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Next up on the new album is an astounding 1 hour and 47 minute instrumental song titled 'Metropolis Pt 4: Instramission.' 'It's great for me,' said Dream Theatre front man James LaBrie, 'it gives me a chance to kick back and relax for a while and rest m y chords while the guys are playing. Hopefully they have the patience to wait for Metropolis: Compendium's release next year, because everything will become clear.' We tried to make it more clear with the multimedia show on tour, bu t people still just don't get it. Dream Theatre's drummer, Mike Portnoy, explains: 'A lot of people have been asking us about that. The disc's third track, 'Metropolis Pt 3: Static Progress' picks up where Metropolis Pt 2 left off, explaining the event s leading up to the struggle and static heard at the end of the song in greater detail. We had hoped Metropolis part two would satisfy them, but we quickly realized that the story could not been told in a mere 78 minute song hence the cliffhanger ending.'ДЄ special 5.1 Dolby Digital remix of Metropolis Pt 2: Scenes From a Memory is the second piece included on the disc. We were half-joking when we tit led the first song 'part one,' but ever since then the fans have been relentless. Petrucci had this to say: 'I never imagined back in '91 that this would go on this long.

MONTROPOLIS DOLBY SURROUND 5.1 FULL

This reworked version includes two new lyrical passage s from guitarist (and original Metropolis Pt 1 lyricist) John Petrucci, as well as a full 3 minutes of added instrumental ingenuity. The band spent part of their Metropolis Pt 2 studio time re-recording Metropolis Pt 1 in anticipation of Metropolis: Compendium. This disc completes the Metropolis saga from beginning to end by incorporating Metropolis parts 1 and 2 with the recen tly written Metropolis 3, 4, and 5. This marks the first time that any band has recorded and mixed an album specifically for 5 speaker surround sound systems, allowing a dynamic range of effects and offering the end listener the feeling of actually being in the studio.ДЄs for the contents of Metropolis: Compendium, it is best described as a Dream Theatre fan's best dreams come to life. We are fortunate enough to have Dream Theatre represented by EastWest.' In order for DVD-Audio to be a viable format, you have t o have a band that is able to take full advantage of the high fidelity 5.1 channel Dolby Digital capability, as well as the enormous length of recording time that DVD-Audio allows. 'This is the beginning of a new era of audio delivery, and Elektra is getting in on the ground level. 'This is very exciting for us,' said James Swanson, Elektra's press secretary. This release will be the first from Elektra to take advantage of the recently approved DVD-A udio standard. The new release, titled Metropolis: Compendium, will begin recording later this year, after the band has finished with the Metropolis 2000 tour. The band is still touring the US and Europe i n support of their most recent release, Metropolis Pt 2: Scenes From a Memory, an epic 78 minute concept album continuing the story of Metropolis Pt 1: The Miracle and The Sleeper from the band's 1992 release Images and Words.

announced plans for the next release from progressive rock band Dream Theatre. New York - In a surprise move late last night, EastWest Records - a division of Elektra Entertainment, Inc. EastWest Records and Dream Theatre makes fans' dreams come true.

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