I am 67 and I fell in love with this group in the late '90s. Your Aunt Paty is a music lover and she has the roots and life experience that makes it easy for her to be open-minded about something different. There was no more divergent and experimental musical age than the 60s and 70s. I fully get her and appreciate that she has lived an era I share. I too listened and saw great musicians at the Fillmore, Winterland, Sacramento Memorial Auditorium back in the late 60s. What a great training ground for psychedelic, blues, folk, rock, and even the great roots of Prog. Thanks, Lex and Patty for sharing your thoughts on this wonderful piece.
Dream Theater has always had that Rush vibe to me. They are precision masters like the Mighty Rush thats for sure! Thanks Lex for sharing! And you have an awesome Auntie!
Great reaction so nice to see the mature and younger generations getting together to listen to great music, my request for you guys is for Renaissance, Things I don’t Understand Live 1974 remastered version.
@@NicknLex Paty is a beautiful woman and I love that she dances and seems so heart-centered. And her poise in front of your viewers is inspiring. We can choose to get better and wiser with age and continue to embrace art and music. Like Paty. Love it! ✨🤪💗
You through Aunt Paty to the wolves on this one...haha! These guys are very different from what she might be used to listening to. I loved it! You guys are great
Your Aunt is very sweet with excellent music taste. Loved the reactions to some of Dream Theatre's best work. Had fun, and keep bringing the auntie back!
This is the most adorable thing I have ever seen. Your mom rocks! My mom is going to be 70 this year and she still rocks Guns N Roses and what not. This was great
It was so awesome for you to share the experience of Dream Theater with Aunt Paty, These were a nice choice of songs as you get some variety with a lot of musical passages that Dream Theater are so famous for. This proves that really good music stands the test of time and many generations from diverse backgrounds can all come together be united by the artistry being presented.
I tried to get my family into DT years ago, and they just had zero interest. I even put on one of the concerts to try and ‘show’ them their chops, but they just went into another room instead. Oh well lol
LOL - Yeah, can imagine. It's like trying to talk to them about advanced calculus...goes right over most people's heads. After all, there's a reason why you mostly hear pop, techno & rap coming out of the speakers once you turn on the radio; it's music that's easy to understand.
I've had similar problems with some family members but I'm very anti-social so, if they turn up uninvited, I turn the volume right up, including the sub-woofer, so that they can't talk over it and, if they go to another room, they can still hear it [and so can the neighbours].
My mom (and most of my family) really like this album, and we have enjoyed together watching the live concert a few times. But I know what you mean, I tried to show her some Gojira songs but it proved too harsh for her liking :D
@@pentagrammaton6793 Technically, melodically, he's also a great songwriter. He just lacks some techniques like crazy tapping stuff like Micheal romeo. He's really old school but he does it well.
Thumbs up for Aunt Paty, so openminded to "modern" music and such a great analysis on top. I'm glad you listened to my favourite DT album and also one of my TOP 5 of all times. Hope you're gonna react to Finally Free one day, what a fantastic finale to this epic album ... and even better on Live Scenes, Mike Portnoy "destroyed" his drums .... we left the concert in 2000 and the melody of this song was in our heads for the rest of the night.
Gotta believe Aunt Patty must have been a real trip when she was your age Alexia! Wish our paths had crossed back in the day. Great reactions to super tracks from DT. Super band and hope to hear more of them on your channel. Kudos to Nick if he recommended this for Aunt Patty. Lex, we've heard you mention several times that you love Pink Floyd as do we. Being senior citizens like your aunt we've followed PF since their beginning. You and Nick also enjoyed the performance of Ghost Love Score by Nightwish who we also love very much especially the live performance videos which all have amazing production quality. Back in 2005, NW performed live a song by Pink Floyd, not as a cover, but as a tribute to Pink Floyd. They did it in their own style because, as Tuomas said, "No one should try to emulate the original; not possible". The song is High Hopes and we'd love to watch the reaction of you and Nick. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/IClqCyS4IRY/w-d-xo.html Best wishes to your amazing Aunt Patty and safe travels for her. Stay safe and enjoy your reaction ride. We will.
