RIP Charlie Dominici, you'll always be remembered in the Majesty family!

@Mechashiva76

8 ай бұрын

he earned and deserved that DT tattoo on his arm :(

@georgexile

8 ай бұрын

Came herr for the same reason. Rest in peace

RIP Charlie Dominici. He's the reason The Killing Hand is in my top 5 songs of all time. He's not just singing, he's acting. He will never be forgotten.

@robivan9263

8 ай бұрын

these idiots were not loyal to the guy greedy idiots, went after money and failed.

@kevinstreet220

7 ай бұрын

​@@robivan9263lol😂

@planetcaravan2925

5 ай бұрын

​@@robivan9263 hi charlie

I am devastated to share the news of the passing of former Dream Theater singer Charlie Dominici. Charlie was the voice of DT on our debut album ‘When Dream And Day Unite’, recorded back in 1988. Beyond being a great singer, he also was an incredibly talented songwriter and well rounded musician on both guitar and keyboards. While we parted ways with him in late 1989, he always remained a friend…fronting the band that played at mine & Marlene’s wedding in 1994, reuniting w DT for WDADU’s 15th anniversary show in 2004, opening for DT in Europe with his solo band in 2007 and coming to see myself & JP on our tour together in 2022. I was texting with him as recently as a few weeks ago when he texted me to congratulate me on my return to DT on the day of the announcement. He was so happy and excited for us all… Charlie’s unexpected passing is a tremendous loss to everyone in the Dream Theater family, and we wish to extend our deepest sympathies to the Dominici family during this immensely difficult time. If you haven’t seen it already, there is a documentary on DT’s 1988/1989 era that I compiled for the ‘When Dream And Day Reunite’ DVD called “I Can Remember When…” that is a great tribute to Charlie and his time in the band: kzread.info/dash/bejne/g4yasJd9aK_gdJc.htmlsi=P6mcpYV6HFmn1FqI

@iamgreen2964

7 ай бұрын

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@iamgreen2964

7 ай бұрын

Bro, next time, just put the link to the original message and credit it's owner. Never heard of any Joseph Porta playing anything on Dream Theater. This was obviously written by MP, so just put his name at the end of the message or a link to it. And adding the link to the same video as we're watching now, makes 0 sense, it's already being played. WTF???

Man, Charlie KILLED it at those live performances!

@raybergstrom

3 жыл бұрын

He was nailing it!!

@DregWestland

3 жыл бұрын

I've disliked his voice on WDADU since 1989, but I've gotta agree with you - he was pretty amazing live.

@mjw4000

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds a lot like Journey singer live.

@phabi0

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, at least he used to sing IN TUNE, as opposed to you-know-who (and I don't mean Voldemort)!

@kartoflanystefan4937

2 жыл бұрын

@Ethernaut what you talking about??? he nails it pretty damn good.. even james in early days wasnt that accurate as charlie in this footage which is really surrising since i heard many times he wasn't good live

Absolutely killer vocals from Charlie Dominici. Brilliant musician and seemed like a genuinely warm and funny guy.

RIP Charlie. I remember when my buddy let me borrow WDADU. I was completely blown away.

I will watch this and honor Charlie. Then listen to his Trilogy album series. Amazing body of work. Very sad by this news. 😢

Myung only thoughts: 'I could be practicing instead of this'.

@nicholastotoro7721

3 жыл бұрын

At least you can hear the bass back then LOL!

@peterk.rosenthal1417

3 жыл бұрын

Does that guy ever shut up?

@3allz

3 жыл бұрын

Did he actually say one thing for this entire docu?

@Warsel

3 жыл бұрын

@Stream of Consciousness A lot of bass players play fairly lightly and still have a sound that cuts through. All a matter of how the instrument sounds vs. the rest of the mix. I think a lot of bands just assume good sounds happens by itself rather than a deliberate decision on what works with what.

@allencollins6031

3 жыл бұрын

Knew John in elementary school etc. Always reserved, quiet, respectful.

Nothing compares with this era. Mangini and Jordan are out of this world, but good melodies like they produced in the begining they could't do after that. Imagens and Words was water divider. One of the best 5 metal albums ever made. Kevin Moore is irreplaceable. A truly genious composer, with a good taste that matters.

