Dream Theater - The Glass Prison | First REACTION!

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[@DrewFortune97]

One of the maddest requests I’ve gotten, keep it up people - the tunes are getting better 😱🔥🔥

[@seanofarrell8896]

React to beast in black crazy mad insanekzbin.info/www/bejne/hnSoc5l-rr9lj7s

[@RmonteiroHQ]

how do you make an odd signature groovy? i don't know, but they do

[@redirect008]

Love the content Drew, keep it up

[@KevinLuWX]

Dream Theater - Finally Free. Crazy back story and drum solo finale.

[@spookyghostbmp]

Loved this reaction. It’s like hearing it for the first time for me. Check out Beyond This Life. Some awesome grooves in that song.

[@armandklink4843]

It's only natural to progress forward with This Dying Soul

[@brudcampos]

Exactly. The song with IV and V steps of the Alcoholism saga.

[@cromosoma-vector]

And "The root of all evil", and "Repentance", and "The shattered fortress"...

[@jacobkohl9315]

Yes

[@slimefudge]

Hells yes ^^

[@Paregoros123]

Let's start the chant *12 step suite, 12 step suite, 12 step suite*

[@V.F.D.DaleSalvador]

Dream Theater: In The Name of God. AMAZING Instrumental AND Lyrics AND Short (14 Minutes)

[@cameronreyno7175]

BAHAHA I love how by our standards 14 minutes is average length

[@buynewsoul0]

In the Name of God, agreed

[@capoditutticapos19]

Incredible song, especially the outro

[@faustochaves9815]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES

[@dubstepmaker8645]

"Metropolis Part 2" men, we all waiting for this.

[@JungleScene]

honestly, Matropolis 2 may be some of DTs best work but its not really suited for reaction content. it should be listened to in one sitting with headphones and no distractions like making videos. Drew SHOULD listen to Metropolis Pt 2 but he should do it on his own time in a comfortable space with a good pair of headphones.

[@mike2003ars]

What about metrópolis pt 1. That song deserves a reaction

[@andyfox8377]

@@JungleScene agreed its not reaction material its a 80 minute album made to feel like 1 piece (and my favourite album of all time) it needs to be listened and absorbed.

[@lparksession]

Plenty of people on KZbin have reacted to the whole thing, broken up into a few parts, and it’s totally worth it.

[@antoniosagomes6152]

No

[@lparksession]

Continue the 12 Steps Suite with THIS DYING SOUL!

[@analoguesoul]

Exactly!!! Continue with the entire suite

[@robertsupers1150]

Yes. Continue with it.

[@mike2003ars]

Now I would suggest THE SHATTERED FORTRESS !!!!! even better than this one, and the closing song of the 12 step suite that started with the glass prision !! enjoy

[@Kipex]

Recommend you check out the entire twelve-step suite since you already did The Glass Prison which is the longest track. Maybe you misunderstood, but the five songs that the suite consists of are all on different albums, not just on Six Degrees. They share in concept and have musical continuations and references to the previous tracks as the suite progresses. 1. The Glass Prison (2002 - 13:53) 2. This Dying Soul (2003 - 11:24) 3. The Root of All Evil (2005 - 8:08) 4. Repentance (2007 - 10:43) 5. The Shattered Fortress (2009 - 12:49) Edit: Not sure how to avoid those auto timestamps. They obviously have nothing to do with this video :)

[@Zone_Ranger]

you could type...The Glass Prison (2002 - 13 min 53 sec) ....

[@tinsarcevic9557]

If you do this you have to react to the live version of The Shattered Fortress!! It’s amazing

[@mike2003ars]

YES Now I would suggest THE SHATTERED FORTRESS !!!!! even better than this one, and the closing song of the 12 step suite that started with the glass prision !! enjoy

[@mike2003ars]

I completely agree !! lets do it together, all the comunity give LIKE and all of US support to Drew to do the 12 step suite !!

[@Schatje79]

@@Zone_Ranger Or it's fine the way it is.

[@laicifo1]

Please try This dying soul or Honor thy Father or In the Name of God

[@MrBaklava]

Yes

[@dirtpile]

Train of Thought is my favorite DT album!

