Rappers React To Dream Theater "Pull Me Under"!!!

[@metalguru85]

That was the full version. The abrupt ending was signifying death, which can happen suddenly. By far, my favourite Dream Theater song! Glad you guys done this 🤘

[@TheBlackQueen]

In reality, they just didn't know how to end the song so they went with a Beatles' I Want You ending lol

[@kristaspecht]

It was great seeing them get into it! Then "what????" Ending lol.

[@brandonmclean6108]

Being a drummer and my dad being basically Steve Vai, this was our jam song. We both jammed, we both sang, but this was my first "melodic" song I grew up on. These kids these days have no clue what music is. I'm black, death, thrash, Nu metal, but I'm a tenor and can sing this drumming like it wasn't shit. But THIS song will always be a special time in my heart. Jamming with my dad, a lead guitarist well established gave it all up for me...Selfish prick! XD

[@scottlaughlin9897]

This is the song that introduced me to DT. Was hooked first listen. But my 3 favs. Panic Attack, Endless Sacrifice, and In the name of God. In no particular order.

[@metetural9140]

Definitely isnt them running out of CD space 😉

[@timmiller2913]

A Change of Seasons is my favorite Dream Theater song. It's incredible

[@neuromancerx]

Change of Seasons is a must, please.

[@jonathantaylor3074]

Do you think Smokey and Hollywood could handle almost 25 minutes!? I would tune in immediately for that!

[@neuromancerx]

@@jonathantaylor3074they have done Rush 2112, so it’s doable 😊

[@falloutfan2502]

Signal Boost!!!

[@christophneumann112]

That drummer is Mike Portnoy. He is right up there with Neil Peart as one of the greatest drummers ever. He recently reunited with Dream Theater, and they just started work on their 16th album.

[@Frostrazor]

you forgot Queensryche as a core ingredient to the mix of this gem. The ending is abrupt because about the end of life. It's there and suddenly it's not. It ends quick and without warning. Some songs are so memorable and leave such an impression that you just can't forget the first time you heard it (same is true for me Smells like Teen Spirit). First time I heard Pull Me Under (or Dream Theatre at all) I was in Piedmont, CA it was late in the year 1992, I was working at a Safeway. I was in my car taking my lunch break returning to work and it came on an underground metal station from San Jose (92.3. i think it was), and I was slackjawed gobsmack floored as this blasted through my speakers and was instantly hooked. I was 5 mins late returning from lunch because I could not turn it off. I called the station later to find out who it was, went the next day to Tower Records and bought the CD. To this day, it's one of my top most played CDs I have. Interestingly enough similar circumstances first time I heard Teen Spirit by Nirvana - but I had just gotten off work and on my way home.

[@codydrummer]

FYI Hollywood, I know you're a fan of Avenged Sevenfold. Their guitarist Synyster Gates and the Rev both cite Dream Theater as one of their influences. The abrupt ending is a nod to the Beatles I believe who had an abrupt ending due to running out if tape. When Bruce Dickinson quit Iron Maiden, Dream Theater's James LaBrie was mentioned as a possible replacement. I think the next Dream Theater song should be "As I Am". It's another pretty straightforward song like this one and was inspired by Queensryche's guitarist telling John Petrucci of DT that he could give him lessons on how to write hits.

[@alanalanis2257]

I heard James Labrie was actually offered to sing for Iron Maiden but he turned it down due to his commitment to Dream Theater.

[@codydrummer]

@@alanalanis2257 it was also right around the time of Labrie's vocal chord issues

[@llusk6375]

Mike Portnoy on drums. 😊

[@michaelmccombs2959]

Nuff said.

[@sfsf167]

Death - the philosopher Death - spirit crusher

[@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead]

Also, "Expect The Unexpected" by Control Denied (Death singer/guitarist Chuck Schuldiner's side project). I've been considering making this song my Patreon request, what do you think?

[@rookieguru]

Spiritual Healing 🔥🤘🏻

[@MartinMaxFerdinand]

Throw "Story to tell" into the mix as well. :)

[@Nightdominia]

I remember hearing this song on the radio as a kid. It always made me feel Low-key confident when I was a quiet, shy little girl.

[@teeveeviewerski3381]

I know exactly where I was when I heard this song. I was praying they would say who the band was. They did, fan ever since.

[@alanalanis2257]

​@@teeveeviewerski3381Same here!!