@Nysing

4 жыл бұрын

Idk man, SFAM and SDOIT have melodies that could stand up to the best from I&W

@ProfileP246

4 жыл бұрын

I agree! i slowly lost interest after Kevin was gone!

@ch3nz3n

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I prefer Moore's musical aesthetic too. I'm guessing that he was the "restraint" of the band. When JR joined, the Dream Theater note count per song went WAY up. lol Moore's "OSI" and "Chroma Key" projects are good indicators of what he contributed to DT, sound-wise. Chroma Key: kzread.info/dash/bejne/loJ-x8Zmj7fFnLw.html&ab_channel=MarkKim-Mulgrew OSI: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qYZ-wdpupZizoJs.html&ab_channel=NemanjaZeman

@franciscoaguilar6644

3 жыл бұрын

"Nothing compares with this era. Mangini and Jordan" this guy is full of SHIT!!! the beginning was the best when they played more with feeling than senseless scales. DT has died a long time ago!

@nicholastotoro7721

3 жыл бұрын

Jordan is an amazing musician, but a lot of the last 20 years sounds like circus music to me. Whenever I hear a Jordan solo, I picture a monkey spinning plates on sticks while riding a unicycle.

RIP Charlie! A fortune in lies still one of my all time favorites!

I’m still somewhat sad about JP losing his childhood friend in Kevin Moore. I don’t know these guys except as a fan, but it certainly sounds like it was a painful period both professionally and personally for Kevin to feel the need to cut ties after DT. I know Kevin moved onto other things, I’m not labelling him as ‘that former DT guy’ but it remains significant that he contributed significantly to their early sound, had some killer keys parts and left just as the band was hitting gold.

@legatrix

3 жыл бұрын

Why did he leave again?

@legatrix

3 жыл бұрын

(didn't have time to watch whole video, if it's in there)

@user-ge2vc3rl1n

3 жыл бұрын

I've been reading stuff from fans and it really comes down to me that while Kevin played simple lines and isn't a shredder like Jordan, he really had impressive phrasing for leads and the ability to create a scene through the raw atmosphere in his playing.

@FelixIsBestGirl

3 жыл бұрын

​@@legatrix I don't think anyone can say for sure why he left, but it's likely not the result of any one reason, rather the culmination of several: he was growing distant from the band's creative direction, he didn't seem to like the band's growing fame and popularity at the time, and he also wanted the freedom to explore his artistic vision unhindered by a band that was tied to a record label. Also, the song Space-Dye Vest was supposedly inspired by a breakup, which might have had something to do with it.

@jamesbrooks5391

3 жыл бұрын

6 : 00 is basically his own admission to thinking about leaving the band while still being in it

RIP Charlie, I’ll be rocking when dream and day unite today and your solo albums!

Petrucci: "Status Seeker was our attempt to make an accessible song." Song: Starts with a bit in 11/4.

@diegoarana5862

4 жыл бұрын

11/4 can easily be made catchy. But I see what you're saying.

@b.scottfarthingsworth

3 жыл бұрын

@@diegoarana5862 battle of the Diegos

@sheldoncooper8199

3 жыл бұрын

@Diego Morales Octavarium was his attempt to make a Hit Album but it failed in my opinion

@abhaysharma5072

3 жыл бұрын

@@b.scottfarthingsworth 😂😂😂

@lordviewer7305

3 жыл бұрын

Well... the tried 🤭

It is very sad that Charlie passed away suddenly here in November of 2023😭 I'm a drummer and I've been playing since I was 3 years old. I was always into metal, rock, punk, video games music, and jazz. I liked Old Rush and Genesis and Kansas....but I was born in 1984 so progressive rock was still new to me. But in 1996 when I was 12 years old my dad introduced me to Dream Theater....the Awake album. I LOVED IT!!! Mike Portnoy became my biggest inspiration for playing drums next to my own father. The rest is history now. Progressive music has been my favorite ever since and really put prog music on the map for me. I've been a fan of Mike Portnoy and DT ever since. I used to live just 20 mins from MIke Portnoy and have met him tons of times over the years. Charlie helped shape and form the band that I ended up falling in love with in 1996....27 years ago now and counting. Was Charlie the "right" fit for this band? No but I did like his voice. Just like James Lebries voice I love as well but some DT fans say the same thing....was/is his voice the right fit for DT? To me from 1991 to 2000 was the glory years of DT. To me Scenes of a Memory is there best album and always will be. But that's just me and I've always felt that way. I loved every album and every song off of every album from 1991 to 2000. Then Six Degrees came along and I loved Six Degrees but I heard there sound was a little different. Train of thought was great and so was Oct. Systematic Chaos wasn't there best and then Dark Clouds was solid I thought. After that MP left and I haven't seen DT LIVE since because of my love for MP too much. I do like two of the albums from the Mike Mangini era but DT has Changed and gotten older. However I am excited to hear this next album they create and beyond excited and happy to finally be able to go see them LIVE again after 13 years....well 14 as they won't tour most likely till 2024 spring/summer. Dream Theater is and always will be the best band ever put together and the best musicians on the planet. RIP Charlie we will all miss you ❤

