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Dream Theater - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence (2002)

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clangandclatter · 1 year

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Dream Theater - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence (January 29, 2002)

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stayallnite · 11 months

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#nowplaying #dream theater #six degrees of inner turbulence #prog metal

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lifeneedsasoundtrack · 1 year

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Dream Theater: Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence

Throwback Song of the Day: July 1, 2020

Additional Thoughts: The only way to experience this song is the full 42 minutes.

” He's a Monday morning lunatic Disturbed from time to time Lost within himself In his solitary shell “

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stormywinter42 · 7 months

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Hey I kinda wanna start reviewing albums on this blog so if anyone has any recommendations send them over as an ask include the album name genre and artist I’ve already got a pretty long list of albums to listen to but I’d love some more recommendations

Current list:

Everything sucks - the descendants

Brand New Eyes - Paramore

Rumors - Fleetwood Mac

Tusk - Fleetwood Mac

Licensed to Ill - Beastie Boys

I love you, Dude - Digitalism

Home - before the night

Oracular Spectacular - MGMT

THE E.N.D - Black Eyed Peas

Wake Up & Its Over - Lovejoy

Six degrees of inner turbulence - Dream Theater

Cheap Grills - Science Engineer

The Suburbs - Arcade Fire

Drunken Lullabies - Flogging Molly

Ok Computer - Radiohead

The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me - Brand New

AM - Arctic Monkeys

Lungs - Florence + The Machine

The First Band on the Moon - The Cardigans

Be the Cowboy - Mitski

Mellon collie and the infinite sadness - The Smashing Pumpkins

Zeitgeist- Smashing Pumpkins

Generation terrorist - Manic Street Preachers

City of Evil - Avenged Sevenfold

Everything Harmony - The Lemon Twigs

To be Kind - Swans

I’ll be regularly updating this list

#music #request #I know the list is long but I need more #please send recommendations

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astroa3h · 4 days

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Matthew Perry: ✨ Chiron Inner Healing Reading

Chiron in the 9th House and the sign of Aries @ 6 Degrees

(Virgo Degree) RX

Opposite

Jupiter in the 3rd House and the sign of Libra @ 5 Degrees

(Leo & Fame Degree)

Chiron in Aries in the 9th House: This placement symbolizes deep-seated wounds related to one's identity and philosophical or spiritual beliefs, manifesting through personal crises that demand a reevaluation of personal truths. For Matthew, his lifelong battle with addiction and repeated stints in rehab can be seen as a direct expression of this pain. Aries instills a fighter's spirit, which Matthew certainly had, but it also suggests a tendency towards self-destructive behavior when the energy is misdirected. His struggle was not just with substances but with the very notion of who he was beyond his public persona. This internal conflict was exacerbated by the retrograde motion of Chiron, suggesting a pattern of revisiting and reliving past traumas, continually facing the same demons in slightly different forms.

The 9th House placement of Chiron indicates that Matthew's journey involved a search for deeper meaning and understanding, a quest that often led him into turbulent waters. His public revelations about feeling disconnected from himself and his experiences during the heights of his fame hint at this search for authenticity in a life that often felt scripted by others. Six Degrees in Aries and its influence here reveals a nuanced diplomacy in how he handled these personal revelations—carefully choosing his words, yet always skirting around a complete and brutal honesty that might have been too raw for both him and his audience.

Opposite Jupiter in Libra in the 3rd House: This placement would typically suggest a gifted communicator with a knack for maintaining relationships and a pleasant social demeanor. However, the opposition to Chiron introduced a profound complexity to this narrative. His charming and witty persona, so beloved by the public, was in many ways a façade that masked the turmoil beneath. Jupiter in Libra seeks balance and often at the cost of personal truth. For Matthew, this meant playing the part of the affable, humorous friend on screen, while off-screen, he grappled with intense personal crises that were at odds with the light-hearted image he projected.

Five Degrees, a Leo & Fame Degree added an additional layer of complication, enhancing his public visibility just as it magnified his personal struggles. His ability to communicate about his issues did bring him sympathy and support, but it also trapped him in a cycle where his personal pain was a public spectacle, something to be analyzed and discussed by fans and critics alike.