Im really becoming a fan of this band. I have always known about them and heard a few song here and there. But its because of you that im being exposed more and more to them! I had so much fun with this reaction! You two look like you had fun as well! Thanks a lot!
you want recomendations ? I own all albums of DT, have seen them 17 times live. Like I wrote in my comment to NicknLex Scenes from a memory is my favourite DT album, followed by Awake. Later on they became more metal, but still with beautiful meldodies. Live at Budokan and Score are great live albums, Score has the 2nd set with orchestra, I love it.
Nice reaction! ☺ I saw Dream Theater perform "Scenes From a Memory" in it's entirety live in concert in 2000. Then they came back onstage for a second set of some of their other songs. They performed about 3 hours with perfection! Awesome show - I'll never forget it. In 2017 they did a similar approach for "The Astonishing" - another superb concert! 🌎✌🌿🎶
Good explanation of what Progressive Rock is and how these bands use dynamic changes and the complex chord changes give a different tone or mood to the music. Unison passages emphasize melody or some musically important portion of the composition. It can be completely orchestrated or incorporate improvisation, but also uses tempo changes and often changes in key for variety. Jazz ideas are also often utilized. You definitely can hear all the '70s band's influences in Dream Theater. Peace.
Yay! go Aunt Paty! maybe it's a bit heavy for Aunty but she does really well with it, but I can't see her going out and buying their albums, perhaps something a bit less busy :)
How have you not listened to the entire album yet, Lex? IF The Spirit Carries On doesn't make you cry and Finally Free doesn't make your jaw drop, I will eat my hat. Even if off camera (although I wouldn't suggest it) you have to listen with the lyrics in front of you and follow the story.
Yup, the Scenes From a Memory album is one of the best albums ever produced. And it came out 2 years after the most disappointing DT album (Falling Into Infinity, which IMO has only 3 really great songs: Trial of Tears, Lines In the Sand & Hell's Kitchen, whereas normally about 90% are killer songs). I still remember as if it had been yesterday...I put it on & braced myself for another disappointment (after all, it's impossible to keep churning out killer albums one after the other as they'd already done with their first 3 albums), but boy, was I relieved when I'd finished listening to the whole thing. For the whole time I was in awe; they had done it again; & better than ever before; they'd created their absolute masterpiece, which of course was more than mere compensation for the FII disaster (which is of course still better than about 99% of all other albums out there) :)
You look like an native Indian in that outfit. Very nice! BTW love your aunt, 70 year old and still open to music of this caliber. I'm 56 and my eyes just opened about 15 years ago, I was stuck in the 70s with groups like ufo, Deep Purple, Captain Beyond and like that.
so there's still hope for you :-) I started my music journey just like you (I'm 61 now) with Deep Purple and LZ albums of my older brother, my first "own discovery" was UFO - Boogie, I still love it; later on with Michael Schenker was the best era, but can you believe, that it took until 2019, when I saw them live for the very first time? Only Phil Mogg as only founding member, but he is still in good shape ... at least the voice :-) I have 2 friends, that are completely stuck in the past 70s/80s. Whenever I play new music to them, and I'm really up to date, one of them starts talking about Genesis of the Gabriel era, sometimes it seems to me, that's the only music, he listens to all the time :-) how boring ...
Una genia tu tía!! Gracias por subtitular los videos al español!! Soy de Argentina pero me gustan mas la orientación musical en los videos en inglŕs y me perdía sus comentarios e impresiones . Saludos.
Well it looks like Nick lost his job. Kuttos to Aunt Pati.. I have an Aunt Patti Ann. This is my favorite band and has been since 1995, and I'm 68. Age shouldn't have any bearing I think. Great Job Girls! Is this Nicks Aunt.? I ask because it looked like Nick when she stared into the camera. We have a new Fan DT.