Underrated era of DT. RIP Charlie

Charlie was really good with them. It's eerie to think of how much of an age gap though he had, but as they say, age is just a number. RIP Charlie.

My God 20 year old John Petrucci was allready soo muuch better then most other guitar Players in 1989.

@gr8guitarplayer

3 жыл бұрын

If he had hit about a decade earlier, EVH and RR would've been footnotes.

@sheldoncooper8199

3 жыл бұрын

@@gr8guitarplayer Thats impossible since Petrucci was 19 years old in 1989 Petrucci names Steve Vai and that Steve from the Dixie Dregs as his guitar heroes and Al Di Meola and Shawn Lane and Steve Lukather Hey EVH was great during the early 80 ies

@gr8guitarplayer

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheldoncooper8199 Well first off, Petrucci was 22 in '89. And what I meant was if he had been older, and broke around the same time as the guys I mentioned.

@sheldoncooper8199

3 жыл бұрын

@@gr8guitarplayer Yeah that is true Well Joe Satriani said in 2005 that John Petrucci in his opinion is the greatest guitar Player of the 1990 ies

@nachomagallanico

3 жыл бұрын

he was even better than himself in 2020

@18:33 at that very moment, somewhere in Canada, James went to the kitchen to heat up his coffee. And somewhere else in the US Jordan went to the bathroom.

@Agropio

2 жыл бұрын

This is the best comment here.

R.I.P. Charlie Dominici, such a great talent......

Images and words. + Awake = awesome. Even today i still listen to these recordings and love them just as much as i did when they were released. Still loving it at 60 years old😂

RIP Charlie, Only a Matter of Time is one of the best songs from DT ever, and you performed it beautifully

R.I.P. Charlie great voice!!!!!

Wow, Charlie had a great voice. Rip.

Rest in peace, Charlie. I still blast the DT debut album on a regular basis. Loved the Dominici trilogy as well. 👹Underrated AF.

It's a shame that most of what Myung is doing, you can't hear and nobody realizes. Watch when he plays live and you would never guess everything he's doing.

@MegaKikeo

3 жыл бұрын

Especially in Ytse Jam as he has such a huge part. You can't hear him well in any official live either. Drums and guitar are much too in front in the mix.

So sad to know that charlie Dominici pass away. Best wishes to the family on this difficult time.

Man, the intro of The Killing Hand with Charlie on the acoustic and John M on keyboards, this is GRAND!! (at 24:50)

Kevin Moore was a brilliant player and writer, that era is very special and unique.

RIP Charlie :(

"... introducing me to one of the best friends I'll ever have and one of the best drummers I'll ever play with" (JP) so touching, really

I truly love their first album.

@KakoSales85

3 жыл бұрын

Me too, man.

@apocalipsejoao4968

3 жыл бұрын

It'is a great album, but the mix is really weird, and i like the james labrie more

@apocalipsejoao4968

3 жыл бұрын

But the bass lines are the best

@raybergstrom

3 жыл бұрын

I do too. I think the tunes are great and the production doesn’t bother me even though I know the band wasn’t happy with it. I like Charlie’s singing, too. Even though he isn’t as powerful as James, he’s far more accurate, especially live as you can hear in this video.

@apocalipsejoao4968

3 жыл бұрын

@@raybergstrom yes, it doesn’t bother me to the point of not listening, but I don’t really like the higher pitch of charlies, it’s not my style

I had never heard progressive music before. Then my friend gave DreamTheater Cd. That was the biggest thing that changed my view of music, it was so hard to understand or love it at first.... but it had A Majestic n magical vibe to it. The more i listened, i was sucked deeper into the music. 16 years later and i still listen to their music and i am in awe all the while. But things have changed and i have been trying to learn how to play them on my guitar. Its another journey. Forever Dreamtheater will be a part of me and my memories. Thanks for the upload.