[@dccraig03]

Is someone going to tell them that the drummer in Dream Theater is the same guy who played on Avenged Sevenfold's Nightmare album after The Rev died?

[@Thessik73]

I never tire of that riff.

[@SuperDoomspoon]

Drummer Mike Portnoy is back in the Band.He is the one that stepped in to help A7X finish their Nightmare Album after The REV passed. He was a Big Influence for the REV!!🤟🤟👍

[@mikebailey8297]

I first heard this from Guitar Hero: Legends Of Rock. Been on my playlist ever since. Also the drummer covered for Avenged Sevenfold (nightmare) when their drummer sadly passed.

[@Brando-Lee3725]

I first heard this song on Headbangers Ball on MTV (yup they played music at one time) and introduced me to this killer band ! I went out and bought the CD later that week and I've been a fan ever since . And this song still holds a special place in my heart just because that song ran through my head all week until I could finally purchase it . With no youtube or streaming then , I was desperately trying to remember the lyrics , hooks and melodies off hearing it one time on a Saturday after midnight !!!

[@MetalMann-de3xi]

One of the most underrated moments from Dream Theater is playing "Hollow Years" Live from Budokan. This song is proof that if Dream Theater wanted to, they could've dominated the mainstream airwaves. The live version is so much better than the studio version because they throw in so much improv. After that you can return to the heavier side of Dream Theater by listening to Panic Attack. Both of these songs are on the shorter side but are still great.

[@TheBlackQueen]

I always considered DT as a mix of Megadeth, Rush, Queensryche, Yes, and Pink Floyd. Some songs lean more on one two of these but generally, these are the ingredients I always picked up! Though they always made sure to throw some more stuff like Metallica, Muse, Radiohead, Linkin Park, et cetera

[@thunderspike1892]

Back when Kevin Moore was still playing the keyboards. Phenomenal player

[@dvaderwasframed]

This is a band I never got into. I think I'm gonna have to do a deep dive on them. This sounded pretty good

[@TofuBug24]

That is the biggest understatement right there. I got introduced to them back in 1995 when I had a Japanese exchange student live with us for a year. He was a guitarist and had a LOT of Dream Theater's CD's including Images and Words where this song came from. To say that album had a profound impact on my tastes in metal is not doing it justice. They had a HUGE following in Japan long before they were popular here in the states. To give you perspective despite being big into metal I did not meet another Dream Theater fan until almost 3 years later when I was in boot camp in Illinois, and it was JUST one guy. Apparently his home town had an indie station that would play their songs a lot (lucky chump 😛) Since the BRIDGES in most of their songs is longer than most radio friendly pop and rock songs its not a surprise they don't get as much play. Their entire catalog is filled with absolute bangers and this song was on the shorter side of their normal songs. These guys are literal musical craftsmen. Not their heaviest track but "Space-Dye Vest" off of their Awake album is still my personal favorite. it got me through a really rough part of my life when I was in my early 20's. Though for PURE epic musicianship you have to listen to Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a memory a SEVENTY SEVEN minute long metal opera (A story across the whole album) and it is glorious

[@scottlaughlin9897]

Songs to check out As I Am Panic Attack In the name of God Endless Sacrifice The Dance of Eternity Forsaken The Dark Eternal night A nightmare to remember The Glass Prison The Root of all evil Honor thy father That’ll get ya started! A cpl of the longer songs, in the name of god and endless sacrifice have killer instrumentals in the middle of them. Both are off the Train of Thought Album and is probably my fav. Album. Then Systematic Chaos. But the song Panic Attack is a very fitting title for that song. Mike Portnoy on Drums and the greatest living drummer IMO John Petrucci is a virtuoso on guitar And Jordan Ruddess on keys, was accepted to the Juilliard school of music in the 2nd grade and Music Radar dubbed him the best keyboardist EVER!

[@Blackened4everPS3]

Theres a lot of really good Dream Theater songs you can get into. I’d suggest the Live in Japan version of Under a Glass Moon. Another great song.

[@leddygee1896]

Dream Theater- “Under A Glass Moon” From the same album as PMU… Possibly a better song 😎 IMHO, of course.

[@ColinFurness77]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for redoing this!!! I remember watching the reaction to the edited one and thinking to myself 'dang, these guys are missing out on some tasty stuff.' This was the first Dream Theater song I ever heard, at age 19. It still gives me goosebumps. Please react to Metropolis Part 1, if you haven't already.