I'm 59 years and my dad told me about 40 years ago, that I would get tired of listening to Rock music by the time I reached the age I am now! And I told him really? And he said yes! He also said: " who listens to that junk anyways!" I just laughed at him and I asked him: " how can it be junk when you have the Beatles, Zeppelin, Rush and others?" And I also told him there are younger parents than me who's kids have reaction videos.and they are listening to my favorite bands and they love it! And I'm not knocking his music cos i like it too but my heart is with the Rock and Roll Army! For life!
@@raymondrocha797 - 59 in a few weeks! I'll be listening to Rock, Metal, Progressive Rock & Prog Metal at 90 and beyond :P. Search for Video: Rick Beato; Will I Still Listen To Metal (Meshuggah, Slipknot, Tool...) When I'm 80 Years Old?
@@raymondrocha797 The famous german producer Frank Fahrian (creator of Boney M and Milli Vanilli) once said in a talk show: The music that you listen to at the age of 15, you will listen to all your life. I agree. Unless you have a wife like one of my best friends, who was crazy about Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull and many more; she educated him to listen to german music with her, "because it's so much nicer, when you understand the texts" ..... puke :-) There is lots of good german music, but not the one he has to listen to, I feel sorry for him ....
Hola soy Carlos de Guadalajara Jalisco México he visto dos veces a DREAM THEATER 2014 Auditorio Telmex 2016 Teatro Diana tengo 62 años y me fascina su música Me gustó más el escenario del 2016 en el intermedio salía tu Foto en la pantalla
If she likes rock and Latin music, I feel like she might like the Mars Volta. Their _Frances the Mute_ and _Amputecture_ albums fuse weird post-punk and rock with Latin jazz in a really cool way. Also, more people should listen to Mars Volta. They're so good.
I think you, Lex, or Nick mentioned your folks did not know Genesis as a progressive rock band. Does Paty? Are you going to introduce her to Genesis with Peter Gabriel?
Hey Nick and Lex! please react to this song of Soda Stereo! I know you like it... it´s veeeery eighties and the final is épic!! "Soda Stereo - Sobredosis de TV (Remix) Official video" (it´s not a remix... it´s more a remake but much batter than the original version of 1984)
There are probably a few relatives that I could sit down and listen to the music I enjoy. My Brother (who is 10 years younger) got into most of the music I like, but he's not into DT, Fates Warning or bands of that ilk (I really don't know why), yet he likes Queensryche, and we have seen them together, maybe twice? (Mindcrime Tour, opening for Metallica "...And Justice for All/Damaged Justice Tour"). We've seen Rush together for about 6 tours, as well as their last, with my Ex, and Friend. Primus is another fave of ours which we've seen together (along with a few other bands, including Yes, and ELP when they re-formed), but now we hardly talk. My Mom practically listens to everything. She could be listening to Luis Miguel, Enya, Bjork, Led Zeppelin, Santana, The Beatles and from Rock, Classical, Latin, New Age, R&B from the past and present, Latin Jazz, Traditional Jazz and even Alternative music. She's heard me play Spock's Beard and she said; "Wow! It sounds so big, like an orchestra!". My Father, if he were alive, would probably enjoy many of the bands like Dream Theater because of their musicality/virtuosic playing. But I think with many in my family, I think it would get monotonous after awhile :p. Though it be curious to hear what other family members would say (Aunt's, Uncles, Cousins etc.), but I'm not close with most in my family (Moms side and Dads side). It take a long time to explain why that is, but its too bad we aren't closer. But I am waiting for a response to your last video with Paty, Lexi, from my Aunt Dinora (she is my Dad's half-sister). Last nights episode made me want to ask her what it was like to grow-up in Honduras in the late 60's and early 70's, her and her siblings were very attractive, and in pictures you could see they were VERY influenced by American culture (they all moved here in the mid-70's and became citizens, now live in various parts of the nation). So I sent her the link to the show to watch, maybe it will bring back memories of her own to share, and I'll share them under _that_ video :). Just some Dream Theater information . . . The "Overture" basically just that; The melodies played are "what's to come" in the various tracks on the