Dream Theater - The Score So Far (20th Anniversary Documentary)

[@metalprogster]

How freaking cool is John myung... guy has zero ego and quietly goes about his business.. a kick ass musician who is at the top of his game..

[@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush]

Yeah he IS the quiet one lol!

[@jamescuttsmusicjcm5013]

I know. Great guy. Fantastic player.

[@lt.frankdrebin3317]

He's like that in-person too. Totally plain-speaking guy. You have to listen close because he is a quiet talker. His son and my daughter go to school together. I see his wife all the time at school functions, and occasionally John. Portnoy also lives about 5 minutes away. Was in his house.

[@Blackphillipsupporter]

@@lt.frankdrebin3317 Mike’s son is a Spittin image of him! He’s another kickass drummer!

[@puppyramen]

@@lt.frankdrebin3317 MP has moved to Pennsylvania for like 10 years?

[@avengedsoul6661]

4:23 That guy is the best Dream Theater fan alive. The things he didn't say are just as important as the things he said. He's a genius!

[@bacchusendo9032]

Mike Portnoy - "We shot our load on every level" Portnoy is character for sure.

[@新垣正次]

タワーレコード行ったら帯に原点回帰何だって🎵日本のタワーレコードは❗️ 世界にファンが存在するミュージシャンは大変ですね🎵

[@redsed1565]

@@新垣正次 ah fungoolu

[@BillyBoggle]

This doc. This band. All this time later it still gives me some jet fuel❤

[@Blackphillipsupporter]

Portnoy’s back!

[@billymccall5969]

This documentary was made for Octavarium, their 8th album. Now, Mike Portnoy is back in the band and they’re working on album #16! I would love to see another Documentary like this detailing Systematic Chaos and Black Clouds & Silver Linings, and then the Maningi era, and then Portnoy’s return and their latest album with him!

[@redsed1565]

WTF? Portnoy wanted back in years ago and they rejected him! Why the change of mind now? Feel so sorry for Mangini.

[@planetcaravan2925]

​@@redsed1565 maybe they wanted some fresh insights? Cant say their latest albums are great nor memorable

[@UnclePhil1112]

@@redsed1565I mean, they can’t just outright kick Mangini out of the band, I think him leaving, and Portnoy rejoining was a mutual feeling between everyone.

[@captainravioli1364]

@@redsed1565James wasnt in touch with Portnoy for years and Portnoy only got back into playing music with anyone from the band in 2021 with JPs solo album and LTE3

[@radigass]

20th anniversary- finally Myung talks!

[@dontlistentomeniggabitch7727]

hahahha

[@garrettsimms-rowe8531]

They're talking about how scenes from a memory was a highlight in their career Portnoy- if that had failed commercially or critically we would have given up Petrucci- we really needed to do a record like scenes Rudess- we've been getting along well and making a living ever since Labrie- this album rekindled the magic relationship we have with our fans Myung- it's great I love them regardless of what they say but myung is funny

[@jonathansefcik473]

He talked in the progressive bass concepts instructional video.

[@petesorensenguitar]

Kinda cool how the two Johns were the original homies - the original duo!

[@CH-wk6gw]

Some serious bromance going on there.

[@FlyingStickDrummer]

Portnoy was one of them too. They started the band together. Portnoy’s father recommended the name “dream theater”

[@therealdennisprager]

@@FlyingStickDrummer not until Berklee, but the Johns we’re together since childhood

[@stevemartis1204]

@@therealdennisprager actually, the John's met at Berklee, Petrucci and Moore had been together since childhood

[@singingsheepytps9240]

@@stevemartis1204 did you watch this video? The Johns talk about growing up together. They knew each other in school.

[@KevinLuWX]

You know Dream Theater is a great band when none of their fans can agree on their best work.