[@TUSVIDEOSS]

Honor thy father, yes!

[@mike2003ars]

THE SHATTERED FORTRESS !!!!! even better than this one, and the closing song of the 12 step suite that started with the glass prision !! enjoy

[@maurobilotti]

Train of Thought is by far my favourite.

[@RmonteiroHQ]

by the way, the scratch vinyl sound on the start connects with the ending of the "Scenes from a memory: metropolis part 2" álbum

[@GypStudioOfficial]

Yes it’s a perfect transition to the next album!

[@RmonteiroHQ]

i remember the first time i listened to this song, i was going to college, and i had to stop and park to listen a second time! insane song.

[@NooDLES411911]

Yeah it's my favourite dream theater song. I requested it a few times glad he got to experience it. It's nutty. First time I heard it my mind was blown.

[@PortugueseKeto]

First time I heard this was in the car, thought I was getting pulled over! 😂

[@exogenesis4273]

Going to reiterate: Their concept album "Scenes from a Memory" is the best collective work they've done. Think about it!

[@GMatt193]

Dream theater is a wormhole,there's just so much interesting stuff,seeing someone getting to them for the first time is always like re-experiencing those beautiful moments

[@lparksession]

'Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence' ".. is a type of concept album wherein the five songs which comprise the first disc explore different themes of lifetime struggle, such as alcoholism, loss of faith, self-isolation, sanctity of life and death. The sixth song-a 42-minute piece occupying the second disc, separated into eight tracks-explores the stories of six individuals suffering from various mental illnesses."

[@lparksession]

The rest of the 12 Step Suite (the songs chronicling the drummer's addiction and recovery) occur as one song each from the band's next 4 albums. It was always intended on being played in full live after the last track was released but the drummer quit Dream Theater before it could happen. He has performed the suite live though with members of Haken, dubbed 'Mike Portnoy's Shattered Fortress'.

[@stonerjoe21]

A NIGHTMARE TO REMEMBER! One of their best! Its dark, tells a story and has one of the best riffs ever in it!

[@welfiblablabla]

Love this song. The first DT song I've ever heard and still love it to this day 🤘 I still remember sitting in the car with my brother listening to it after we bought the record in the recordstore. Half a year later we went to their concert and this made this song also the first song I've ever seen live by any band 🤘

[@YcrowY]

Follow through with This Dying Soul next! It's the perfect follow up song and continues the 12-Step Suite as well.

[@meatmun7747]

This song is a part of a larger concept that starts out with this song called the Twelve Step Suite. The Twelve Step Suite includes "The Glass Prison", "This Dying Soul", "The Root of All Evil", "Repentance", and finally "The Shattered Fortress". All of the lyrics were written by then drummer Mike Portnoy detailing how he dealt with his alcoholism through the twelve step program of Alcoholics Anonymous. You should really consider going through them in order to completion. It is quite the musical journey and has quite a powerful message of overcoming addiction and perseverance. Plus "The Shattered Fortress" is one of my favourite songs ever.

[@alexanderzadoroznyj]

Dude. I saw them live at The Beacon Theater in NYC as a class trip with my music theory class. They played this whole album, had an intermission, and then played all of Metallica’s Master of Puppets album. Fuxking. Unreal.

[@jeffroLife]

Freaking amazing! Gods on their instruments!

[@apeflight5553]

Thanks for doing this one! Appreciate it. You should do the song 6 degrees of inner Turbulence, also a short but sweet song like The Count of Tuscany. It's only around 42 minutes long.

[@SerHenkan]

This is unironically an excellent suggestion. Six Degrees, to me, is a much better song than Tuscany (which feels like such a weird, queasy and cheesy song to me, especially the "I'm the Count of Tuscany!!!!" part), whereas Six Degrees has some great movements and melodies, akin to a progmetal version of a classical composition.

[@SwedeSpeeder]

Henkan You should check out the back story to count of Tuscany. It's something that happened to petrucci in Italy after a show. It's a great story and the song is worthy. So yourself s favor and check it out.

[@richarderfullt6635]

A classic o classics please THE DANCE OF ETERNITY -Dream Theater!