[@BigHomieSteveTheMetalHead]

If you guys wanna check out another band similar to this style, I highly recommend checking out Metal Church. I'd suggest their songs "Badlands" or "Gods Of Wrath", Metal Church is another medium popularity band that never got the full recognition they deserved. RIP to their vocalist Mike Howe, such an incredibly powerful voice he had! Forgot to add RIP to their original vocalist David Wayde, who sadly passed away in 2010.

[@KenBober]

Best to ALWAYS choose the original over the radio version. They always cut so much out. Here's a good example, machinehead halo, they cut out the instrumental out of it..... that's what makes the song EPIC!

[@jaggsy420]

Hey mates just wanna say keep up the great work love watching you guys discovering all my favourite songs.

[@irrgamer]

Personally, in my top Dream Theater songs, with "Pull me under"', you have "Panic Attack" and "Constant Motion". I think these would make great reaction videos. Continue to rock on guys !!

[@jasonseabourne2427]

I have respect for Dream Theater, but I think Fates Warning deserves more love since they were a direct influence.

[@Ebastine]

Talk about chunky, try The Mirror by Dream Theater

[@tubelious]

I think they should do even more Awake. Brilliant album. Either the the trilogy of Erotomania/Voices/Silent man, or then The Mirror / Lie back to back.

[@ShaneCarey]

Dream Theater wear their influences on their sleeves. Later recordings have blatant references to Pantera, Soundgarden, Tool, Muse, Pink Floyd, even Coldplay - and as always, the ones you already named, Rush, Metallica, Maiden, etc. On the DVD commentary for "Scenes From A Memory" they actually say things like "this is the Marillion section," "there's that Dixie Dregs riff," like every transition is a different homage.

[@Matt-ob3it]

This is a song from the POV of Hamlet. "Oh, that this too, too solid flesh would mel(t)" is from his first soliloquy. They cut off of the "t" to make it even more sudden. Big ask, but a full album reaction to Queensrÿche's "Operation: Mindcrime" would be awesome. It's the greatest prog rock opera of all time.

[@matttyree1002]

Glad you guys did the full version, it flows so much better than the radio edit, which feels really rushed

[@jasonjames6383]

That's the correct ending. My understanding is that the song is about death, and death is sudden, therefore the ending.

[@SatchFan555]

Guys please try The Best of Times it's so beautiful. The ending guitar solo is the best solo yet recorded by mankind(even though John Petrucci isn't human) it will stick with you long after you listen to it. Keep up the great work! 🤘

[@msfoodiediva]

Great song to wake up to. Great drumming and guitar work. Singer reminds me the singer from triumph voice wise than Getty Lee imo. This is great wake up😅

[@mikeb36240]

One of my favorite concerts...Dream Theater & Queensryche. The encore was both bands playing at once. Both drummers sitting together at a HUGE kit. Incredible! 🤘😎

[@terryconnelly484]

I love that shirt Mr. Ramirez! A couple of eddies I haven't seen before ....I have rocked with them for Close to 50 years..... But a lot more Eddie's are missing...1 of my favorite is the phantom of the opera eddie

[@Kevin_Fiol]

The kids that covered Tool's 46&2 also cover this song 😊 Definitely worth checking out 😁

[@lalapo5304]

O'keefe. I think it's even better. That little girl puts this singer to shame.

[@cpm7414]

💯. And she was like 9 yo!!!

[@Kevin_Fiol]

@@cpm7414 Google says 12, but yeah. Young AF 😆

[@joanniesalaiz1853]

This is so awesome love it. Glad you playing Dream Theater. I love Under A Glass Moon maybe you could play it someday soon. I actually remember this on the radio. In a way it reminded me of some Uriah Heep . Well thank you guys for the great song. Love ya both Hollywood and Smokey stay cool and real and down to earth. Dueces always ✌️✌️❤

[@garyclark9618]

I've watched a lot of different music reaction channels,and this one is definitely the most fun. Mkay 😁

[@matttyree1002]

Speaking of power metal, would love to see y'all react to Blind Guardian. "Mirror Mirror" "Time Stands Still at the Iron Hill" "And Then There was Silence" "Otherland" "Imaginations from the Other Side"

[@yaniche1190]