album. The concept of the album (quotes from Wiki); The album is the sequel to "Metropolis-Part I: 'The Miracle and the Sleeper'", a song previously featured on the band's 1992 album "Images and Words". "Nicholas", a troubled man going through past life regression therapy. In a hypnotic trance induced by his hypnotherapist, he begins to see a girl named Victoria Page (who is mentioned as "she" in the original song on Images and Words) and a life that feels strangely familiar, despite the fact that he has never been here. . . . From here it begins to unfold as a Murder Mystery (be sure to read the Wikipedia page about the album). It was heartwarming to see Paty enjoying the various melodies and reacting to it all with her hand movements. Though since they are not conventional songs, she had to take a breather and a sip of water ^_^. Its amazing what she was saying about the music, because if she were reading the lyrics, she would be spot-on to what's happening in the story! I don't know about Paty, but if you guys played the track; "The Spirit Carries On", you would be balling your eyes out Lexi. I can never listen to that track without thinking of friends and my Dad who passed away. - I hope we see more of Paty, and more reactions with her. That was fun :D.
I am 67 and I fell in love with this group in the late '90s. Your Aunt Paty is a music lover and she has the roots and life experience that makes it easy for her to be open-minded about something different. There was no more divergent and experimental musical age than the 60s and 70s. I fully get her and appreciate that she has lived an era I share. I too listened and saw great musicians at the Fillmore, Winterland, Sacramento Memorial Auditorium back in the late 60s. What a great training ground for psychedelic, blues, folk, rock, and even the great roots of Prog. Thanks, Lex and Patty for sharing your thoughts on this wonderful piece.
Aunt Paty's got the groove. It may not be her style but you can tell she enjoys music. I LIKE HER!
Dream Theater has always had that Rush vibe to me. They are precision masters like the Mighty Rush thats for sure! Thanks Lex for sharing! And you have an awesome Auntie!
rush spawned many bands of the prog era, Tool included
They were a rush cover band before they started to write original material so it only makes sense lol
Well, they are HUGE Rush fans. Early DT drank a lot from that fountain.
I also know this band very well!! I've seen them about 20 times in concert and I've met them three times.
Your very lucky dude, I've never seen them live😭😭 cause im just 16 and I discovered them just last year!
Great reaction so nice to see the mature and younger generations getting together to listen to great music, my request for you guys is for Renaissance, Things I don’t Understand Live 1974 remastered version.
Beautiful composed song, love the group.
I want Aunt Paty to adopt me - you can always use another cool aunt! I bet she still dances. Tell her that she’s admired! Love 💗
Yes! I’d love that!! And of course she dances, that’s her full-time job!! She gives classes at different places every single day of the week! 💃
@@NicknLex Paty is a beautiful woman and I love that she dances and seems so heart-centered. And her poise in front of your viewers is inspiring. We can choose to get better and wiser with age and continue to embrace art and music. Like Paty. Love it! ✨🤪💗
Very well said! Stay beautiful and have fun!
you don't see that everyday someones aunt listening to dream theater lmao...i love it....always enjoy your channel lex's where is nick :o)
You through Aunt Paty to the wolves on this one...haha! These guys are very different from what she might be used to listening to. I loved it! You guys are great
Your Aunt is very sweet with excellent music taste. Loved the reactions to some of Dream Theatre's best work. Had fun, and keep bringing the auntie back!
Thanks for this unique reaction Lex!
Hi Aunt Penny! How nice to see you. I love that Nick and Lex react to 70s 🎶 music. 🔆🌺💗
This is the most adorable thing I have ever seen. Your mom rocks! My mom is going to be 70 this year and she still rocks Guns N Roses and what not. This was great
It was so awesome for you to share the experience of Dream Theater with Aunt Paty, These were a nice choice of songs as you get some variety with a lot of musical passages that Dream Theater are so famous for. This proves that really good music stands the test of time and many generations from diverse backgrounds can all come together be united by the artistry being presented.