I believe Matthew's childhood wounds involved an environment where his thoughts, ideas, and beliefs were not valued. Where he felt his opinions were less important or overridden by those of others around him. He felt as if he had no voice. Engaging in therapy, especially approaches like psychodynamic therapy or trauma-informed therapy, could have been particularly effective for Matthew Perry in addressing his Chiron in Aries in the 9th House and Jupiter in Libra in the 3rd House configuration. These therapeutic modalities focus on uncovering and healing childhood wounds, which are crucial for understanding the root of adult behaviors and attitudes.

By exploring early memories and experiences, Matthew could have gained deeper insights into how his need for assertive personal expression and his drive for harmonious communication were at odds. This understanding would allow him to work through these conflicts, helping to integrate his personal identity with his public persona in a way that embraced both his assertiveness and his need for balanced relationships. Such therapy would not only aim to heal old wounds but also provide strategies for dealing with new challenges, potentially leading to a more integrated and authentic existence.

In the end, Matthew Perry's life paints a picture of a man caught between his profound need for real, unvarnished truth and the world's desire to see him as a perennial source of entertainment. His journey was one of immense talent shadowed by equally immense challenges, where every attempt at healing was watched and weighed by an audience that knew him best as a character who could always make them laugh. This duality—the cheerful persona on one side and the troubled, searching soul on the other—created a life of contrasts that were as compelling as they were heartbreaking.

xoxo Astro Ash 🤍✨ Get your own reading: astroash.net

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keagan-ashleigh · 2 years

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Hi! I don't know if I'm onto smg but I took some notes about the box's poem in The Winchesters, bc I felt like there was something weird in the way it seems to be a direct message to us...

Thought I'd share it here - those are unorganized thoughts, I will maybe go further into it later.

Follow the path of I toward Heaven

Second spot is four less seven

Find the fourth behind Hells door

Six suns set on the Western floor

I will always lead you there

Ending the darkness that we all fear

What is this referring to? (besides the obvious aka the way to open the box)

• Heaven is where Dean is currently, and maybe he wants to lead us there bc this is ultimately where is the thing he wants to show us

• "The path of I" - the way it implies "I" is a god-like entity, or God, even, who lives in Heaven. Spn has established God = the narrator so what if "I" here is the narrator?

• Imagine if numbers = spn seasons - s4 & s7 - s4 introduced Castiel (ohoh!) and 7 is the whole Leviathan and Godstiel thing, it's when Dean and Cas get sent in Purgatory. So - s4 less s7, means Castiel's arc story without his descent in madness? s7 is known to be the worst season for most - on a meta level: what would've happened if the situation had been different? What spot would they be in if s7 didn't happen ? What if Chuck didn't write it this way? idk

→ it's less like s7 and more like s4 ? will we get the thrill of this 1st meeting? given that TW tells the story of John & Mary's meeting - mirroring Cas/Dean meeting (cf the entrance scene in trailer), it's kind of a retelling of that story - second spot = second show, second story, we're getting back to that s4 moment, w less of s7 nonsense? or w/o s7 Cas & Dean separation?

s7 also first meeting w Charlie who had the other most brutal BYG of the show

Other interesting things abt s7: Dean forgives Cas, Bobby gets hurt, Dean sent back in time, the "facing your fears" episodes, intro of Kevin Tran, Sam haunted by Lucifer, etc...

But the main thing about s7 to me is how it ends w Purgatory AND the fact Cas wasn't planed to be a series regular this season (tvline 20th may 2011 see fr wiki)

• "find the fourth behind Hell's door",wow, if number = season, s4 being sent in Hell, like, the whole Castiel arc being sent to hell bc of the ultimate choices made in last season by writers/Chuck - also s4 starts w Dean in Hell, being raised from Hell by Castiel

• Six suns set on Western floor - idk yet

- Sun: positive, light, warmth

Sunset : Dean driving in sunset

Sun setting: ending of day

- 6, 6 like what? dean + sam + cas + mary + john + jack: family?