[@MARMAR-xw6gj]

Under a glass Moon live 1993 would be Amazing one of the best dream theater songs

[@tornoutlaw]

certainly one of the best soli!

[@0tisinchains]

I've been a Dream Theater fan for nearly 20 years and watching you react brings me back to the first time I got to hear them.... priceless man. Keep it up!

[@LuKeObR23]

Caligulas Horse - Graves Modern prog masterpiece

[@stevencrampton8506]

That new album is AMAZING

[@paravarium]

Aa much as I want to see him do Graves soon, I really think if he held off on it and did dream the dead and songs for no one first the payoff to Graves woild be unworldly.

[@samgquinlan]

​@@paravarium precisely! I came here to suggest Graves because it's arguably the prog-rock epic of the decade, it's got everything...but you're right. Really really hope he sees this!

[@DarkPolar666]

Dream Theater - Learning to live, quite the epic, I really recommend it!!! This one is one of the few ones written by the bassist :D

[@inkubuzz]

Yes please!!!!!

[@ubersoldat91]

Their best song after Octivarium imo

[@annaserenity5339]

Just wait for Drew's reaction to full Metropolis pt.2😄you're cool!))спасибо за видео!

[@markmccormack8619]

Can't have Dream Theater without Images and Words

[@strofer6693]

Yeah. I recommend take the time or learning to live. Take the time is a bit shorter than some of the other DT songs you've reacted to

[@denismacfarlane255]

Also Awake.

[@TheLePrO13]

Opeth - The Lotus Eater (Live at the Royal Albert Hall)

[@HaakonNerby]

The Count of Tuacany, Dark Eternal Night and Breaking All Illusions should be on your list! You'll love all of them

[@melyfisher5128]

I was waiting for this. Grettings from Chile. Love your channel

[@rtrooperw8115]

DT are the MASTERS! Try “This Dying Soul”! You’ll love it if you liked this. It’s the 2nd part. Not too long as well. 🤟🏻❤️

[@anambivalentenemy]

Next: Dream Theater-Lines in the sand

[@fuzzydunlop1988]

What a track! It has Doug Pinnick on it too. Unpopular opinion but Falling Into Infinity is possibly my favourite DT album.

[@RazLightbringer]

Masterpiece!!!!!

[@royoschroeder]

I was about to say -while browsing through the comments- how come no one has mentioned Lines in the Sand!! Please!!

[@brent3522]

@@fuzzydunlop1988 the demos for that album is what the band really wanted and could've been one of their best albums. But good thing because we wouldn't have had SFAM if it got released lol

[@apeflight5553]

After seeing how you've liked these past few tracks, I'd recommend some of the Iron Maiden epics. I know they aren't a prog-metal band, but they do have some prog elements here and there. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner would be a good place to start, based on your reactions here.

[@ahussuha9400]

or Empire of Thre Clouds

[@brudcampos]

AWESOME SONG FROM THEM. One of the best for sure! So glad to see your reaction. Another great video! KEEP THE DREAM THEATER EXPERIENCE. IT WILL BE WORTH IT!

[@elviszxy33]

Dude it’s so cool to see you discover more and more of this band! Count of Tuscany next for sure!

[@Axxeman2112]

DT has been my fav band for 17 years, so watching you is like basically watchinf myself when I heard those songs for the first time. I can absolutely relate to every gesture, face or expression you make.

[@OctavariumElite]

Hi Drew ! So nice to see you deep dive into DT, and there is so much more for you to enjoy ! Apart from the other recommendations that I see (a nightmare to remember, the count of tuscany, in the name of god, breaking all illusions ...), I would add that the live versions from Budokan, Boston, Luna Park, Score ... are WAY more enjoyable because you can actually see how those aliens can reproduce this in real life, and it's incredible :) Cheers from Paris

[@BasedRaven96]

Music is so universal its amazing

[@solitaryg]

Welcome to the family! DT is my fav band, I love that you are digging it!

[@Tribal260]

This was a trip. Great and honest reaction and really appreciate the commentary afterwards. That was fun to experience the song with ya and we can all tell the authenticity in the reaction.

[@maurobilotti]

This Dying Soul, Endless Sacrifice or Honor Thy Father from Train Of Thought will be one of your best reactions for sure. The best part of DT, the haviest one!

