Recent content by Daniè

As I've already said in a post before, I'm new to this forum and to forums in general. I have however been a big SX fan since I was like 14. So anyway, I don't know if this has ever been mentioned before... What really is the subject matter of Seven? Is it perhaps talking about the plagues...

Yeah I def see your point about the Odyssey being kind of unfair to include in the question. I even thought of excluding it.

As for the song with the best vocal performance, it is soooo hard, therefore for me it would have to be between a few songs... TDWOT- From the choir part at the beginning (even though it's obviously layered, it's still really sick) to the softer and cleaner part around the 4 minute mark. And...

Yeah, my intention was for people to list the song/s that is/are most difficult to play for all instruments in the same song... But if you wanna do lists by instrument then yeah, let's do that. Probably better. In fact, one thing I would love to talk about is the song with the best performance...

I appreciate the answers! Gentleman of the snow: Your comments are still totally relevant. This is something I've often asked myself because Dream Theater is my first prog-metal love and I would still say now that they are my favourite together with Symphony X, but for the last year or so...

What do you guys think is the best song in their repertoire that showcases just what a beast each band member is at their instrument. NOT songwriting, just skill (the hardest song to play basically). If you can't decide on one, maybe choose up to 5. I'm thinking it must be between The...

I can't put a number 1, so I'll put 10 of them... The Edge of Forever Candlelight Fantasia TDWOT Through the Looking Glass Rediscovery Accolade II Awakenings Seven Revelation When all is Lost

I strongly agree with you on the Pinnella part. He is present almost always but rarely leading. I absolutely adore the piano work that isn't necessarily used in a ballad, but behind a solid riff that in some wonderful way compliment each other. Stuff like A Winter's Dream and even The Edge of...

Underworld just has everything you want. I mean, obviously that gnarly "in hellllll" part is not something we've heard before but this song has the keyboards all over, wicked and groovy riffs with the choir element. Russ hitting the high notes and low notes and that epic almost inferno-like...