6 main chars: Mary, John, Carlos, Latika, Ada, Millie

6 writers ? (which)

obv 6= hexagon (box shape)

Random: 6= Dream Theater, 6th song of second disc Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence: following 6 chars w diff mental illnesses

Aristotle's 6 elements of tragedy : plot (mythos (which means LIE lmao)), character (ethos), diction (lexis) , thought (dianoia), spectacle (scenic effect) (opsis), song (music) (melos)

In religion: seraphs have 6 wings, 6 points of David star, creation in 6 days, is "perfect number"

Also: virgo 6th astroloical western sign, sixth sense, us army radio call sign (rainbow six),

- western, cowboy hats

western: america? Hollywood ? western canada: Vancouver? idk

• I will always lead you there : Dean/Jensen saying "this is where I want this story to go, that's the plan"

• Ending the darkness that we all fear - in text the darkness we all fear is death, pain, suffering, and facing our sins, basically. The poem on a litteral level says tge suns/positive stuff will end death and suffering that demons represent. This much is obvious. You can't end death though, it's a natural thing that's meant to happen. Unless you're in a story and your death has been wrongly written UH OH we got something there ! 👀

• The darkness could very well be the Empty / bad writing / homophobia on a meta level. We all fear it, "we" the audiance, the queer audiance that's been here since s4. We all feared queerbaiting and Cas' death and Dean's death and that's what happened in spn. Jensen / Dean tells us, if he's speaking here, "fear not my gays, all will be well because this fear of yours is over, we're going to fix it, to cast the darkness (death & separation of those chars) away.

Note about the runes in the picture:

- ingwaz/ing (associated with Yngvi/Freyr - fertility god, commands rain and sun light, brother of Freyja goddess of love (and according to me goddess of shipping lol) ) / means protection

- not an original futhark - means energy, maybe a combination of the o and r of a latin version of the futhark / also looks like a reverse fehu + raidō (f and r) - I am not knowledgeable enough to trace its origins.

I am no expert I'm guessing by the look of the letters but go see the Wikipedia page.

In internet esoteric culture it's protection and energy.

Given that we know Richard is returning maybe foreshadowing Loki/Gabriel.

I don't know if it's right I just laid my thoughts randomly, it is not a completed work. The whole thing just sounds like Jensen/Dean talking directly to us about his plan in narrating this story, it makes a clear parallel between John and Mary and Dean and Cas, and also he takes Chuck's place here, in a way, and is going to set the record straight on it all, fix some wrongs, give a new frame of reference for reading spn, you know what I mean? Goes along with the whole "I'm chosing the music"/" the main villain is a DJ", etc, implying Dean is becoming the driver of the whole narrative. It's all very symbolic and I'm really liking the level of meta here.

#the winchesters meta #ish #my meta #my posts #the winchesters #spn #supernatural #spn cinematic universe #destiel #unreliable narrator

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fabien-euskadi · 2 years

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Tag Games

rules: tag 9 people you’d like to know/catch-up with.

Tagged by @dramaticowl

(thank you)

last song listened to: "Six degrees of inner turbulence" - Dream Theater. Yes, the whole song (it has exactly 42 minutes). Lately, I've been really in the mood for Dream Theater and this is certainly one of the most amazing songs of all times. It's not an easy listen and the subject of the song (bipolar disorder, PTSD, schizophrenia, post-partum depression, autism, and multiple personality disorder) is not light either.

Last show watched: To be honest, I have no idea. Probably, something I tried to watch until it started to give me nightmares - and everything can give me nightmares when depression is hitting me hard.

Currently watching: Hum... technically, I am watching season 4 of Stranger Things, but I only managed to watch one episode. Sadly, I am not in the mood for watching anything - or for doing anything at all. To be honest, I am not in the mood for being alive, let alone to watch anything.

Currently reading: The Illustrious House of Ramires, by Eça de Queiroz. I am really enjoying it, even if I am not reading as fast and as eagerly as I wanted to.

I shall now tag @sunrainsky and... eight more people.

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metalcultbrigade · 3 months

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Dream Theater - Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence 29/01/2002

#metalcultbrigade #metal #heavy metal #prog metal #progressive metal #dream teather

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billysdigiblog · 4 months

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Reflection 9: Picasso's Minotaurmachy and the Jungian Approach

This seminal etching by a younger Picasso is a study in personal iconographic appropriation; it is often agreed upon by scholars that this print-series much informed the artist’s later ‘Guernica’, as well as other war-centred works, most notably in terms of symbolic and metaphoric imagery that he is well-known for. In regard to Picasso’s personal and/or biographical influences on this work, there is much speculation. It is generally agreed that the work was created during a turbulent and unstable period of his life (Moma, 2024), which was much informed by concerns relating to the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in 1936, as well as the recent reveal of his mistress’s pregnancy (Marie-Thérèse Walter), causing even further divide and turmoil in his marriage to Olga Khokhlova. The work is a quintessential exemplar of the artist’s surrealist phase, doing much to break logical consistency and the laws of perspective, regardless of the mythological (and hints of religious) subject matter.

