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Finally I got able to download the whole album (three different rippings). And after a quick check I must say that:
On the other hand the rest of the songs are full with great arrangements, intense keyboards, melodic lines, the always good vocals of LaBrie (I know many hate him, but I do love his voice) and potent rhythm section, not to mention guitars.
So now I'm baffled, it's like the follow up to "Octavarium" but promoting the album with the bad stuff from TOT.
Well 2/8 is not that bad, and we're talking only 16 minutes out of the whole when considering that the last two songs accomplished for > 31 mins of the album is not a big loss either. I will go for the special edition with the DVD available by the beginning of June.
I'm relieved I was actually about to go postal on them, but I believe the general work is decent and maybe with a bit of listening I may digest those "fillers" too.
NP: Dream Theater - 'The Ministry of Lost Souls'
- I have to swallow part of my words in this thread http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/old-school/302051-dream-theater-new-songs.html
- I really don't understand what the band wanted to achieve promoting those songs?
On the other hand the rest of the songs are full with great arrangements, intense keyboards, melodic lines, the always good vocals of LaBrie (I know many hate him, but I do love his voice) and potent rhythm section, not to mention guitars.
So now I'm baffled, it's like the follow up to "Octavarium" but promoting the album with the bad stuff from TOT.
Well 2/8 is not that bad, and we're talking only 16 minutes out of the whole when considering that the last two songs accomplished for > 31 mins of the album is not a big loss either. I will go for the special edition with the DVD available by the beginning of June.
I'm relieved I was actually about to go postal on them, but I believe the general work is decent and maybe with a bit of listening I may digest those "fillers" too.
NP: Dream Theater - 'The Ministry of Lost Souls'