[@ZaphiroAnejo]

Yep, it seems almost every album they put out can be a fan favorite, have seen a different one at #1 on many lists of "best DT albums"

[@logic_rules]

Great statement

[@wavemotion2609]

Those CGI of John myung speaking are state of the art. They look so real must have been hard to make

[@logic_rules]

And AI didn't exist in 2005, right?

[@captainravioli1364]

@@logic_rulesit did but not generative AI

[@anthonygrizzly6924]

Time stamp?

[@myworms]

Mike’s uncompromising vision for the band is what helped them survive the 90’s.

[@Moshugaani]

_"I feel like I'm playing with the greatest musicians in the world._ _We're making the most satisfying music on every level."_ *- Mike Portnoy* @ 48:33 Damn right.

[@MsRais123]

without doubt one of the greatest band ever....they never sold out,they stayed true to their music.My deepest respect for that

[@progfoxmusic]

What about now

[@morlun838]

@@progfoxmusic They still haven't sold out. Still heavy, still proggy, still have 20 min long songs and exceptional musicianship.

[@redsed1565]

Portnoy did.

[@planetcaravan2925]

​@@redsed1565 did what?

[@redsed1565]

@@planetcaravan2925 sold out and now he wants back in!

[@rockersamurai]

I can confidently say I didn't experience real music until I heard the Ocatavarium album - that album is and will always be one of the best that I will ever hear.

[@FirstLast-cd6vv]

*Every* record DT has put out is a masterpiece.

[@JaredGH26]

That’s the first album I’d ever experienced that feeling too. It was on the way to track meets my sophomore year of high school (2009). My buddies were messing around, but I wanted to focus. So I’d lay on the bus seat with my headphones in jamming to this album.

[@adamswing6115]

@@FirstLast-cd6vv I love DT but like self titled, it's ehhhhhh imo

[@TheDarkEternalKnight07]

​@@adamswing6115 the only meh album DT has it's The Astonishing imo

[@adamswing6115]

@@TheDarkEternalKnight07 maaaaaaaan I love the astonishing

[@Dynanium]

7:53 Did I just see John Myung smile? :O

[@wiggy009]

Dynanium no you didn't it's a classic illusion demonic Lords play on mortals to gain their trust. Be careful

[@songnaru]

I saw their concert yesterday in Korea and I achieved one of my life goals. It was fucking amazing.

[@sthana]

same here. but I saw them in Indonesia..!

[@andreaiachini7517]

I am surprised because in this video, they sort of apologize for making an album like Falling into Infinity. I don't know what they are talking about, because for sure that album is not the greatest album of the music history. For sure it is not the best Dream Theater album too. And it sounds also very different from the other albums. But in THAT album there are iconic DT songs like Lines in the sand, Hell's Kitchen, Trial of tears, Hollow Years, New Millenium, Peruvian Skies, Anna Lee, Burning my Souls! I mean maybe I named all the songs in the album LOL Yes the other 3-4 tracks that I have not named, are that kind of tracks that Portnoy is complaining about. That kind of songs written "to satisfy the industry". And honestly we all felt that at the time. But the other songs are LEGIT Dream Theater songs!! It was just a different Dream Theater album, but it was GREAT. In his own way. And I always liked that album from the first day. I never understood all the criticism about that album, still today, more than 20 years after it came out. Anyway we had almost another 20 years of Dream Theater after this anniversary! This is amazing!

[@KakoSales85]

Yeah, man. Got you definitely. I just love FII and I too don't understand why they created this obscure atmosphere around this album. FII has amazing (yeah, amazing) songs... Much better than some from later albuns. Still can't understand why they reject this album so much.

[@maciejkowalski2759]

@@KakoSales85 I think they are complaining not so much about the album itself but about the atmosphere that surrounded making of this album. And sure, while most of the songs that ended up on the album are quite good, there was a bunch of songs that they also recorded during that period but which DIDN'T end up on the album - like Raising the Knife, or Metropolis part 2. The songs had to be cut in favor of some shorter, more commercial songs. And while in the end its maybe better that the 25 minute version of Metropolis part 2 did not make it onto the album, as it made way for "Scenes from the Memory", at the time the band could have been really frustrated about not being allowed to release that song.