A busy scene acted out by a colourful cast of characters unfolds in a frenzy of sketchy, yet organized hatching. It is through this cast of characters by which the Jungain perspective may aid in analysing the work’s ambivalent meaning. Six or so figures (some blend into a jumble of limbs) of alternating age and gender are composed evenly across the page, presenting varying degrees of reminiscence to the company of archetypes that Jung suggested. It is important to note that the archetypes themselves are described by Jung as inherited, collective and - to some extent - culturally dependent inner psychic models or ideals (Kralingen, 2017). Thus, given the highly subjective nature of both the theory and the proposition (that every archetype is subject to each person’s inner psychology), it is inevitable that a highly interpretive approach is unavoidable.

For instance, what can be interpreted as the archetypal ‘mother’ makes her appearance in something resembling the Virgin with Mary Magdalene, who are typically pictured together in religious iconography, owing to their particular closeness within the holy family. This can be seen through the white dove perched at the fore, the primary figure’s veil, and the secondary figures lack thereof – a common way of representing both holy figures in partnership – and the rather elevated position of both, leaving them at the top of a triangular, hierarchical composition. Though Picasso was an avowed atheist, he made regular use of spiritual and traditional religious imagery, similar to Francis Bacon’s abundant use of the crucifixion. Picasso was especially wont to do this in relation to war-related thematic concerns, positioning the role of religion as an actor in the scenery.

Moreover, a minotaur of Ancient Greek mythology hulks over a large area of the work; this can be interpreted as the father, or the anima; an inner expression of masculinity in both sexes, according to Jung. This also coincides with the common usage of the bull as a symbol for masculinity, fecundity, and authority, especially in regard to Spain and its national associations with the imagery.

Other archetypes can be matched with the figures; the disembowled horse may well be the shadow, representing a turbulent and violent subconscious or repressed desire; the animus within the young girl, the female counterpart of the anima, which holds a beaming candle and seemingly threatens the minotaur; or perhaps the wise old man, observable on the immediate left trying to climb out of the painting may represent the departure of reason – a visual metaphor for taking leave of one’s wits. In any case, the work can be interpreted as an interesting, charged, and tense inner map of the psychological state of the artist, who would possibly also have been encouraged by the wave of popularism psycho-analysis attained in the early to mid-twentieth century.

Adams, L. (2020). Art and Psychoanalysis. [online] obo. Available at: https://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/display/document/obo-9780199920105/obo-9780199920105-0030.xml.

Kralingen, A. van (2017). COMPLEX, ARCHETYPE, SYMBOL in the Psychology of C.G. Jung by Jolande Jacobi. [online] Appliedjung. Available at: https://appliedjung.com/complex-archetype-symbol/.

MoMA (n.d.). Pablo Picasso. Minotauromachy (La Minotauromachie). 1935 | MoMA. [online] The Museum of Modern Art. Available at: https://www.moma.org/collection/works/60110.

Museu Picasso (n.d.). Minotauromachy | Picasso museum Barcelona | Official website. [online] museupicassobcn.cat. Available at: https://museupicassobcn.cat/en/collection/artwork/minotauromachy [Accessed 22 Jan. 2024].

Princeton University (n.d.). La Minotauromachie (Minotauromachy) (x1986-104). [online] artmuseum.princeton.edu. Available at: https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/16133 [Accessed 16 Jan. 2024].

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canoncompanions · 6 months

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UPDATE: New Playlist: Three Operas

Fire Emblem Three Houses is my favorite Fire Emblem since the Tellius duology, which means of course I had to create a Canon Companion based on it. This Canon Companion also contains a section inspired by the sequel/spin-off/AU game Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes. This is the sixth playlist to have over 100 songs.

