of The Beast, c'est quoi ?
saracdclabanane a écrit : nan mais Aymerik est tellement narcissique qu'il lit pas les posts des autres
Pierre a écrit :Pour la peine, tu auras droit à un polissage anal avec mon bouc
Je suis impatient de voir le contenu de ce best-of mais y a intérêt à y avoir du méga bonus. 
Nothing evil, nothing sacred - Just a power that's been created
There to take you and possess you - Shout it out with a voice from hell
I am metal and I'll never die - We are metal and we'll never die
Ronnie James Dio
There to take you and possess you - Shout it out with a voice from hell
I am metal and I'll never die - We are metal and we'll never die
Ronnie James Dio
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Pierre
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Un best of de Dream Theater? Ils vont rééditer "Images and words"? 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XU-q2ZQi10QFranky a écrit :j'ai voté pour toi, car en plus d'être un crétin (comme Gasp), tu es malfaisant.
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Bib
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Bah non, heureusement pour eux ils ont fait d'autres trucs bien...Pierre a écrit :Un best of de Dream Theater? Ils vont rééditer "Images and words"?
Enfin bon, je pense que ça n'est pas la peine que j'insiste dans un sujet sur Dream Theater !
AUPA BOTony Le Pouilleux a écrit :C'est étrange, je suis d'accord avec Cocal!
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Excellent le titre 
Et tellement vrai aussi
Non, sincèrement, c'est de la très bonne auto-dérision, j'aime beaucoup.
A mon avis, faut pas s'attendre à des bonus. Ce sera un best-of de 20 titres et rien d'autre, je pense...
Et tellement vrai aussi Non, sincèrement, c'est de la très bonne auto-dérision, j'aime beaucoup.
A mon avis, faut pas s'attendre à des bonus. Ce sera un best-of de 20 titres et rien d'autre, je pense...
"Ma mère ?! Vous voulez dire que j’aurais un ticket avec ma mère ?! Oh, dur, c’est pas le pied !
- Encore ? Mais qu'est-ce que c’est que ces histoires de pieds ? Les pieds seraient-ils le point sensible des hommes du futur ? C’est peut-être dû à un accroissement de l'apesanteur...
- Quoi ???"
- Encore ? Mais qu'est-ce que c’est que ces histoires de pieds ? Les pieds seraient-ils le point sensible des hommes du futur ? C’est peut-être dû à un accroissement de l'apesanteur...
- Quoi ???"
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DREAM THEATER COLLECT THEIR GREATEST HIT
(…& 21 other pretty cool songs)
The Acclaimed Band’s First-Ever Best Of Compilation Spans 14 Years of Progressive Hard Rock and Includes Rare Edits and B-Sides.
Features Three New Remixes By Kevin Shirley of
“Pull Me Under,” “Take The Time” and “Another Day”
Two Disc Set Available April 1 from Rhino
LOS ANGELES – After recently celebrating the band’s 20-year anniversary, Dream Theater returns with its first-ever best of collection. Spanning 1991-2005, the two-disc set contains rare single edits, b-sides and a trio of new remixes that spotlight that band’s nonpareil musicianship, complex arrangements and amazing songwriting. Dream Theater’s GREATEST HIT (…& 21 other pretty songs) will be available from Rhino on April 1 at all physical retail outlets and http://www.rhino.com for a suggested retail price of $19.98 and at all digital retail outlets for a suggested retail price of $xx.xx.
Referring to Dream Theater’s first and only major radio hit “Pull Me Under,” the compilation’s tongue-in-cheek title is a testament not only to the band’s sense of humor, but also highlights the acclaimed New York-based quintet’s ability to make music and cultivate a legion of fans on its own terms, without help from radio or MTV. The collection features more than two hours of progressive hard rock from James LaBrie (vocals), John Myung (bass), John Petrucci (guitar/vocals), Mike Portnoy (drums/vocals) and Jordan Rudess (keyboards).