[@AnnWahlquist]

I think its One of their absolut best ones....

[@fclefjefff4041]

I love how you list all the reasons the album received criticism, then announce that you never understood why the album received criticism.

[@harrywompa]

yeah! Rush fans! I'm glad they settled on James Lebrie, I love his voice. All of them are masters at their craft. My personal favorite album is Train of Thought.

[@brucefell6841]

A true band of original music, conception, and emotion... you will not be disappointed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@palopo-t3v]

I can't believe how well mixed Images and Words is. Why can't they sound like that again!!

[@Enforcer0623]

+palonazo First of all, Images and Words is great... It's unique sound is bound together by their original keyboardist, Kevin Moore... Whom left the band while working on "Awake." It's the album that got us all hooked... BUT... It isn't every fans favorite anymore... Most albums post Falling into Infinity (Which still has some GREAT songs, most notably "Lines in the Sand" and John Myung's "Trial of Tears.") have been pretty fantastic... Especially Systematic Chaos (My favorite DT album to date) and Octavarium... Listen to them a little more carefully sir... You have to change things up sometimes to keep the peoples interest intact...

[@Nettacki]

+Eric E Gutierrez I'm surprised you consider Systematic Chaos your favorite DT album to date, because to me (and to many others), it's one of their weaker efforts. You could tell they were working on a schedule and not in a way that allowed their songwriting to be more organic like older releases.

[@palopo-t3v]

In my opinion, the DT sound that got me hooked stopped to exist when Kevin Moore left. People complain about Mangini now... they have no idea how much more significant the change to Rudess was than the change to Mangini. Moore was magic, he was the melancholy in all those great Awake songs. But I guess it all depends on when you started following the band and if you're in for the music or just for the CALCULATORRRR METALLLL. I'm a 90s boy I guess.

[@Pulsed101]

+palonazo Their new album is pretty solid.

[@palopo-t3v]

Pulse It is, but it's nowhere near Images and Words, Awake or Falling into infinity.

[@Xepent]

Dude dream theater changed my life. I love these guys and have never met them

[@planetcaravan2925]

Ive met only portnoy..

[@Hallow334]

IMO, the greatest prog metal band of all time. Dream Theater is like the perfect storm of musicians. I've only seen them live once, but it was a dream concert for me. To see two of my favorite bands tour together, Dream Theater and Queensrÿche, was nothing short of amazing. The only thing that could have made it better would have been to see the 1988-1991 version of Queensrÿche.

[@Phant0mK16]

As a member of a local prog band this is SO inspiring to me... I even get watery eyes!

[@ВячеславУ-у4м]

I got on listening to Dream Theater in 1994 and we had like a big company of friends who were all crazy about their music and after so many years they still have same appeal to our minds, great!

[@darksunwithin]

Nice to see the beginning portion with emphasis on the three founding members (Portnoy's spirit is missed), and thankfully no angry granny wailing to be heard in this doc.

[@broFH]

What a band man... I mean, what a career. THIS is what greatness looks like, these guys are some kind of heroes .

[@dinospumoni663]

The first concert I'd ever been to was on this tour and to this day it remains the best concert I've ever been to, even though I've seen loads of great artists since then such as AC/DC, Iron Maiden, and Kanye West (and Dream Theater 4 more times).

[@crimsonplayzzz9741]

Feast your eyes folks, John Myung playing a four string bass

[@woundedhead]

John Myung is my fucking hero, thanks for your talent! Thank you Dream Theater!

[@Enforcer0623]

+woundedhead He should write more songs... Trial of Tears is GENIUS... One of their best songs ever...

[@Vl1imir]

30th. I Miss Portnoy...