Prologue/Introductions

She Is Love by 3 Doors Down [Time of My Life]

Strength of the World by Avenged Sevenfold [City of Evil]

One Prairie Outpost by Carbon Leaf [Indian Summer]

Back to School Days by Dave Edmunds [Get It]

She Floats by Vanessa Carlton [Harmonium]

Everything Fades to Gray by Sonata Arctica [The Days of Grays]

Girl on the Edge by Shaking Family [Dreaming in Detail]

It’s All Too Much by the Beatles [Yellow Submarine]

Brick by Boring Brick by Paramore [Brand New Eyes]

Misery Loves Its Company by Red Jumpsuit Apparatus [Don’t You Fake It]

Original Prankster by the Offspring [Conspiracy of One]

Take No Prisoners by Megadeth [Rust in Peace]

Knights of Cydonia by Muse [Black Holes and Revelations]

Where Is Your Heart by Kelly Clarkson [Breakaway]

Just For by Nickelback [Silver Side Up]

Narcolepsy by Third Eye Blind [Third Eye Blind]

Who Can It Be Now? By Men at Work [Business as Usual]

Outsider by Chumbawamba [Tubthumper]

Unaffected by Hoobastank [The Reason]

Reflection from Mulan

No Jesus Christ by Seether [Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces]

Girls by Beastie Boys [Licensed to Ill]

Fortunate Son by Creedence Clearwater Revival [Chronicle Volume One]

I’m Sensitive by Jewel [Pieces of You]

Emotionless by Good Charlotte [The Young and the Hopeless]

What U See (Is What U Get) by Britney Spears [Oops!... I Did It Again]

Extra Savoir-Faire by They Might Be Giants [John Henry]

Bad Influence by P!nk [Funhouse]

Weight of the World by Evanescence [The Open Door]

Faster from Math for the Real World

Sweetness by Jimmy Eat World [Bleed American/Jimmy Eat World]

Absolutely (Story of a Girl) by Nine Days [The Madding Crowd]

Innocence by Avril Lavigne [The Best Damn Thing]

White Clouds

Hit Me with Your Best Shot by Pat Benatar [Crimes of Passion]

My Heart Is Broken by Evanescence [Evanescence]

Dead Friend by Against Me! [Transgender Dysphoria Blues]

My Turn by Hoobastank [For(n)ever]

Accuracy by the Cure [Boys Don’t Cry]

Blue Collar Man (Long Nights) by Styx [Pieces of Eight]

In Fact by They Might Be Giants [Join Us]

Behind the Mask by Anarchy Club [The Way and Its Power]

Symphony of Destruction by Megadeth [Countdown to Extinction]

The Alchemist by Iron Maiden [The Final Frontier]

Another Race by Eiffel 65 [Europop]

Shockwave by Black Tide [Light from Above]

Wake Me Up when September Ends by Green Day [American Idiot]

So I Need You by 3 Doors Down [The Better Life]

C-R-O-W-N-E-D from Kirby’s Return to Dreamland [Kirby’s Dream Collection]

No Win Situation by Hoobastank [Fight or Flight]

Blood (Empty Promises) by Papa Roach [Getting Away with Murder]

Loyal by the Interrupters [Say It Out Loud]

Mountain Song by Jane’s Addiction [Nothing’s Shocking]

Three Houses Parts 2

Wasted Years by Iron Maiden [Best of the Beast]

Miracle by Paramore [Riot!]

Heads Will Roll by Yeah Yeah Yeahs [It’s Blitz!]

Bat Country by Avenged Sevenfold [City of Evil]

The Truth Is Out There by Sonata Arctica [The Days of Grays]

Best of Me by Sum 41 [Underclass Hero]

Behind Blue Eyes by the Who [Who’s Next]

To Defy the Laws of Tradition by Primus [Frizzle Fry]

Hide by RED [End of Silence]

Don’t Give Up by John Avila, Terrance A Carson, Carmen Carter, and Carl Graves [An Extremely Goofy Movie Dance Party!]

A Cry for Everyone by Gentle Giant [Octopus]

Circumstances by Rush [Hemispheres]

Solitary Shell by Dream Theater [Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence]

Survivor Guilt by Rise Against [Endgame]

What’s Left of the Flag by Flogging Molly [Drunken Lullabies]

Out in the Fields by Sonata Arctica [Unia]

Ghost of Me by Daughtry [Leave This Town]

Angry Side by Breaking Point [Coming of Age]

He’s Gone by Grateful Dead [Europe ’72 Live Bonus Track]

Live for Today by Breaking Point [Coming of Age]

All My Best Friends Are Metalheads by Less than Jake [Hello Rockview]

Deceiver by Disturbed [Indestructible]

Damaged People by Depeche Mode [Playing the Angel]

Meet My Maker by Good Charlotte [The Chronicles of Life and Death]

Scars by Papa Roach [Getting Away with Murder]

Faith Alone by Bad Religion [Against the Grain]