The collection contains three newly remixed versions of tracks from Dream Theater’s breakout 1992 album Images and Words: the aforementioned “Pull Me Under” as well as “Take The Time” and “Another Day.” Portnoy says this album presented the perfect opportunity to give the songs a bit of a facelift. “The original mixes always sounded a bit ‘80’s’ to me, so we had our good friend and longtime mixer Kevin Shirley give the tracks a bit of an update to sound more like the rest of the Dream Theater catalog. The songs remain the same (no pun intended, Kevin just mixed that album as well), but there are little nuances in the tracks that I forgot were originally there, and it’s very cool to hear them again”
The collection’s 22 songs are split evenly between two discs, which are divided into “The Dark Side” (the metallic) and “The Light Side” (the melodic). Filled with some of the band’s most sinister sounds, the first disc lives up to the billing of “The Dark Side.” Longtime fans will appreciate the abundance of alternative versions of classic tracks, including single edits of “Lie,” “Home,” and “Misunderstood.” Disc one concludes with two tracks from the band’s 2005 album Octavarium: “The Root Of All Evil” and “Sacrificed Sons.”
The second disc, “The Light Side,” spotlights the band’s melodic side and features an alternate mix of “Through Her Eyes,” a single edit of “Solitary Shell” and “To Live Forever,” a 1994 b-side from the UK-only single of “Lie.”
A grassroots phenomenon for 20 years, Dream Theater continues to record studio albums acclaimed for award-winning musicianship as well as artistic vision. To meet the demands of a demanding global fan base, the band also maintains an active touring schedule that regularly includes sold-out performances around the world.
Dream Theater has currently been on the road since June 2007, traveling the globe in support of their latest studio album Systematic Chaos. Their world tour will conclude with a final run throughout North America in May as they premiere their "Progressive Nation" package tour with Opeth, Between The Buried And Me, and 3 supporting.
DREAM THEATER’S GREATEST HIT
(…& 21 other pretty cool songs)
Track Listing
Disc 1: (The Dark Side)
1. “Pull Me Under” (2007 Remix)
2. “Take The Time” (2007 Remix)
3. “Lie” (Single Edit)
4. “Peruvian Skies”
5. “Home” (Single Edit)
6. “Misunderstood” (Single Edit)
7. “The Test That Stumped Them All”
8. “As I Am”
9. “Endless Sacrifice”
10. “The Root Of All Evil”
11. “Sacrificed Sons”
Disc 2: (The Light Side)
1. “Another Day” (2007 Remix)
2. “To Live Forever”
3. “Lifting Shadows Off A Dream”
4. “The Silent Man”
5. “Hollow Years”
6. “Through Her Eyes” (Alternate Album Mix)
7. “The Spirit Carries On”
8. “Solitary Shell” (Single Edit)
9. “I Walk Beside You”
10. “The Answer Lies Within”
11. “Disappear”
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(…& 21 other pretty cool songs)
The Acclaimed Band’s First-Ever Best Of Compilation Spans 14 Years of Progressive Hard Rock and Includes Rare Edits and B-Sides.
Features Three New Remixes By Kevin Shirley of
“Pull Me Under,” “Take The Time” and “Another Day”
Two Disc Set Available April 1 from Rhino
LOS ANGELES – After recently celebrating the band’s 20-year anniversary, Dream Theater returns with its first-ever best of collection. Spanning 1991-2005, the two-disc set contains rare single edits, b-sides and a trio of new remixes that spotlight that band’s nonpareil musicianship, complex arrangements and amazing songwriting. Dream Theater’s GREATEST HIT (…& 21 other pretty songs) will be available from Rhino on April 1 at all physical retail outlets and http://www.rhino.com for a suggested retail price of $19.98 and at all digital retail outlets for a suggested retail price of $xx.xx.
Referring to Dream Theater’s first and only major radio hit “Pull Me Under,” the compilation’s tongue-in-cheek title is a testament not only to the band’s sense of humor, but also highlights the acclaimed New York-based quintet’s ability to make music and cultivate a legion of fans on its own terms, without help from radio or MTV. The collection features more than two hours of progressive hard rock from James LaBrie (vocals), John Myung (bass), John Petrucci (guitar/vocals), Mike Portnoy (drums/vocals) and Jordan Rudess (keyboards).
