I saw a show there! That’s an intimate venue! Badass show I bet.

One of THE best DT songs!

Peak DT! 🙌🏻

Everybody in this show was insane in their performances, James sings absolutely well. great band and great times songs from these years. I hope that they recover this criativity in your new album. And I Have to thank the people that rec this, you capture all great solos!

This show was 12/01/94. Fates Warning opened up for Dream Theater that night. If you look closely, you can see James is wearing a Fates Warning shirt from their "Inside Out" tour / album. I saw Fates 2 days later in Santa Barbara on the 3rd. Portnoy was there to support Fates so, got to hang out with him before and after the show. Both Fates & DT played at the Palace in Los Angeles 6 days later on 12/09/94. Mike remembered us, came and said hi along with Derek! It was a super cool week to take off from work as a 20 something year old! You don't get the time back, go enjoy it! Jay-

I was there!!!!! Best concert I´ve ever seen!!!!!

Απο Ελλαδα αγαπαμε Dream Theater!

To me, Falling Into Infinity is their best album. It sounds incredible production wise and Derek Sherinian gave them a different sound that made it stood out from their previous albums. Too bad he left the band so soon.

memorable concert! Nice to be able to drive with someone afterwards or I would still be standing there now

Ahí estaba…

Grazie mille, è incredibile

03:35 "scum to see us" - Freudian slip!

Derek Sherinian cited this as his favorite show while he was in Dream Theater.

16:30 Wonderful sound... the JP Sound... there's little to be done... the real John Petrucci was that of the ibanez era, after that his songwriting and approach to the instrument also totally changed. The musicman is totally different and brought him to a different approach...and I say this as a guitarist

I was at that show 🎉!!

James unique

Thank you so much Vince. I was there both nights at the Astoria. ❤

These people were so lucky to be in this audience, when Awake was brand new. 🙏

sorry but you just do not play Metallica at Ronnie Scotts esp with Cookie Monster singing, poor taste fellas

No Fish, no Marillion 😢

"No cameras" LOL

Hello, friends! A great 2024 to all! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ2ci4OqobSGb8U Here's the video from The Trooper! Hope you Enjoy!

This might be the only video of Barfbag. The Milan show from November, the video cuts off before they play it.

Crazy concept but kool

For how soon this was after his injury James killed it

John Petrucci, Triaxis and Ibanez best tone ever ❤️ 😊

There's also footage of Under A Glass Moon and Take The Time from this show, but I've struggled to find it.

Never seen this one before. Thanks for posting.

We can see James' dick with those shorts lol

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIHWppqmis6hrpIsi=oaUzG1dLKkQLujjX Under a Glass Moon

Thank you for this awesome performance🎉

LaBrie, LaBrie.....where is your voice?

1:04:07 James, YES 🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼

The differences in the takes is interesting. MORE INTERESTING is finding all the spots where Kevin Godley ISN'T smoking! LOL 🤣🤣

Really wish you WOULD put more videos to show off! Your playing is so good! This doesn't do your skills justice, wanna see vids with you playing guitar!

Rumor is: James was wearing his mothers wig; I know for a fact- he got it off EBAY from the set of Young Frankenstien

I love how you can actually see Petrucci's face here. :) Seriously, though - what a performance.

1:12:54 The guy rising out of the crowd was me. Unbelievable.

I just finally watched this. This is actually June 8, 1992 at the Ritz Club in NYC. The audio bootleg of it is known as “Maiden Voyage”.

No Scarred 😭😭😭😭😭😭 amazing though…favorite band on earth

Who is the keyboard player with hair? 😆

56:44 James... wtf...

brilliant, they definitely are continually an excellent band

My best friend Mark Richards and myself were fans of this band and saw them at this very concert in 1982. They opened for Judas Priest. Maiden released The Number of the Beast earlier in March and Priest had released Screaming for Vengeance. We were fans of both bands. His father drove us to the Garden in the family station wagon. We were only 15 years old and not old enough to drive. Mr. Richards was a character. He bought a case of Moosehead beer for us for the ride. We actually finished it. We had seats in the balcony. The seats were on top of each other and very elevated in this part of the Garden. Mark and I played together in a band and Mark had a beautiful black fender precision bass much like Mr. Harris’s. Maiden came on stage and Steve Harris began with those incredible bass notes on the song Wrathchikd. His beautiful blue Fender Precision reflected light all the way to us. Mark proceeded to throw up all over a girl and her boyfriend who were seated in front and almost directly below us. I immediately apologized for Mark and offered to go and get paper towels for them. They acted like it did not happen and kept listening to the music in a trance with puke all over them. They were obviously high on something. Mark proceeded to pass out for the entire duration of Iron Maiden’s performance. The show was incredible. I went and got wet paper towels for the young couple. Then the loud roar of a Harley Davidson was heard. Rob Halford came roaring onto stage riding his Harley and Mark immediately came to just long enough to desperately beg me to take him outside the immediate stadium for some fresh air. I took him to the restroom and washed him clean of his puke. The couple he threw up on were outside in the hallway. I apologized for Mark again and they acted like it was normal and a part of the show. This is what it was like as a teenager listening to heavy metal. I would have been upset personally myself. We saw the same two bands the next year at the Garden. They were co-headliners this time. Halford and the entire Judas Priest band came roaring out on Harley Davidson motorcycles. The show was incredible. Maiden had just released the excellent and thought provoking Peace of Mind album. Maiden ran out onto the stage and proceeded to play old hits and almost the entire new album. Then it got absolutely quiet and the entire band disappeared. Bruce came out alone and the spotlight was put on him as he sat at the very end of the stage with a book in his lap. He spoke of joining the band and the new release. Bruce Dickinson was very interesting on stage. He stopped talking and showed a thick book he was reading to the audience. It was a book I had read called Dune by Frank Herbert. I do not remember which Dune book it was. Probably the first one. I had read four of the books in the Dune saga. Bruce began a long and very interesting discourse about the book and how it related to a song from the Peace of Mind album. This was To Tame a Land. He asked the crowd if they read books. The crowd literally started booing as they were not of the intellectual level of Mr Dickinson at all and were not interested in hearing about a book. I may have been one of a few people who were actually interested. I would much rather hear an interesting discussion about how a book related to the themes and plots in an albums songs than watch grown men ride out on stage on Harley’s dressed in S&M attire. The rest of the members of Irin Maiden came back on stage and To Tame a Land was performed. Anyways, both bands were excellent. Mark actually stayed conscious for the entire show. My adolescence unfortunately ended prematurely and much to fast very soon after this. I miss friends I grew up with such as Mark whose parents treated me like their own son. Nothing can take the place of these memories. They have a special place in my heart and soul. This is in memory to my best friend Mark Richards and his beautiful parents, Toby and Joyce Richards.

My favorite album, It so dark, and the tunes were so heavy!!!

why is it nine degrees and not nein degrees

Injuries and the passing of time are never friendly. Let's be thankful for the music that was made and the ones who captured the performances like this.

Damn. James sounded amazing back in the day! Not so much now😢

I miss these times. Such an awesome band, it was.

Excelente, que buen recuerdo. No podía creer estar escuchando a esta banda en vivo. Gracias!