Petruci using a BC Rich Guitar.. myung with 4 string... hahaha.. Time goes by

@leobrasilguitar995

3 жыл бұрын

BC Rich are beautiful Timbre kkk For me can be ibanez

@cmvb

3 жыл бұрын

Images and words with bass 4c...probably their "best" album

@leoalagre

3 жыл бұрын

BC Rich that’s right

@DregWestland

3 жыл бұрын

I had a BC Rich with that same headstock at the time I first heard Dream Theater, in 1989, and didn't know until tonight that JP had ever played one.

@apocalipsejoao4968

3 жыл бұрын

@@cmvb so?

John Myung looks to enjoy himself so much live in those days. Saw them live las week and he wasn t moving that much but holy shiets he can plays. He s probably one of the best player i ve seen live.

I especially loved the end where they describe and compliment each other, especially with Charlie being asked to leave they were all full of praise for each other 😊

Hearing Charlie sing Metropolis. Words can not describe.

Back then I was introduced to Dream and Day Unite carefully by a friend : listen to this not just once, this is great, those who do music say this is unique etc. That was not enough for me I think it was too complex. Occasionally listened to it though and was happy that heavy metal can surpise me. I still cannot imagine the way how musicians can put such thing together. So it is haunting me ever since ( positively) now I am 51 and every 3-4 years I listen to this artwork for days. This is a masterpiece and I feel really sorry that Charlie and the band had to part but anyway thanks for everything. RIP Charlie Dominici

In my humble opinion, I really regret that this type of band as much as we love, it seems that part of their destiny is to welcome a member and then to say goodbye..... Dream Theater has achieved such levels of musicality throughout the years that for me, the best era is the one with Portnoy on it.... Mangini is out of this world but I feel that ADTOE (2011) may be the only record which kept DT's essence after Portnoy's sad departure in 2010..... Long live the DT era from 1985 to 2010. Peace!!!!!!!

@FindingsOfAnArmouredMind

Жыл бұрын

ADTOE keeps the essence on the drums cause Petrucci wrote them.

@cradleofalex

Ай бұрын

And he's back.

Rest in Power, Charlie. Your name is etched in progressive music history. Powerful and distinct voice. gone too soon.

RIP Charlie, and man, I miss Kevin Moore so much...his talent, his playing, his lyrics...he added so much soul in DT. I like his projects but it'd so awesome for us that he'd come back to DT.

@kingcrimson234

8 ай бұрын

Kevin was awesome, but I have an unpopular opinion. I think the best DT keyboard player was Derek Sherinian. I wish he stuck around a lot longer.

@merqury5

6 ай бұрын

I like jordan :)

Rest in peace Charlie! :(

Rest in peace Charlie. You were an amazing musician and lyricist. Loved your work on DT's Debut album and the Trilogy that you made as Dominici is an absolute work of art that I listen to from time to time. Rest in power and thank you for all the inspiration.

I friggin love this album. Played this disc so much and really influenced me as a player and composer.

RIP Charlie, You might not were the ideal voice for DT, but you were a key part of the creation of Majesty/Dream Theater, and When Dream and Day Unite is an amazing Album, undoubtedly!

Thank you for everything Charlie Dominici! We all miss you! Rest in peace

Rest In Perfection Charlie Dominici. That first DT album with him on was sublime and infectiously catchy in places.

Rewatching this in honor of Charlie today. RIP my man

I know I'm in the minority of DT fans, but I love WDADU and I think Charlie was a great singer! He's super accurate live in these clips.

@Happyal-qt3xs

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you on this. WDADU was the first taste I had of DT as a kid back in 2002. I was a mega RUSH and Queensryche fan and the online forums I was posting on back then spoke about a band called Dream Theater... I downloaded WDADU (illegally of course) and was blown away by how much charlie sounded like Geddy and Geoff - JP's riffs were out of this world.

@FindingsOfAnArmouredMind

Жыл бұрын

I don't think he was as great in DT but loved his solo Dominici stuff, he sounds far better.