This is a short list of songs from VERY VERY skilled bands with different genre Unexpect - Desert Urbania Unexpect - Megalomaniac tree Animals as leaders - CAFO Animals as leaders - Ka$cade Planet X - Quantum factor Planet X - Desert girl Pomegranate Tiger - Cyclic Jason Richardson & Luke Holland - Tendinitis Pomegranate Tiger - Entities (album) Snarky puppy - Outlier Cloudkicker - Beacons (album) Planet X - Ataraxia (just put it at 5:47 lol, its 3 times 15/16 followed by some wizard stuff lol)

[@kristaspecht]

Morning guys! That was such a great reaction! Damn i love that song and havent heard it in in a long ass time! Loved seeing you get into that!! And the ending is great.. y'all are like whaa??? Lol. 😂 Great choice fellas!❤️💯🎸🤓

[@roddypiper7404]

Pull Me Under is great, but for my money, Under a Glass Moon is their best, and possibly the perfect metal song. I'd love to see you react to it.

[@JasonGianni]

You guys are the best. I want to give you both a major thank you & a shout out for helping promote some of the best music in rock/metal to the hip hop community! Hip Hop has been easier to crossover into so many other listener genres in recent years due to it's accessibility and promotion throughout the music industry. But rock & metal has been all but pushed aside, and I greatly appreciate you guys for keeping it alive and showing that we all should be listening & inspired by a variety of musicians/styles, no matter what culture "says" you should be. Keep up the amazing work and THANK YOU once again!

[@bio-hazard221]

Guys check out theatre of tragedy-Venus. beautiful Gothic song

[@davidriddick82]

#GUITARHEROVIBES One of my favorite songs from Dream Theater, but my absolute favorite is PANIC ATTACK You guys should check it out 🤘🏻 That drummer is none other than MIKE PORTNOY, who is also the legend who finished the recording of Nightmare with A7X when the Rev passed away as well 🌹

[@johncarpenter3751]

Did y’all go see tool a few weeks back? They were in Atlanta!

[@zyffyr]

Having done this, you really need to check out the cover by O'Keefe Music Foundation.

[@wallyk9188]

You guys gotta see the live version with mike portnoy on the drum cam absolutely amazing and the best drummer dream theater has ever had by far 🤘🤘🤘👍👍 even if you don't do a reaction to it atleast check it out , you won't be disappointed

[@Brando-Lee3725]

Back when I still smoked the sticky icky , this song was so awesome to throw your headphones on , blaze one , close your eyes and get lost in it .

[@clonexx]

I’d love to see you guys react to A Change of Seasons from Dream Theater. As long as you feel you can handle a 25 minute long song lol It’s essentially one of their crowning achievements. It’s not easy to pull off a song that long and make it interesting and most of all, cohesive. Yet, somehow, they did it. My other favorite crowning achievement of theirs is the entire Metropolis Pt. 2 : Scenes From a Memory album. Concept albums have always been fascinating to me and that album tells a pretty cool story.

[@falloutfan2502]

The lyrics are from Shakespeare's "Hamlet" - where Prince Hamlet avenges his father's death at the cost of his own life (the abrupt ending).

[@allengator1914]

If you like the "chunkiness" of this, you should listen to "Millennium" by Killing Joke. One of the best rock/metal songs most people have never heard of.

[@Matt-ob3it]

Fear Factory does a dope cover, though I'm not sure you can find it: it's on the album they disavowed after reuniting with Dino.

[@NotBenCoultry]

15:03 I think the mix is Maiden, 1970s Genesis, Yes, Rush, & Street Fighter II on Sega Genesis. Far as a suggestion, Pull Me Under was the first song off the first album so I think you should experience the next one we all did in Fall 1992 (on the school bus to 9th grade for me), and it's f'ing awesome: "Take The Time"

[@markpyle3710]

Dream Theater Don't get enough Reaction Time. Some Heavier Music from DT you need to check out are Constant Motion, Dark Eternal Night, As I Am (Reminds me of Metallica)......

[@rhiannonrecommends]

Ahh this song was stuck in my head yesterday 😅 the album this is on is one of my fave albums of all time. The next track takes a different turn and I love it lol

[@TheBlackQueen]

Don't get me wrong, I love this song! This was their biggest hit for a reason, and it's mastefully written and performed! But there are SOOOOO many DT songs you guys should do before going back and redoing songs. Octavarium, A Change of Seasons, The Count Of Tuscany, PANIC ATTACK (fr do this one next!!!)....there's so many amazing songs from this band!!!