[@philipturner6279]

Seen these guys six times...they are THE band to see live.

[@nickroberts8642]

Caligula's Horse my dude

[@Slashhead1]

Yess

[@BigNeilbug]

Need to listen to Graves or Dream the Dead

[@Feel777]

Dream The Dead, yeah!

[@cameronreyno7175]

I just got into them recently! Was overjoyed that right as I became interested they put out an album

[@paravarium]

I was pushing for Dream the Dead here before it was cool 🤣 jk guys it's gonna be so sick when it goes down 🤘 But seriously why do you guys suggest Graves before Dream The Dead? If you build up to Graves then you get a much better payoff imo.. you really think he's only gonna stop at Dream the Dead?! 🤣 it's a concept too, making it even more interesting to save it for now.

[@lparksession]

This came out in 2002, nu-metal was huge (Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit etc) and I think Dream Theater was just going with the times by inserting the scratching into the breakdown section. This is the only song where they do that in their whole catalog if I'm not mistaken, and I think it works pretty well. It was just a sample sound played on the keyboards, would've been mad though if Jordan Rudess had actually lugged some turntables on stage and went full DJ Lethal!

[@markfernandes11]

It actually connects with the vinyl scratches from Metropolis Pt 2 ending, nothing to do with nu-metal

[@mr198221]

Never knew that

[@lparksession]

Marcelo Henrique There’s no vinyl “scratching” at the end of Metropolis part 2, the ending of Metropolis 2 is just white noise from a record running on its inner groove, that connects to Glass Prison and is what you hear at the beginning of the song. What I was talking about, and what Drew mentions in the video, is at 10:19 in this video with the turntable “scratch” effect, which is very much influenced by rap metal/nu-metal of the time.

[@scottjohnson7803]

Power Trip - Divine Apprehension Power Trip - Hornet’s Nest Power Trip - Crucifixation

[@wifflebat14]

Dream Theater are the gift that keeps on giving

[@Malkovith2]

You need to watch Beyond This Life - Live at Budokan and your Dream Theater experience will be much more complete. I believe it's one of the best live performances I've ever seen in my life.

[@Jahoragin94]

This song is a riff gold-mine, it's fucking ridiculous. Glad to see your enjoying DT, Drew, love it.

[@mikedervos5974]

yeap this song is mental mate!!! we definitely want more Dream Theater!

[@stevow3319]

Love this song sooo much. Back in 2004 or 5 I bought a NAD cd player amp etc. and took this cd to the store to try out different speaker set ups. The owner of the shop was a lovely old asian chap who I guess was not so familiar with epic metal, but his face when this song really kicked in was so funny. To say he was blown away is an understatement and he wanted it to use as a sample song. Mikes drumming at the intro floored him, I think I made a new DT fan that day!

[@onewaydown]

One of their best songs. Personally, "Train of Thought" is their best album. This one is a close 2nd. Definitely pick anything of TOT - "As I Am", "In the Name of God", "Stream of Consciousness" - almost can't lose.

[@dexterquotidian]

No

[@NooDLES411911]

Yes! This is my fav dream theater song

[@NobleRequiem90]

Nice one m8! Let's keep going with the rest of the suite this dying soul, the root of all evil repentance and the shattered fortress being my personal favorite. Love the DT reactions

[@davidgeorgeshatwellpittalu8456]

Metropolis - Part 1: "The Miracle and the Sleeper", probably their best song after Octavarium and A Change of Seasons.

[@amydpnw]

LOVE what you are doing Drew. Keep it going!!

[@billnole2188]

I was on the cruise to the edge in 2017. Portnoy put together a band to play the entire 12-step music suite. The crowd was exhausted by the end of the suite.

[@bobjason7540]

The Shattered Fortress uses many elements of Prison. Back to back its a great listen

[@tinsarcevic9557]

I think you should react to a live version next! The Shattered fortress is an amazing song with riffs, solos and drumming that will blow you away. Their performance live in Boston 2014 is astonishing.