All the best to your Aunt Paty. For her to sincerely listen is a compliment to her musical ears and mind.
Thank you!! 💗 She is truly wonderful!!
Es un discazo completo!!!!
I tried to get my family into DT years ago, and they just had zero interest. I even put on one of the concerts to try and ‘show’ them their chops, but they just went into another room instead. Oh well lol
Many people don't have the intellectual aptitude or capability to understand and appreciate the genius of Dream Theater.
LOL - Yeah, can imagine. It's like trying to talk to them about advanced calculus...goes right over most people's heads. After all, there's a reason why you mostly hear pop, techno & rap coming out of the speakers once you turn on the radio; it's music that's easy to understand.
I've had similar problems with some family members but I'm very anti-social so, if they turn up uninvited, I turn the volume right up, including the sub-woofer, so that they can't talk over it and, if they go to another room, they can still hear it [and so can the neighbours].
My mom (and most of my family) really like this album, and we have enjoyed together watching the live concert a few times. But I know what you mean, I tried to show her some Gojira songs but it proved too harsh for her liking :D
we have to accept, that many people don't understand this music because of different reasons; so you tried, they didn't like it, bad luck for them :-)
John Petrucci such a great guitarist.
He’s Elite for sure!
@UCh-nS2Odp6Mw7ULn7jTbHxw you good? u speak English?
Technically, yes.
@@pentagrammaton6793 Technically, melodically, he's also a great songwriter. He just lacks some techniques like crazy tapping stuff like Micheal romeo. He's really old school but he does it well.
@@Moskal91 none of Dream Theater's melodies or arrangements are particularly memorable to me. Also the singer has always been crap.
Thumbs up for Aunt Paty, so openminded to "modern" music and such a great analysis on top. I'm glad you listened to my favourite DT album and also one of my TOP 5 of all times. Hope you're gonna react to Finally Free one day, what a fantastic finale to this epic album ... and even better on Live Scenes, Mike Portnoy "destroyed" his drums .... we left the concert in 2000 and the melody of this song was in our heads for the rest of the night.
Gotta believe Aunt Patty must have been a real trip when she was your age Alexia! Wish our paths had crossed back in the day. Great reactions to super tracks from DT. Super band and hope to hear more of them on your channel. Kudos to Nick if he recommended this for Aunt Patty. Lex, we've heard you mention several times that you love Pink Floyd as do we. Being senior citizens like your aunt we've followed PF since their beginning. You and Nick also enjoyed the performance of Ghost Love Score by Nightwish who we also love very much especially the live performance videos which all have amazing production quality. Back in 2005, NW performed live a song by Pink Floyd, not as a cover, but as a tribute to Pink Floyd. They did it in their own style because, as Tuomas said, "No one should try to emulate the original; not possible". The song is High Hopes and we'd love to watch the reaction of you and Nick. Here is the link:
th-cam.com/video/IClqCyS4IRY/w-d-xo.html Best wishes to your amazing Aunt Patty and safe travels for her. Stay safe and enjoy your reaction ride. We will.
A great and really interesting reaction Lex and Aunt Paty....Wonderful!
Yes!!! FINALLY IT'S HERE GUYS!!!!
One of the best, if not the best piece of instrumental rock music that will ever exist. 🙌🙌
My band used to cover these two songs to start our shows and its just an absolute joy to play!
Para mi el mejor disco de dream theater.
Im really becoming a fan of this band. I have always known about them and heard a few song here and there. But its because of you that im being exposed more and more to them! I had so much fun with this reaction! You two look like you had fun as well! Thanks a lot!
you want recomendations ? I own all albums of DT, have seen them 17 times live. Like I wrote in my comment to NicknLex Scenes from a memory is my favourite DT album, followed by Awake. Later on they became more metal, but still with beautiful meldodies. Live at Budokan and Score are great live albums, Score has the 2nd set with orchestra, I love it.