[@TheBlackQueen]

That ending was in reference to The Beatles' song I Want You (She's So Heavy). Same thing with the music getting heavier and more intense by the end and then an abrupt cut off, the next song of which being a much more down-tempo song. With The Beatles, the next song was Here Comes The Sun. With Pull Me Under, the next was Another Day.

[@Matt-ob3it]

This tracks, since Portnoy is such a Beatles nerd.

[@mattblatchley2061]

very breakthrough for the genre of Prog Metal, I believe!!! Nicely done!

[@newm0116]

Another great Dream Theater song! My favorite song of theirs around this length is These Walls, though Count of Tuscany is probably my favorite song of theirs, which around is around 20 minutes.

[@nicholas1928]

As far as the next Dream Theater song goes... You guys should check out "Scarred". It's longer, but it brings all the goods to the table.

[@rookieguru]

Have you guys listened to Suffer the Masses by Flotsam & Jetsam yet? If you enjoyed this song and like the vocals (Geddy Lee-ish) then Suffer the Masses is right up your alley and will NOT disappoint! Give it a listen and react!

[@inkubuzz]

Now its time to get into Pain of Salvation guys. I've been trying to get you to react to them since you started and during the time I was a Patreon! Please do "On a Tuesday"

[@inkubuzz]

to add interest to this song: This is the opening track for the album "The Passing Light of Day". The album is a concept album that explores the personal and emotional journey of the band's main composer and frontman, Daniel Gildenlöw, through a life-threatening illness. In 2014, Gildenlöw was diagnosed with a flesh-eating bacteria infection that left him in a life threatening condition. The album is about his experiences during this period, including his time in the hospital, facing death, and the introspection that comes with such a life-altering event. The lyrics of this sons start like this: "I was born in this building It was the first Tuesday I'd ever seen And if I live to see tomorrow It would be my Tuesday number: 2119" So he is in the same hospital where he was born 2119 Tuesdays ago... (well one day short of that!) and as I understad its about the uncertainty about living another day, relfecting on that and that he will not be making any promises to any gods to see another day. The rest of the album is about what he reflected about durnig his time in the hospital, about the good and bad things he did, and a very special song about his life with his wife (also another one about the one time he cheated, wich is one of my favorite songs!) If toy fnally decide to listen to "On a Tuesday" you shuould know two things, 1) your in for a ride and 2) turn the volume up to 11

[@freakbag556]

Always check to see if there is full versions or not like thru the fire and the flames

[@EzraPeterson]

They are all amazing musicians but my dude Mike Portnoy on drums is unreal!

[@BillyBong]

Honor thy father is my favorite Dream theater song.

[@rickhensley7498]

I have 26 favorite DT songs, lol. In the Name of God, Count of Tuscany, Octavarium, Lost not Forgotten, Outcry, Bridges in the Sky, Breaking all Illusions, As I Am, Best of Times, Constant Motion, Pull me Under, Barstool Warrior, On the Backs of Angels, and many many more. Fuckin love'em

[@drj5606]

Okeefe Music Foundation kids did an amazing cover of this song, got to check it out!

[@Ghostkeeper]

Geff Tate (Queenryche) Used to tour and perform with them in the 90s

[@elizabethwood9409]

Absolutely love this song!! Thanks, guys!!

[@CheechSoul]

A song/music video I seen no one react to is Ain’t Love Grand by Atreyu, would love to see a reaction to the Music Video for the twist at the end. Love your reactions!

[@stevechevy3382]

Nice reaction. You've done Babymetals Rondo of Nightmare which has a similar ending for the similar reasons. Babymetal loves to pay tribute to bands that came before them. Is this the way Rondo ends a tribute to Dream Theater? We know their producer is a big fan of Dream Theater so it wouldn't surprise me at all if it was. Funny how I never made the connection between the two songs until just now. We live and learn as they say. Kitsune up. See You

[@taluckderriam5929]

Guys yes please more Dream Theater! There are lot to listen to more. Next time check out Panic Attack by Dream Theater. A must.

[@ClemDoore21]

If you want to stick with prog metal, Symphony X! Personally love The End of Innocence, or Paradise Lost for a slower option. So many choices though.