[@daviddorantes4292]

Honor thy Father, please man. Sickest breakdown. Love your videos btw

[@rodarkness6189]

I listen Dream Theater for almost 20 years, and you really love the metal part of it, i recomend you A Nightmare To Remember, and if you want to come back to old Dream Theater, i recomend you Metrópolis. Great reaction!

[@lucianorosica]

If you liked this song, you'll love A Nightmare to Remember, ultra heavy and groovy riffs, great story lyrics and around the 15 min length

[@TAPolazius]

I enjoyed every second of your reaction and couldn’t stop smiling :-D It’s fun and interesting to see how you were blown away about the same awesome parts as I was hearing the song for the very first time :-D If you’d like to have a listen to DT’s craziest song (imo), check out “The Dance of Eternity” :-) Keep on the good work mate and greetings from Luxembourg!

[@malawigw]

He is not ready for the eternal dance yet

[@danielsilvaespinoza1324]

I needed this reaction! :D

[@Greatsky]

Glad you like it. You're in the DT club now. Welcome! The next steps are important. At some stage soon you need to do the entire album Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory. (it's one long story ; a musical masterpiece) Only then will you have graduated. Keep up the good work!!

[@samjerbs]

You are fucking good people man. Glad to see you doing well and enjoying the music

[@Ordinariyus]

Thank you for the video man, you did an awesome job as always! I believe you should try out The Great Debate or Misunderstood from the same album too. They are amazing tracks.

[@Albert-sn5nh]

In my opinion you should try: At Wits End, Breaking All Illusions, Illumination Theory, Fall Into The Light, The Ministry Of Lost Souls, The Best Of Times, A Nightmare To Remember, Outcry, The Spirit Carries On, Lie, Learning To Live, Honor Thy Father

[@kylereece1979]

Brilliant reaction with this one. Insane heavy twists and turns, like a roller coaster of riffs. Ill have a go at recommending Trivium to you again. Dream Theater are an influence on them,but they're not prog as such. " What the dead men Say "is a superb track with heavy , but seriously catchy grooves, a massive verse and chorus to sing to,and phenomenal guitar solos. Some Gojira sliding in the main riff too! Congrats again on yer channels success mate.

[@Jeff321]

Since you like Dream Theater, and they are my favorite band, my new favorite band is Haken. Tracks I'd recommend are Cockroach King for a short track, or Visions for a long one.

[@BigNeilbug]

Love Haken, they are incredible live. Looking forwards to Virus, never thought I'd say that in 2020. Love all their stuff👍 check out Celestial Elixir or Falling back to Earth!🤟

[@hugoorlandoellocogatti573]

we need more livestreams Drew!!

[@iulia.bianca.b]

I really enjoyed your reaction. Super genuine. I was here sitting by myself with this stupid smile, laughing at the faces you were making in different parts of the song. Love watching people experiencing Dream Theater for the first time.

[@stevencrampton8506]

So glad you've done this one! My absolute fave DT song.

[@HolySuperSheep]

Illumination Theory and In the Name of God(Live at Budokan) are two masterpieces and possibly the best Dream Theater has produced, please give a listen

[@eefvreeland9472]

What a great reaction! Thanks

[@cameronreyno7175]

You're doing all these prog rock band reactions, and I can't help but recommend that you listen to the OG and get into Rush

[@JohnH12321]

if you want the actual OGs: King Crimson, Yes, Genesis, Jethro Tull

[@James-zi4hj]

Subscribed for the Dream Theater content! They have such a wide range of sound, the more you listen the more you'll see the different their progression

[@jaapverouden]

I enjoy your reactions so much! So glad you did this one. In fact I like you to do ALL their songs, because they really are the best in their genre. But if you would like to make a sidestep, I really would recommend Haken with Veil. Cheers mate!

[@BigNeilbug]

One my favourite bands, check out Falling back to Earth too. Amazing song.

[@oblivion4lcf]

Good one mate! Between the buried and me extremophile elite!!

[@erynadan]

The Glass Prison was the first song I ever heard from Dream Theater, and while I've heard it probably more than a hundred times since, I still discovered yet another level to it while watching you respond. I've seen a lot of people recommend This Dying Soul as the next logical listen, and I would second it along with most of the Train of Thought album, it being very consistently good. If you wanted to do a truly epic prog response, the entirety of Metropolis: Scenes From A Memory Pt. 2 is probably one of their best whole works. The entire album is set up like a play/musical, featuring generally shorter tracks that all flow together into an overarching story. Can't recommend it strongly enough.