@damianb2374

8 ай бұрын

I basically would approach DT in the years after the debut using it as a filter/benchmark for what I heard.

Huge Dream Theatre fan here, since 1994 when I first heard them. Imho When Dream and Day Unite is the greatest album they ever made and it's not even close. Even with the subpar production, it is one of the greatest Progressive albums ever made. Thankfully remasters are available now. Nice to see this window into the past.

I miss Portnoy's devotion to make content for fans :(

RIP Charlie 🙏❤️. I am definitely appreciative of MP’s documentarian side-we are privy to DT’s amazing evolution because of it. Hoping we get more behind the scenes stuff again now that he’s back.

Bought the 1st album in 1989, it blew me away how good these guys were. Saw them in Glasgow 1993....happy memories! 31 years later they're still awesome.

Thank you for uploading this documentary! I've wanted to watch this again for so long! thank you!!

33:46 Insane bass!

Love this! You can see just how far ahead for there time! Thank You for sharing! Awsome!

I kinda miss the era before Petrucci evolved into pumped up heavy metal Jesus

@diegomorales8616

4 жыл бұрын

Don't you blaspheme in here! Don't you blaspheme!

@hirsutebodkin6888

4 жыл бұрын

I prefer DT with Dominici singing. There, I've said it

@JohnSmith-cl2sq

4 жыл бұрын

😂

@metropolis9323

4 жыл бұрын

John Petrucci was cute as hell when he was younger lol

@Moskal91

3 жыл бұрын

TREASON THEN

Thank you for uploading this. This is pure gold

Thank you for uploading this gem.

Rip Charlie!!! You left such a legacy behind!!

Much Respect! Dream theater is an amazing band, and those ppl who were a part, will forever be Remembered. Never will be they forgotten, rest my friend! You are loved. Much condolences! You made the dream happen and made it happen for adoring fans.

These guys were masters of their instruments even in the early days and have only gotten better over the years.

Charlie was a way better singer that LaBrie ever was, tbh....I especially love his albums that he made years ago with his solo project "Dominici". RIP Charlie! 😢

@udlavin666

8 ай бұрын

👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 ! 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 !

Myung really powerful on this.

this video shows this guys already full packed with creativity, they didn't develop their creativity, they just enhanced it throw the years cool videos...

RIP Charlie.

I remember getting When Dream and Day unite when it came out I was in Shades and they were playing the album I loved what I heard and been a fan ever since

My favourite DT album. The first time I've listened to this album I was 16. I didn't understand nothing of this music, NOTHING. But I've spend the whole afternoon hearing the songs from WD&DU. I didn't play bass for a week. I didn't understand that music, but I loved It too much.

Never knew Bon Scott used to sing for Dream Theater

Wow !! This is DT gold, never seen this before. Have never been a big fan of WDADU except a few songs that they kept in their live sets later on, but this stuff is eminently far more listenable live than the studio versions. I even think Charlie Dominici does a great job live, would never have thought that before watching this video 😁

I realy like this álbum... Great songs with no pirotechnical resources

R.I.P. CHARLIE DOMINICI

One things clear That John Myung sure could talk your ear off, even back then

Petrucci using Randall solid state RGs. I had an RG75 combo with a Celestion. Giged all over LA. with it. Great amp, tube or no tubes.

That voice is truly for majesty

The BEST documentary ever

RIP Charlie Dominici. I saw DT with Charlie singing in New Haven, opening up for Winger at Toads Place.

Brilliant lineup!!!!

Great documentary. RIP Charlie.

RIP Charlie

I wonder what really happened since Kevin keeps showing this kind of refusal to play even a song with the rest of these guys. Ok I get that he had different point of views as far as musical tastes and directions that the band should've go for in his mind, but, each one of the remaing members always had sweet words for him. Each time I watch When Dream and the Re-united DVD, I always wonder " what prevented him to play with them just for fun?". Derek did that, Charlie did that as well...I guess they really had a serious argument, otherwise I don't know...

@tankwfw

3 жыл бұрын

From what I've read Kevin was always a bit of a pretentious flake. We may never know what happened but the guys have tried to extend an olive branch and he has always refused.