[@blackthorn2200]

+Barraco Barner trolling is cool

[@kevinmeli]

Vl1imir same :(

[@TheGuitarjock]

I miss him too, but Mike really is amazing. If I had a band that had its pick of drummers, I would want both of them!!!!

[@TheGuitarjock]

It would be kind of like Alien Vs. Predator; the best of both words!

[@stevemorissette5080]

Mangini is everything they need

[@Think.Make.Generate]

I still remember talking to the band outside the Riviera club in Chicago after the show on the Awake tour. Thanks for all the great music over the years. Im still introducing your music to people.

[@mattlloyd1799]

I really hope Portnoy and the gang do get back together at some point. I always felt he was the heart and soul of Dream Theater.

[@michaelflorczyk1394]

Liquid Tension Experiment 3 my dude.

[@michaelflorczyk1394]

@Andrew Salter Sure he'll get back on stage with them as a guest

[@juniorthornton3819]

Mike Mancini is way better

[@jamieharr4459]

@@juniorthornton3819 I need to check out this Mancini guy! Is he as good as Mangini?

[@PinkSpiderFan10]

As much as I respect mangini and I like his playing, DT had less feeling and less soul since 2011 imo. But that’s just my preference. Still an awesome band nonetheless.

[@beefcake0354]

1:30 Petrucci with the finger. hahaha, that attitude is so 80's \m/

[@Nedwin]

John Myung looks like a boss of Yakuza or something doing inspection in a music school, when he is walking with his black jacket and tied hair. So cool! He's my hero.

[@1969DayTripper]

dream theater is one of those rare bands that can be like by all people. my grandma who hates metal but she loves six degrees of inner turbulance and the count of tuscany. i love that! dream theater forever!

[@sebax6933]

I'm starting a new band with a guitarist that i grew up with. Our influences are Dream theater of course and Symphony X, Circus Maxmimus too. We're making a youtube channel soon so we can star making demos, because we really love music and we will study on berklee as well. All i got to say. Dream Theater, now i can die in peace.

[@MrRafting]

pff yeah, good luck getting to Berklee and managing to finance the 4-5 years of studying, its like one of the most expensive colleges in usa

[@user-uu4tr7kf1z]

MrRafting shut up man. It's his dream. Not yours.

[@wiggy009]

Nice man I'll take a listen

[@solinvictus2132]

Well it's been 6 years now but I hope you're on the right track man, good luck🤘

[@Drengsrud96]

46:05-46:14 It's like watching an elementary school student recite the multiplication table :3 He makes it look so easy!

[@Enforcer0623]

Beautiful... I love these guys so much... Best band EVER!!!

[@jimbeaux89]

Favorite band for over 20 years. DT rocks man

[@VictoriusHD]

I started to listen DT last year a few month before I saw them on the Along for the Ride tour in Europe. Since then I listen DT almost daily. People say DT is no more like it was with Portnoy. Even though I'm glad they continued to sing after Portnoy's departure.

[@Enforcer0623]

+VictoriusHD Agreed... Dream Theater still sounds great, and their newest album is among their best work... I still think Portnoy is the better drummer, but Mike Mangini still does the job very well... And they are still my favorite band no matter what...

[@Gnathan96]

+Eric E Gutierrez portnoy is pretty awful

[@Enforcer0623]

Nathan Gonzalez, I don't know how one comes to that conclusion given his extraordinary skill set, but I respectfully disagree.

[@brahmaputraa22]

We all the dream theater fans is always supported you all guys...so keep rockin, keep writing music,and kerp sickness...you guyss rocks!!

[@NorvenAux]

The fact that it was so difficult for them to make it in the industry being the 4 most talented musicians on the planet is seriously confusing..

[@Khazandar]

They weren't the talent that labels wanted at the time. Think about it, labels back then were looking for a new Black Album, radiohits. Not progressive stuff.

[@robwalsh9843]

DT were essentially an 80's act that didn't break until the 90's. Even during the 80's it was hard to sell progressive metal that wasn't Queensryche to the record industry.