The collection contains three newly remixed versions of tracks from Dream Theater’s breakout 1992 album Images and Words: the aforementioned “Pull Me Under” as well as “Take The Time” and “Another Day.” Portnoy says this album presented the perfect opportunity to give the songs a bit of a facelift. “The original mixes always sounded a bit ‘80’s’ to me, so we had our good friend and longtime mixer Kevin Shirley give the tracks a bit of an update to sound more like the rest of the Dream Theater catalog. The songs remain the same (no pun intended, Kevin just mixed that album as well), but there are little nuances in the tracks that I forgot were originally there, and it’s very cool to hear them again”
The collection’s 22 songs are split evenly between two discs, which are divided into “The Dark Side” (the metallic) and “The Light Side” (the melodic). Filled with some of the band’s most sinister sounds, the first disc lives up to the billing of “The Dark Side.” Longtime fans will appreciate the abundance of alternative versions of classic tracks, including single edits of “Lie,” “Home,” and “Misunderstood.” Disc one concludes with two tracks from the band’s 2005 album Octavarium: “The Root Of All Evil” and “Sacrificed Sons.”
The second disc, “The Light Side,” spotlights the band’s melodic side and features an alternate mix of “Through Her Eyes,” a single edit of “Solitary Shell” and “To Live Forever,” a 1994 b-side from the UK-only single of “Lie.”
A grassroots phenomenon for 20 years, Dream Theater continues to record studio albums acclaimed for award-winning musicianship as well as artistic vision. To meet the demands of a demanding global fan base, the band also maintains an active touring schedule that regularly includes sold-out performances around the world.
Dream Theater has currently been on the road since June 2007, traveling the globe in support of their latest studio album Systematic Chaos. Their world tour will conclude with a final run throughout North America in May as they premiere their "Progressive Nation" package tour with Opeth, Between The Buried And Me, and 3 supporting.
DREAM THEATER’S GREATEST HIT
(…& 21 other pretty cool songs)
Track Listing
Disc 1: (The Dark Side)
1. “Pull Me Under” (2007 Remix)
2. “Take The Time” (2007 Remix)
3. “Lie” (Single Edit)
4. “Peruvian Skies”
5. “Home” (Single Edit)
6. “Misunderstood” (Single Edit)
7. “The Test That Stumped Them All”
8. “As I Am”
9. “Endless Sacrifice”
10. “The Root Of All Evil”
11. “Sacrificed Sons”
Disc 2: (The Light Side)
1. “Another Day” (2007 Remix)
2. “To Live Forever”
3. “Lifting Shadows Off A Dream”
4. “The Silent Man”
5. “Hollow Years”
6. “Through Her Eyes” (Alternate Album Mix)
7. “The Spirit Carries On”
8. “Solitary Shell” (Single Edit)
9. “I Walk Beside You”
10. “The Answer Lies Within”
11. “Disappear”
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brother of steel
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Disc 2: (The Light Side)
4. “The Silent Man”
9. “I Walk Beside You”
10. “The Answer Lies Within”
les 3 pires titres du groupe pour moi 
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Stéphane
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c'etait en live et ça c'est du plagiatAymerik of STEEEEEL! a écrit :
[/quote]puis je sais pas pour les autre, mais pour Master ... euh, c'était bien dispensable !
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Bib
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Bah les autres aussi si c'est ce que tu veux entendre (ou lire !)
Perso, j'ai vu The Number of the Beast et Dark Side of the Moon et c'était bien cool !
Perso, j'ai vu The Number of the Beast et Dark Side of the Moon et c'était bien cool !
AUPA BOTony Le Pouilleux a écrit :C'est étrange, je suis d'accord avec Cocal!
Mouais...pas top la pochette mais bon je vais quand même l'acheter 
Nothing evil, nothing sacred - Just a power that's been created
There to take you and possess you - Shout it out with a voice from hell
I am metal and I'll never die - We are metal and we'll never die
Ronnie James Dio
There to take you and possess you - Shout it out with a voice from hell
I am metal and I'll never die - We are metal and we'll never die
Ronnie James Dio
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Gaëtan
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Je supporte pas ce groupe, mais j'apprécie vraiment cette touche d'humour (le titre du best of, et le "shit").Ferros a écrit :Et voici ce qui devrait en être la pochette !
Remarquez la touche d'humour avec SHIT !
Ça rend les gars plus sympathiques du coup. Dommage qu'ils fassent de la... heu... pardon, je m'égare...
La vie est une pute, mais l'alcool c'est bien.
