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Wednesday, November 12, 2003
New Dream Theater
I got the new Dream Theater yesterday and always they have given me another excellent album. I've only been a fan since "Scenes From A Memory", but the albums keep getting better. I wasn't ready for the amount of agression on this one, but I like it. You can never accuse Dream Theater of repeating themselves and this album keeps up with that tradition. Lot os thrash and full on metal is what this album is about. It sounds like they wanted to prove that they could really rock out and show their metal roots. I guess they didn't kindly to the comments of their previous album being too soft (which I heard, but didn't agree with). I would have liked some more softer parts, but I still hve a lot of listening to it with it. But, so far, so kick ass!
I got the new Dream Theater yesterday and always they have given me another excellent album. I've only been a fan since "Scenes From A Memory", but the albums keep getting better. I wasn't ready for the amount of agression on this one, but I like it. You can never accuse Dream Theater of repeating themselves and this album keeps up with that tradition. Lot os thrash and full on metal is what this album is about. It sounds like they wanted to prove that they could really rock out and show their metal roots. I guess they didn't kindly to the comments of their previous album being too soft (which I heard, but didn't agree with). I would have liked some more softer parts, but I still hve a lot of listening to it with it. But, so far, so kick ass!
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