@@rudolfbecker4313 thank you for these. I will seek all of this out! I love everything ive heard so far! Thanks again
Nice reaction! ☺
I saw Dream Theater perform "Scenes From a Memory" in it's entirety live in concert in 2000. Then they came back onstage for a second set of some of their other songs. They performed about 3 hours with perfection! Awesome show - I'll never forget it. In 2017 they did a similar approach for "The Astonishing" - another superb concert!
🌎✌🌿🎶
Thank u for this reaction, saludos desde México y espero hagan todo el álbum completo y después todo de The Glass Prison y después Octavarium jejeje
Loved the reaction! What a special surprise.
The entire album is incredible , even not knowing the story they are telling you still feel the different emotions the characters are going through.
This is so wholesome.. I'm happy!!!
Cool, having your aunt critique the music you love!
Good explanation of what Progressive Rock is and how these bands use dynamic changes and the complex chord changes give a different tone or mood to the music. Unison passages emphasize melody or some musically important portion of the composition. It can be completely orchestrated or incorporate improvisation, but also uses tempo changes and often changes in key for variety. Jazz ideas are also often utilized. You definitely can hear all the '70s band's influences in Dream Theater. Peace.
OMG i have the same desktop picture! : )
DT is the ultimate progressive rock band which many others have grown from ❤️☝️ thanks for the reaction guys ❤️☝️
First Nick was hoping Lex would like James Labrie's voice. Now Lex is hoping Aunt Party will like his voice. Seems like Lex is a Labrie fan now😆😆
Yay! go Aunt Paty! maybe it's a bit heavy for Aunty but she does really well with it, but I can't see her going out and buying their albums, perhaps something a bit less busy :)
How have you not listened to the entire album yet, Lex? IF The Spirit Carries On doesn't make you cry and Finally Free doesn't make your jaw drop, I will eat my hat. Even if off camera (although I wouldn't suggest it) you have to listen with the lyrics in front of you and follow the story.
OMG, That's so beauty fulll. Ty.
DAY MADE...YOU TWO ARE AWESOME!!1
Aguante la tía Paty y la buena música 🤘👏👏👏👏👏
I just love Aunt Paty and Dream Theater is not bad either. 🙏🏽✌🏽❤️
Merci pour ce partage 🤘🙏🤘
Next up: Osiris.
Great video. Thanks ✨🤪
Yup, the Scenes From a Memory album is one of the best albums ever produced. And it came out 2 years after the most disappointing DT album (Falling Into Infinity, which IMO has only 3 really great songs: Trial of Tears, Lines In the Sand & Hell's Kitchen, whereas normally about 90% are killer songs). I still remember as if it had been yesterday...I put it on & braced myself for another disappointment (after all, it's impossible to keep churning out killer albums one after the other as they'd already done with their first 3 albums), but boy, was I relieved when I'd finished listening to the whole thing. For the whole time I was in awe; they had done it again; & better than ever before; they'd created their absolute masterpiece, which of course was more than mere compensation for the FII disaster (which is of course still better than about 99% of all other albums out there) :)
WOWW !!!!!!!!! what a cool mom !!!!!
Wow her explanation might be the reason I really like Dream theater. 🤔
Aunt Paty gets it! She's awesome.
Your Aunt is the best :) Love
You stopped it before some of the most beautiful music ever laid down!
Recomendación "La Poderosa Muerte" de Los Jaivas (Video grabado en Macchu Picchu), leyendas del Rock Progresivo latinoamericano.
