Dream Theater - Through My Words and Fatal Tragedy Live in San Francisco 2000

I apologize for not uploading this shortly after my last video, like I said I would. This video took much longer to make than I expected. Regression, Overture 1928, and Strange Deja Vu are uploaded as a separate video, which you can watch here (click "show more" if on PC): • Dream Theater - Regres...
Anyway, I decided to re-upload this because I de-interlaced it incorrectly the first time around. However, as I started EQing the video, I realized that I could EQ it much better than I did with my first upload. I also noticed that the audio was off-sync during these two songs, so I tried to re-sync it the best I could. Here's a portion of the description from the first upload, which contains details about the bootleg and the show:
"This was aired on a Japanese TV station called Rock City. I'm not certain that Through My Words and Fatal Tragedy are from the San Francisco show, but I know that Regression, Overture, and Strange Deja Vu are, since James shouts "San Fran!" [in the middle of Strange Deja Vu], and there are no gaps between the songs. Also, Through My Words and Fatal Tragedy have multiple camera shots, while the rest of the show doesn't, which further raises the suspicion that they may be from a different show. [They also have completely different mixes.] Another interesting thing from this footage is that John uses his Ibanez JPM P2 on Fatal Tragedy, which served as his backup guitar for most of the Metropolis 2000 tour. This is because he only had one Music Man prototype at the time, which is also why he still used his Ibanez guitars for Home [which is in drop D tuning], and songs that required a seven-string."

[@coreymaster1369]

I can’t thank you enough for uploading these gems to KZbin! I’m a fairly recent fan of DT (since 2017) so going back to watch these videos and rare songs is amazing.

[@TheDarkEternalKnight07]

This show is from February 6. The other video is from the same day. They didn't played Regression and Through My Words on the second San Franscisco show of the Metropolis 2000