[@CompleteProducer84]

Amazing vid as always. A Nightmare To Remember next!! Or This Dying Soul

[@lineshawn4819]

I would love to see a Honor Thy Father reaction

[@wilko6679]

In the Name of God! For the grooves... And an instrumental section that blows the mind

[@Ultrasnd-88]

Nicely done! Great track and reaction! I’ll let your other subscribers recommend the next DT song but when you do venture to something else check out pain of salvation - a trace of blood. Or really anything from them. Keep it up!

[@crimsonseraph]

I've found your channel just looking for Dream Theater reactions, and you sir have not disappointed! Love the band, and love watching you enjoy them (no creeper lol). And yes, Count of Tuscany!! It's definitely in my top 5, maybe even top 3 DT songs. I can't wait for you to enjoy it!

[@anishchakradhar2586]

since you're already into dream theater you should seriously try 1. A Nightmare to Remember 2 Count of Tuscany 3 The miracle and the Sleeper 4. In The Name of God just listen to all, Dream Theater is a gem

[@chrishood2793]

Six Degrees starting with the Oveture is amazing.

[@jasonryan4994]

The next stop on your DT journey NEEDS to be 'The Dance of Eternity' from the album Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory. I think you will enjoy.

[@SwedeSpeeder]

Dream theater - Count of Tuscany. You won't regret it.

[@inkubuzz]

Go to their older stuff. The Mirror is the song that got me full into Dream Theater. Awake album is just a beast of an album.

[@fy1755]

Such a brilliant band saw them at download last year amazing

[@andrewsullivan3180]

The other parts to the 12 step suite are in order after this one : This Dying Soul, The Root of all Evil, Repentance and finishing with The Shattered Fortress which u should watch the live version from breaking the 4th wall (I was at that show, fucking amazing)...the only thing better than listening to a killer Dream Theater track is watching them play it live

[@tristan8823]

You lucky bastard. One of Petrucci's best solos in that one.

[@LockedAlx]

One of Rudess best solos too!

[@brent3522]

DT live is not so good on video, but when you get to experience them in person it's just so fucking incredible. I think my blood pressure shot up with excitement when they played the riff to Dark Eternal Night (which was what they opened with) in 2017. And I was 22yrs old lol.

[@walkerwright5977]

This reaction is exactly as it should be.

[@thomastaberski5909]

All great songs...thanks for sharing...checking in from Buffalo Ny..USA....

[@GeoffreyGodshall]

This is a song you need to listen to with your seat belt on. Start to finish.

[@ubersoldat91]

The minute or so transition into the final act of this song is up there as one of my favorite Dream Theater things. What a song, so powerful and heavy

[@danielrankin7463]

Please do Dream Theater: The Count of Tuscany, great story, great musicianship as always!

[@ilovetacos6092]

Such a good track. In my top 3 favorite DT tracks. Simply amazing.

[@kevinscarberough9391]

Metropolis pt 2: Scenes from a memory....this is an epic piece of work. My advice for what it's worth is to do 1 of 2 things. This album and story is beat suited lying on your bed with headphones and closed eyes enjoying the ride and then having your interpretations and your feelings about it on the video. Maybe you listen on your own and then replay your favorite elements on an episode and give your take on it...beleive me you will hear something new everytime...but I can see it working as a reaction video if you split it up into scenes...like a 3 episode series.

[@derikthehobbit395]

YES DREW THIS SONG SLAPS. Try this dying soul next as well as The ministry of lost souls

[@MaxLeGrand33]

If you're gonna do more DT songs, Metropolis, Part I must be one of those. It's their first ''majorly epic'' song, IMO. Also, I heard them play Glass Prison live, years ago, in a small venue in Montréal, we were feet away from the band. 3 hours, no other bands, just them. Best concert ever!

[@Boognoss]

The joy as you discover this album that I’ve loved since release is awesome.

[@analoguesoul]

Do the entire 12 Steps Suite man .... It will be crazy ❤️❤️❤️