You look like an native Indian in that outfit. Very nice! BTW love your aunt, 70 year old and still open to music of this caliber. I'm 56 and my eyes just opened about 15 years ago, I was stuck in the 70s with groups like ufo, Deep Purple, Captain Beyond and like that.
so there's still hope for you :-) I started my music journey just like you (I'm 61 now) with Deep Purple and LZ albums of my older brother, my first "own discovery" was UFO - Boogie, I still love it; later on with Michael Schenker was the best era, but can you believe, that it took until 2019, when I saw them live for the very first time? Only Phil Mogg as only founding member, but he is still in good shape ... at least the voice :-) I have 2 friends, that are completely stuck in the past 70s/80s. Whenever I play new music to them, and I'm really up to date, one of them starts talking about Genesis of the Gabriel era, sometimes it seems to me, that's the only music, he listens to all the time :-) how boring ...
Smart Lady!
Ahhh man, strange deja vu is a masterpiece
Una genia tu tía!! Gracias por subtitular los videos al español!! Soy de Argentina pero me gustan mas la orientación musical en los videos en inglŕs y me perdía sus comentarios e impresiones .
Saludos.
I know this is nearly 3 years ago...but curious if you told her the story
Well it looks like Nick lost his job. Kuttos to Aunt Pati.. I have an Aunt Patti Ann. This is my favorite band and has been since 1995, and I'm 68. Age shouldn't have any bearing I think. Great Job Girls! Is this Nicks Aunt.? I ask because it looked like Nick when she stared into the camera. We have a new Fan DT.
I'm 59 years and my dad told me about 40 years ago, that I would get tired of listening to Rock music by the time I reached the age I am now!
And I told him really? And he said yes!
He also said: " who listens to that junk anyways!" I just laughed at him and I asked him: " how can it be junk when you have the Beatles, Zeppelin, Rush and others?" And I also told him there are younger parents than me who's kids have reaction videos.and they are listening to my favorite bands and they love it! And I'm not knocking his music cos i like it too but my heart is with the Rock and Roll Army! For life!
@@raymondrocha797 - 59 in a few weeks! I'll be listening to Rock, Metal, Progressive Rock & Prog Metal at 90 and beyond :P.
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@@mvunit3
For sure! For sure! As long as I can do this🤘
@@raymondrocha797 The famous german producer Frank Fahrian (creator of Boney M and Milli Vanilli) once said in a talk show: The music that you listen to at the age of 15, you will listen to all your life. I agree. Unless you have a wife like one of my best friends, who was crazy about Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull and many more; she educated him to listen to german music with her, "because it's so much nicer, when you understand the texts" ..... puke :-) There is lots of good german music, but not the one he has to listen to, I feel sorry for him ....
Reaccionen a PRESTO VIVACE (JERUSALÉN) una banda progresivo de ARGENTINA
Has a LOT of Rush vibes!
Because the band are huge Rush fans amongst others like Queen, Kansas, Journey, Yes and Genesis
@@martinkulkarni3569 The double-tracked guitar lead harmonies remind me of Iron Maiden.
@@johncalvo1743 especially when you hear it isolated
Don't dream, "Come Dancing", with Jeff Beck and I.
Hola soy Carlos de Guadalajara Jalisco México he visto dos veces a DREAM THEATER 2014 Auditorio Telmex 2016 Teatro Diana tengo
62 años y me fascina su música
Me gustó más el escenario del
2016 en el intermedio salía tu
Foto en la pantalla
love it
power ant
If she likes rock and Latin music, I feel like she might like the Mars Volta. Their _Frances the Mute_ and _Amputecture_ albums fuse weird post-punk and rock with Latin jazz in a really cool way.
Also, more people should listen to Mars Volta. They're so good.
they definitley created their own style/genre, but it's not everyday music, you have to be in the mood for these crazy guys :-)
Mujeres de buenos gustos❤❤ cracks
Hola. Veo la portada de un album de Supertramp y me gustaría si algún día podrían reaccionar a la canción School.
Saludos.
Hacele escuchar algo de pappo!! Como sucio y despejó👍👍👍
you turn the volume down i turn it up!
Live it you and auntie should react to pink Floyd great gig in the sky love to see her reaction to that
Put it in Six Degrees album
The lead guitar work reminds me a lot of Tony MacAlpine.