[@Blackphillipsupporter]

Unless you are on an independent label, it’s hard to maintain 100 percent creative control over your music. Most labels want 3 min radio hits, not 12 min epics that showcase actual talent.

[@polarbear1932]

Blame the damn consumers who hate good music just because they can't bang their heads to 4/4 beats...

[@planetcaravan2925]

​@@polarbear1932 or maybe record companies who think they know the best

[@raymondfiammetta72]

Charlie rest in peace man 😢

[@claytondenton2385]

It's gonna be time to do a 40 year anniversary documentary

[@Bussinwizardfr]

most inspiring video i have ever seen and will ever see in my life

[@Khazandar]

I love how the hair has gotten progressively less poofy xD

[@Moskal91]

progressively 👻 hehe

[@SirBread13]

For the record I fucking love Awake, it is one of my favourite albums. Scarred and Voices are fantastic songs.

[@EgoNomiQ]

What an honorable band.

[@gareginasatryan6761]

Love the early DT sound. The bass is punchy and distinct from the guitar. Very Rush/Yes. Later on, it’s more molded into the background.

[@ferdjanklow3566]

I've heard people say "I'd kill to play like Petrucci," "I wish I could play like Myung," "I want to learn keys like Rudess," etc. In twenty years of being a fan, I have never, ever heard anyone say "i wish I could sing just like La Brie."

[@Byakku97]

Here you have one... i would kill to have his voice.... like really... i play the guitar tho xD

[@br00t4lbreakdownzfuk]

I wish I could hit the notes he hits, just with my own voice thanks :')

[@Moshugaani]

I think he was fucking amazing in his heyday! He has the same dilemma as Neal Morse. Some people just can't seem to stomach his voice. :D

[@daoyang6055]

He hits those high notes naturally. Nowadays he's old and his voice is tired.

[@danieltoliaferro3330]

I love how he used to push out those vibratos on long held notes. Very unique and original.

[@avinashgurumurthy8756]

This documentary is amazing, kudos to whoever put this together. I love hearing about dts past about how they came to be

[@thrillhofork1494]

I'm glad 300,000 people had the time to watch this. This shit is interesting

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

I've seen Dream Theater 3 times and for my money, they are the best band ever in the progressive metal genre and have made some of the finest music ever

[@Abear138]

These guys are the real deal.....

[@terrencerattigan5914]

Scenes is the best album, hands down. Musically, creatively, it's the epitome of everything they are. I can listen from beginning to end, and restart it again

[@droptherapy2085]

And now three quarters of those fans are probably at their keyboards right now complaining about their newer stuff after black clouds and silver linings and how the astonishing is "an insult to mankind". The sad thing is, those were the most enthusiastic dream theater fans I have ever seen, probably because I have never been to a concert.

[@jeffgarrison7056]

I remember spending hours upon hours, in 7th, 8th & 9th grade, memorizing the notes from the Appetite songbook to learn all of the g n r songs... good times!!!

[@OlahJozsefBotond]

"I've met John and John in school..." LOL +reason to go to school :))

[@tadeomega6110]

greatest band in the world, thanks for ever

[@digitaldeathsquid3448]

I love Mike's punk-influenced attitude to the music he loves making. Falling Into Infinity was certainly a low point for them, thanks to those producers. You still gotta love them.

[@sebax6933]

Wtf is wrong with you? What punk? Punk sucks and has no music in it, you'll never see the gods play shit.

[@cesarfrias1587]

Sebax pffff you know nothing.

[@digitaldeathsquid3448]

Sebax I meant his attitude to making music. Because Dream Theater's sound is unique and, well, progressive, the producers for Falling Into Infinity tried to take that Unique point from Dream Theater and churn out generic hits. This is something no punk would ever do. They eschew the music industry trying to screw them over. Thus, Mike's attitude is similar to punk musicians. I didn't say they PLAYED punk music.