Curse of Me by Wednesday 13 [Fang Bang]

The Truth by Good Charlotte [The Chronicles of Life and Death]

Defenders of the Faith by Judas Priest [Defenders of the Faith]

Brotherhood of Destruction by Sanctity [Road to Bloodshed]

Hands of Love by Ted Poley [Beyond the Fade]

Cindered Shadows

Too Much of Heaven by Eiffel 65 [Europop]

Outcast by James Durbin [Memories of a Beautiful Disaster]

Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen [A Night at the Opera]

Love Like Winter by A.F.I. [Decemberunderground]

Money Thing by the Low Millions [Ex-Girlfriends]

Island Fever by Stagehands [The Silent City]

Jessie’s Girl by Rick Springfield [Platinum and Gold Collection]

May by James Durbin [Memories of a Beautiful Disaster]

The Conjuring by Megadeth [Peace Sells… But Who’s Buying?]

Now Is Forever by Eiffel 65 [Europop]

Three Hopes

What If? (Reprise) from If/Then

Ramblin’ Man by the Allman Brothers Band [Brothers and Sisters]

No Bravery by James Blunt [Back to Bedlam]

Dreaming by System of a Down [Hypnotize]

One Way or Another by Blondie [Parallel Lines]

My Curse by Killswitch Engage [As Daylight Dies]

Everything to Me by Liz Phair [Somebody’s Miracle]

One Shot at Glory by Judas Priest [Painkiller]

Attack by System of a Down [Hypnotize]

For the Sake of Revenge by Sonata Arctica [Unia]

Outsmarted by the Hives [Veni Vidi Vicious]

Conflict by Disturbed [The Sickness]

Stronger by Britney Spears [Oops!... I Did It Again]

Sweet Sacrifice by Evanescence [The Open Door]

Talk by Coldplay [X&Y]

Lost My Mind by They Might Be Giants [Nanobots]

Battlefields by Buckethead [3 Foot Clearance]

Come Together by the Beatles [Abbey Road]

We Are the Champions by Queen [News of the World]

Good Mourning/Black Friday by Megadeth [Peace Sells… But Who’s Buying]

Tick Tick Boom by the Hives [The Black and White Album]

Fear of the Dark by Iron Maiden [Best of the Beast]

Goodbye to You by Breaking Point [Beautiful Disorder]

Fight the Power by bis [The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes and Villains]

Moving Forward by Hoobastank [Every Man for Himself]

New artists: Creedence Clearwater Revival, Nine Days, Kirby, Interrupters, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, (John Avila, Terrance A Carson, Carmen Carter, and Carl Graves), Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers Band, Killswitch Engage

Formerly unique artists: Dave Edmunds, Shaking Family, Mulan, Beastie Boys, Anarchy Club, Primus, Sanctity, Low Millions, Rick Springfield, If/Then, Blondie, Buckethead, bis

Artists who passed a ten: Coming soon

New duplicates: Coming soon

Welcome to the club!

#cc playlists #fire emblem #three houses

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classicrockblog1 · 6 months

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Jordan Rudess (Jordan Charles Rudes November 4, 1956) is an American #keyboardist and composer best known as a member of the #progressive #metal/#rock #band Dream Theater and the progressive rock supergroup Liquid Tension Experiment.

Rudess has been the full-time keyboardist in Dream Theater since the recording of 1999's Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory. He has recorded seven other studio albums with the group: 2002's Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence, 2003's Train of Thought, 2005's Octavarium 2007's Systematic Chaos, 2009's Black Clouds & Silver Linings, 2011's A Dramatic Turn of Events, and 2013's Dream Theater. In addition, he has appeared on the live albums Live Scenes From New York, Live at Budokan, Score, Chaos in Motion, Live at Luna Park and Breaking the Fourth Wall.

In addition to working with Dream Theater he occasionally records and performs in other contexts, such as a 2001 one-off duo performance with Petrucci (released as the CD An Evening With John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess), as well as backing up Blackfield on their first short US tour in 2005 and playing a solo opening slot for them on their second in 2007. He also contributed to Steven Wilson's 2011 album, Grace for Drowning.