MacAlpine is pretty Petrucci-esque and has played with Portnoy covering DT songs a lot so that doesn’t surprise me.
I think you, Lex, or Nick mentioned your folks did not know Genesis as a progressive rock band. Does Paty? Are you going to introduce her to Genesis with Peter Gabriel?
""The music is going pah and then PAHHHH! Lovely lady, progressive music maam, Still great rocker lady!!!
Reacciona a PRESTO VIVACE es una banda progresivo ARGENTINO
Hey Nick and Lex! please react to this song of Soda Stereo! I know you like it... it´s veeeery eighties and the final is épic!! "Soda Stereo - Sobredosis de TV (Remix) Official video" (it´s not a remix... it´s more a remake but much batter than the original version of 1984)
You can absolutely tell that was the portnoy versions of these songs
Rush is Progressive Rock, Dream Theater is Progressive Metal.
There are probably a few relatives that I could sit down and listen to the music I enjoy. My Brother (who is 10 years younger) got into most of the music I like, but he's not into DT, Fates Warning or bands of that ilk (I really don't know why), yet he likes Queensryche, and we have seen them together, maybe twice? (Mindcrime Tour, opening for Metallica "...And Justice for All/Damaged Justice Tour"). We've seen Rush together for about 6 tours, as well as their last, with my Ex, and Friend. Primus is another fave of ours which we've seen together (along with a few other bands, including Yes, and ELP when they re-formed), but now we hardly talk.
My Mom practically listens to everything. She could be listening to Luis Miguel, Enya, Bjork, Led Zeppelin, Santana, The Beatles and from Rock, Classical, Latin, New Age, R&B from the past and present, Latin Jazz, Traditional Jazz and even Alternative music. She's heard me play Spock's Beard and she said; "Wow! It sounds so big, like an orchestra!". My Father, if he were alive, would probably enjoy many of the bands like Dream Theater because of their musicality/virtuosic playing. But I think with many in my family, I think it would get monotonous after awhile :p.
Though it be curious to hear what other family members would say (Aunt's, Uncles, Cousins etc.), but I'm not close with most in my family (Moms side and Dads side). It take a long time to explain why that is, but its too bad we aren't closer.
But I am waiting for a response to your last video with Paty, Lexi, from my Aunt Dinora (she is my Dad's half-sister). Last nights episode made me want to ask her what it was like to grow-up in Honduras in the late 60's and early 70's, her and her siblings were very attractive, and in pictures you could see they were VERY influenced by American culture (they all moved here in the mid-70's and became citizens, now live in various parts of the nation). So I sent her the link to the show to watch, maybe it will bring back memories of her own to share, and I'll share them under _that_ video :).
Just some Dream Theater information . . .
The "Overture" basically just that; The melodies played are "what's to come" in the various tracks on the album.
The concept of the album (quotes from Wiki); The album is the sequel to "Metropolis-Part I: 'The Miracle and the Sleeper'", a song previously featured on the band's 1992 album "Images and Words".
"Nicholas", a troubled man going through past life regression therapy. In a hypnotic trance induced by his hypnotherapist, he begins to see a girl named Victoria Page (who is mentioned as "she" in the original song on Images and Words) and a life that feels strangely familiar, despite the fact that he has never been here.
. . . From here it begins to unfold as a Murder Mystery (be sure to read the Wikipedia page about the album).
It was heartwarming to see Paty enjoying the various melodies and reacting to it all with her hand movements. Though since they are not conventional songs, she had to take a breather and a sip of water ^_^. Its amazing what she was saying about the music, because if she were reading the lyrics, she would be spot-on to what's happening in the story!
I don't know about Paty, but if you guys played the track; "The Spirit Carries On", you would be balling your eyes out Lexi. I can never listen to that track without thinking of friends and my Dad who passed away.
- I hope we see more of Paty, and more reactions with her. That was fun :D.
Spirit carries on is on my track list for my funeral ...:-)