[@digitaldeathsquid3448]

Toxic Potato exactly.

[@awsmdrummer62]

Sebax Do you know anything about punk music?

[@Lauren-se5bu]

It's just so weird and mind-blowing that this band has existed more than a decade before I was even alive. They really have been around a long time. Which reminds me, take it easy on LaBrie! He's been doing this for so long of course he's not going to be able to sing like he used to. People can be just unnecessarily cruel.

[@deathscythekim729]

JAMES IS PERFECT FOR DREAM THEATER..IT'S LIKE.."NAILED IT"

[@theadamblock]

So, I actually had no clue who dream theater were until relatively late. I wasn't much of a prog guy but portnoys liquid drum theater DVD converted me into a fan for life 🤘🏻

[@tomaliff4944]

31:41 Hollow Years 46:03 In The Name of God 37:17 Overture 1928

[@Pulsed101]

Only started listening to DT after picking up the "Greatest Hit" album on an impulse but, fell in love with them almost straight away. A truly great band!

[@5instruments1986]

On a side note: I got into Megadeth in much the same way, when I impulsively bought their Rude Awakening DVD. Love at first watch!

[@iaspace7601]

20:30 OMG! Myung said!!

[@ATreacherousFoe]

JMX actually said "thanks" TWICE to my & my buddy as we were leaving the Armory in Rochester Friday night, we saw him on his way out to the bus, we were floored that he spoke to us! Set & stage for the new tour is badass btw, must see if they are coming near you.

[@llawma2588]

"The notes he doesn't play are just important as thr notes he played", I love the quote,,,,so true

[@chrisvargas2973]

It's crazy how big things that happen in life don't really happen all the time.But every now and then something huge happens whether it's with history ,science, political, spiritual and now with DT musically. Not taking away from the greats lineups like journey,YES,Genesis, on and on etc. dream theater is an inspiration for prog Rock/metal.love these guys thank you to the music gods above for them. may they continue their great contribution to the wield of music. "music is gods way of telling us we are not alone"...

[@matan97d]

i think all of their albums are equally amazing and interesting , so it's just a matter of taste

[@theyescapedtheweightofdarkness]

I never got to see rush live but if I get to see dream theater at least once in the next few years I'm happy

[@mathameline]

finally dream theater is john and john band :)!

[@seazonofthefly]

I&W and Awake are magical albums. All their albums are great. But there was something magical about DT from 92'-00'.

[@jonp4846]

Agreed plus I put ACoS in there. That song is incredible.

[@marinhrabric6162]

I think it would be cool if they re-recorded When Dream and Day Unite with the current lineup

[@planetcaravan2925]

Why? I think once something is done its done

[@BalamMusic]

Oh... that just hit me man, thanks for clearing it

[@anaamee]

Gosh, Labrie's voice was soooo amazing at the time ! I'll always feel sad for him and DT about when he had his vocal injury, I mean, just imagine how it would be.... Listen to the live at marquee, especially Metropolis, the best Metropolis live ever !!! Labrie's sang like a god !

[@jzmmm]

The kevin moore era had this sonic feel to it that was so epic

[@horppymehu]

Awake is the grooviest dt record

[@bryllecortes9780]

30th Anniversary of Dream Theater 1985-2015 Yeah!

[@grahamobrien4221]

Ironic how they use an Irish guy at the beginning, they haven't played there since 2001. I'd love to see them here in Ireland!

[@howitusedtobe]

Never once heard pull me under on the radio or saw the video . I was glued to MTV at that time too ..

[@ThomasRomoTheScot]

I remember the first time I heard "Pull Me Under" on the radio, and I thought to myself, "Yes! Finally a band who will save rock from the destructive non-ability of Kurt Cobain."