[@sheilacampbell1635]

Love this song, drum track stands out to me as a drummer!! Great tune!!😀🥁🤘❤️

[@Sethmacd0]

A Change of Seasons would be a fun one for yall to do. Also The Count of Tuscany if you havent already checked either of these out, please do so. Both are amazing songs. Long, but amazing.

[@LisaElam-tt7gw]

Love this song, glad I found your page. You guys are awesome!

[@xanderscookingschool1497]

13:02 Fun fact: The full song does indeed end that abruptly. Also, it's 8 minutes and 14 seconds. Edit: Also, Metropolis Pt 1. The Miracle and The Sleeper That's hands down, without a doubt the best track on this album, Images and Words.

[@michaelmccombs2959]

Dream Theater has so many good songs. I cant wait for the day I see "Octavarium" pop up in my feed.

[@faceplantor5647]

The lyrics remind me of Jesus praying in the garden of Gethsemane before he went to the cross.

[@DefinitelyNotBender]

Good comparison

[@nim4464]

Supposed to end abruptly, like "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" by The Beatles

[@rusbell2981]

We need more dream theater!!

[@cunjoz]

You won't believe this but just today, I've watched your reaction to The Glass Prison that you did like 2 to 3 years ago

[@kevinfranks9968]

Check out the O'Keefe Music School's version...the girl that sang 46&2 sings this as well...

[@metalpianomanmusic]

the first time I heard them I instantly thought "Metallica meets Rush with Steve Vai as the guitarist"

[@themorbidsymphony]

Saw DreM theater live a few years ago and as an encore song they played master of puppets The entire album Crowd...1moresong Dream theater Metallica - Master of puppets the album live 🤯

[@chrislay7711]

Hey Boys, you should check out O'Keefe's music foundation version, just for the fun of it. It's amazing. Sung by the same girl who did 46&2

[@kymberlygaleti8557]

One of my favorite songs

[@jhamilton1007]

Speaking of Metallica, Dream Theater once performed the entire Master Of Puppets album back to front as an encore after playing over an hour of their own material.

[@matthewnield3085]

Dream Theatre are amazing i saw them in 05 right before they released what went on to be my favorite album from them 'systematic chaos'. You guys should check out 'Forsaken' and 'The minstry of lost souls' both are amazing tracks

[@scottlaughlin9897]

I always liked the Dark eternal night from that album. But train of thought is my fav. Album!

[@vampire909011]

Guys there is SO much to cover by dream theater, you have only just scrapped off the crust of the tip of the iceberg. You minds will continue to be blown. Their last couple albums have been producing banger after banger. If you want to get a quintessential dream theater song, almost every show I've seen them play they encore with "count of tuscany"

[@neuralmassman]

Both Geddy Lee and James Labrie are from Ontario! Could geography play a role on voices?? Lol Great reaction guys, love the channel. 👍

[@chopps75]

Yes, that is really the ending.

[@newgen85]

Fancy song by them. But from this album I think "Take the Time" is one of the best tracks. I suggest you a reaction to it.

[@jjmusicandmagic]

I'm a drummer, and I played a Dream Theater song called "Surrounded" in my first band as a teenager. Also, "Another Day" is worth checking out.

[@stevenewcomer8837]

They did Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” live from start to finish. It is unbelievable! You should react to it. Mike Portnoy is the drummer and is a founding member. He left in 1999, but just returned and they are recording a new album. The album Images and Word is their masterpiece and should be played in its entirety. DSOTM kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYbShpyjbLx6rdEsi=w1XQGMcX_sOojFEE

[@BeardGuy-vz8tn]

Not sure if you guys have checked it out yet, but you gotta listen to "The Count of Tuscany" by Dream Theater.

[@Poindexter450]

This is a great album, prog rock is the best! Add a vote for Roll the Bones from Rush, Studio version.

[@notyourbusiness393]

This song would be perfect background music for an angel fighting a demon in the sky.

[@thmp3r]

Imagine Geddy Lee singing over Iron Maiden music ❤

[@seanbarker4610]

Some of the lyrics were from a 9th Century poem by the Venerable Bede an English monk.

[@Matt-ob3it]

Was he Shakespeare? Because this is about Hamlet, with some of the lines literally cribbed from the play.

[@c.j.7752]

John Petrucci is a big RUSH fan.