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syrinxhmd · 7 months

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Dream Theater (monografia) Pt. 2

Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence del 2002, non fa gridare al miracolo quando l’anno dopo, nel 2003 il miracolo avviene a tutti gli effetti, infatti Train of Thought è il loro terzo e ultimo disco degno di nota (insieme a Images and Words, e Metropolis). Il disco anche se è stato criticato da alcuni come troppo melodico, è l’ultima possibilità per i Dream Theater di avere una incarnazione non ermetica. I brani arrivano dritti al cuore (As I Am, Endless Sacrifice, Stream of Consciousness, e In the Name of God sono dei veri capolavori), lasciando intendere al pubblico che la band di Long Island - ora con Jordan Rudess alle tastiere, non è solo un complesso dalle straordinarie capacità tecniche, ma sa pure emozionare. Semmai Octavarium del 2005 è un vero passo falso, mentre Systematic Chaos nel 2007 con più serietà insegue la moda gothic metal del momento. Black Clouds & Silver Linings, A Dramatic Turn of Events, Dream Theater, fino al concept album fantascientifico The Astonishing, sono i dischi più recenti di una formazione che ha avuto tutto dalla propria carriera, e non fa altro che ripetere la stessa formula. Distance over Time (2019), e soprattutto A View from the Top of the World, incoronano ancora una volta i Dream Theater come i musicisti più cervellotici del prog metal, ma il cuore non c’è più, e forse neanche più la voglia di suonare. In conclusione, la storia di questi virtuosi dei loro strumenti, ha dato vita alla più potente esperienza musicale prog di tutti i tempi (trasversalmente sia al rock che al metal per quanto riguarda la capacità di esecuzione), facendo rilucere le doti umane in una sorta di rinascimento musicale. Tuttavia alcuni punti deboli di questa esperienza, come la voce fin troppo melodica di LaBrie, o la freddezza che traspare dalle composizioni dei Dream Theater, non deve farci dimenticare, pur nel plauso al loro genio, quanto la musica sia in definitiva un fatto emotivo, e quanto il metal per via della sua storia lo sia ancora di più.

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hikari-ni-naritai · 8 months

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Which dream theatre song?

Idr the name bc it's part of the concept (half-)album Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence, which explores 6 different mental illnesses from an arguably better perspective than you'd expect, though probably not good enough to recommend to anons on Tumblr. Specifically I was talking about the song about schizophrenia, in which the pov character is institutionalized against his will to "save him from himself" and subjected to cruel and unethical treatments that don't help him at all.

A good album overall!

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freaxs-blog · 10 months

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I want to tell you a bit about John Petrucci, the phenomenal guitar virtuoso from the iconic band Dream Theater!

Born on July 12, 1967, in Kings Park, New York, John Petrucci's love for music began at an early age. His parents recognized his talent and gifted him his first guitar, sparking a lifelong passion.

In 1985, John Petrucci co-founded the progressive metal powerhouse, Dream Theater, along with drummer Mike Portnoy and bassist John Myung. Together, they embarked on a musical odyssey that would redefine the genre.

Dream Theater quickly gained a devoted following with their unique blend of complex compositions, technical prowess, and captivating live performances. John's incredible guitar skills and songwriting abilities played a pivotal role in the band's rise to stardom.

John Petrucci's playing style is characterized by lightning-fast riffs, breathtaking solos, and a remarkable sense of melody. His precision, technical proficiency, and emotive playing have solidified his status as one of the greatest guitarists of our time. He holds a bachelor's degree in music from the Berklee College of Music; His dedication to honing his craft is truly remarkable!

John Petrucci consistently ranks among the top guitar players in numerous esteemed lists and polls, a testament to his immense talent and influence. He has inspired countless musicians and continues to push the boundaries of guitar playing.

The song "Disappear," featured on Dream Theater's iconic album, "Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence." This profound track explores themes of loss, reflection, and the fragility of human existence. It showcases John Petrucci's emotive guitar work and lyrical depth, leaving a lasting impact on listeners.

"Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence" is a conceptual masterpiece that delves into various psychological and emotional aspects of the human experience. Its exploration of inner struggles, mental health, and societal issues resonates deeply, making it a timeless gem in Dream Theater's discography.

🎶🔀 Let the music guide your soul, embrace the magic of John Petrucci's guitar, and let Dream Theater's transcendent compositions elevate your spirit! 🌌

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dust-n-roses · 1 year

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I’m only two songs into Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence by Dream Theater (that spelling pains me as a Brit, lol) but holy crap this is so cool!!

#becoming a prog metal girlie 💅#dream theater #dustnroses.txt #chazza gets into prog

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