[@patricklauer4452]

Thomas Romo leave Nirvana alone you annoying boomer

[@gerritk1504]

Nirvana had a very simple tone, but that tone hit the nerve of the time perfectly. Just because one band is more technical, it isn't better. I like Dream Theater more, but Nirvana was, and rightly so, one of the biggest bands rock has ever seen.

[@rooster1038]

@@gerritk1504 Well said.

[@matheuslobato9212]

Fuck nirvana

[@kitsune630]

@@matheuslobato9212 and fuck you too, just because a band is simple doesnt mean its bad, and if you think you’re better than people just because you like prog then you can go fuck yourself

[@TheSateef]

great documentary, thanks for posting. it still blows me away that a bunch of young, relatively inexperienced guys made the best album of all time, I&W. that kind of genius obviously doesn't come along very often.

[@BenMichalowicz]

1:05: When he says they change like no other band, I say Rush lol. Both have changed profusely, but I think Rush, considering they're like 10-11 years older than DT, they've changed more than this band. Bottom line, both are awesome. This is just my opinion, but I'm open to differences and other opinions

[@DuffBassGNR2]

I would agree, except that Rush is a little older...they started in 1968. But Rush has definitely changed the most of any band I know. Dream Theater is definitely a second though

[@Theawkwardblock]

I love how you're like "I disagree but open to discussion" on the internet. Mature as fuck. Good on ya, bro.

[@beefcake0354]

it's pretty simple actually. DT are heavily influenced by Rush. so Rush changed the world with their music, then DT took it to the next level. but bottom line is, as you said, they're both great.

[@fraroc]

Rush went through phases in their history. From their debut to Moving Pictures they were 70s prog rock, then in the 1980s they went through sort of a synthpop/new wave phase with Geddy Lee playing more keyboards. Presto to Clockwork Angels is more of the traditional prog.

[@peterschmidt6571]

fraroc first time we listened to rush we thought "who´s the femal singer".took a decade to know who geddy is.im into rush since 20years now.rush is a music fairytale,allways !!!!!!!!!

[@BorisGarami]

Dream Theater, greeting from SLOVAKIA! you´ re the best

[@nmurlatt]

Oh shit its Jordan with hair.

[@ngikks]

lmao, this crack me up!!

[@bryanacosta7684]

1:57 fucking nice CGI of John Myung talking looks like a real John Myung

[@MarkFolkerts]

18:00 James LaBrie is exactly why I like this band

[@EhDogg]

32:50-34:07 Mike Portnoy's words are golden here. This is what making music is all about ladies and gentlemen!

[@AndreiMusicMan]

I wish I could give it more than one thumbs up. Greatest band on earth. It has everything. It's heavy, it's melodious and it's all about music. Musicianship at its very best. I wish the new drummer will be Mike Portnoy. :-

[@KazeinHD]

How do you feel now, all these years later?

[@AndreiMusicMan]

Haha, we have come full circle 😂

[@melrakan]

The first Dream Theater album I heard was Octavarium. I understood what the band was about, and that's what really keeps me as their fan.

[@sergiovelasquez5138]

18:50 James looks like he wants to build a wall.

[@abrahamsierra8495]

Jajajajjaajjajaja

[@isaacmathews4693]

Such an incredible group of brilliant musicians. *SALUTE!*

[@gotadrop]

52:28 Primera ves en Chile. velodromo del estadio Nacional . de las mejores noches de mi vida >:D

[@samvela7242]

Imo…the most important band of all time. Definitely the bands that inspired them should be considered equal…but I’m talking about 2023! Cheers boys! ❤

[@vukf1795]

50:55 jackie chan on violin ! :D

[@Mysticbean54]

mikes quote at the end is amazing

[@reyalskrad1]

''we just shot our load on every level'' yes, mike, you sure as fuck did.

[@Chuloloc]

Awesome. Hail Dream Theater. Great documentary, great music, great band.

[@MemoD2]

he spoke!

[@ZackAttack1798]

"I feel like I'm playing with the best musicians in the world." You are :D and you're one of them too!