@kevinmcguinness1113

3 жыл бұрын

Moore may well be a bit pissed off, considering the lyrics of "Raise The Knife", that were specifically written about him and his quitting the band, suggests there was more to it than was made public ? Didn't happen when Portnoy left, so am wondering whether he might've instigated the song, toxic little git that he is - him and his equally toxic sidekick Sherinian ? Am surprised the rest of the band were OK to go along with that song at all though. Guess we'll never find out.

@funkster007

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevinmcguinness1113 Whatever the deal is, KevMo moved on and never looked back. MP on the other hand could never let DT go no matter how many dozens of projects and side bands he's been in. Raise The Knife was more or less written while looking in a mirror.

@kevinmcguinness1113

3 жыл бұрын

@@funkster007 yeah, you could be right, dunno. Must admit, much as I don't like Portnoy, if he hadn't left DT, the side projects would probably not have happened, at least not in the form they did, and that would've been a shame ... Flying Colors, Winery Dogs and especially Sons Of Apollo. SoA live BluRay from Plovdiv is almost THE perfect live concert - the band was on fire, especially Bumblefoot. Was gutted, their european tour got cancelled the week before I was due to go see them in London back in March.

@funkster007

3 жыл бұрын

@@kevinmcguinness1113 I'm just ranting man. More of a guess than anything. I'm a fan of MP but it seems wherever he was in the DT universe, drama was never too far away.

All that I deserve, is what you aren't able to see, great words!!

R.I.P Charlie Dominici thank you for your awesome music. 03 A Trilogy is a must listen to Trilogy 😢

RIP Charlie. :-(

RIP Charlie !! ❤‍🔥

To live forever. Best song

5:25 solo was epic as hell !!!!

Charlie got a bit of a bad rap, man. For the most part, the fans know he was awesome...but you could tell that this was a bit of a struggle for him. Tenor is a tough range for ANY male singer. Hell, I struggle with anything higher than a G. James was definitely the missing part of the equation here. They absolutely took off once he joined up with them. Massive respect to Charlie for holding it down like a fuckin champ for the first album, though. He’ll *always* be an important part of DT history 🤙

RIP Charlie 😭

RIP sir Charlie ❤

The first album is absolutely wonderful

After having just recently heard about Charlie Dominici's passing, I read some about how him and Portnoy kept in touch over the years and how they kept playing together here and there, or Charlie singing in Mike's wedding, or Mike suggesting Charlie when a band needed a singer, and things of the like that showed how they had a lifelong friendship. And I loved the thought of it. RIP Charlie, your voice will ring forever, as it has for the last 30 years of my life. Watching such enjoyable moment just seconds after 37:30, when Portnoy's in the middle of the final roll that will definitely finish the song you know what I mean, but right in the middle of it, who gives a damn, Mike notices Charlie giving him the high 5, and the instant Mike sees him, he grabs both sticks with the left hand and wide smile, bail the roll, give me those five brother hell yeah... and quietly closes the song on a cymbal probably in time after having still played the last roll in his mind. Love you Mike, sorry for the loss.

This is BAD ASS!!!!❤️🙏🏻❤️

R.I.P. Charlie!

RacerX had a gig at SIR also. Too bad PG left RacerX to join MrBig in 89. Otherwise people would see RacerX and DT in same stage one night in 89. As a fan of bothe PG and JP I'd kill to see the 80s version of them in same stage. It's Darkseid and Thanos combo.

@analogpark8059

10 ай бұрын

They played on the same stage during the G3 2007 tour (with Satriani, obv). I went, and it was life-changing.

Omg, ive been a die hard fan since 2003 and never figured out the meaning behind “Ytsejam” until now😂

@analogpark8059

10 ай бұрын

Dude same. Found them around the same time, and only just learning about this. 😂

wow metropolis v1.0.0 (beta)

@andriidvornikov6751

3 жыл бұрын

Charlie sounds MAJESTIC here

@alexk3352

3 жыл бұрын

@@andriidvornikov6751 He sounds laughably bad

@123612100

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexk3352 now James sounds laughably bad lol

Saw so many of these Long Island shows. Kevin come back for one... Moore And Portnoy. And get Dino Jelusić and we're talking the new wave of DT. Yeah. And John, chop that mountain man beard the hell off already

God how i love seeing myung playing a stingray 😍😍😍 i so wish he was playing the again!!!

Maaaaaan, aside from Dominici the Petrucci-Moore-Myung-Portnoy was the best line up DT ever had.

legends never die