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Dream Theater - Rotterdamned

Dream Theater - Rotterdamned

Musician: Dream Theater
Album title: Rotterdamned
Style: Symphonic Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Metal
Released: 2002
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1823 mb
Size APE version: 1622 mb
Size WMA version: 1620 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 412
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Genre: Rock

Dream Theater - Rotterdamned

Dream Theater Symphonic Rock Hard Rock Progressive Metal 2002 UK

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Tracklist Hide Credits

1-1 New Millenium 9:02
1-2 The Mirror 7:13
1-3 Lie 8:46
1-4 Through My Words 1:16
1-5 Fatal Tragedy 7:40
1-6 Blind Faith 11:10
1-7 Lifting Shadows Off A Dream 5:58
2-1 Beyond This Life 11:44
2-2 Hollow Years 7:24
2-3 Instrumedley 12:59
2-4 Lines In The Sand 13:26
3-1 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: Overture 6:53
3-2 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: About To Crash 5:43
3-2 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: War Inside My Head 2:07
3-4 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: The Test That Stumped Them All 5:03
3-5 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: Goodnight Kiss 6:19
3-6 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: Solitary Shell 5:38
3-7 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: About To Crash (Reprise) 4:06
3-8 Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence: Losing Time / Grand Finale 6:51
3-9 The Spirit Carries On 7:34
3-10 Children Of The Damned
Cover – Iron Maiden
 6:35
3-11 Learning To Live 16:12

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (String): 501266656666666562
  • Barcode (Text): 5 01 2 666 56 666 666 56 2
  • Matrix / Runout (CD1): D.T.3.11.1
  • Matrix / Runout (CD2): D.T.3.11.2
  • Matrix / Runout (CD3): D.T.3.11.3

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Bearus
Not bad, but not particularly good either. I think the highlights are the version of Lines In The Sand, which has scrapped lyrics from the 1996 demo version of the song, and Solitary Shell, and About To Crash (reprise), which are the best parts of the Six Degrees suite. The Maiden cover is OK, but doesn't quite do justice to the original song. This tour was the point at which James LaBrie's voice really went into the gutter (the band considered firing him afterwards), and he's really, really straining by the end of this, the poor guy. Doesn't even attempt the high note on Learning To Live, which he didn't start singing again until the Train Of Thought tour.

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