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Dream Theater - Live At The Marquee

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Catalog#:
7567-92286-2
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
Germany
Released:
1993
Genre:
Rock
Style:
Prog Rock, Heavy Metal

Tracklist

1   Metropolis 9:36 X
2   A Fortune In Lies 5:10 X
3   Bombay Vindaloo 6:48 X
4   Surrounded 6:00 X
5   Another Hand - The Killing Hand 10:30 X
6   Pull Me Under 8:42 X

Credits

Bass - John Myung
Drums - Mike Portnoy
Engineer [Live Sound] - Vinnie Kowalski
Engineer [Recording] - Tim Summerhays*
Guitar - John Petrucci
Keyboards - Kevin Moore
Mastered By - Ted Jensen
Mixed By - Doug Oberkircher
Other [A & R] - Derek Oliver
Other [Lighting Director] - Jim "Poop" Poepping
Other [Management] - Jim Pitulski , Rob Shore
Other [Tour Manager] - Mark "M.O.T." O'Toole
Photography [Pix] - Ebet Roberts , Gutchie Kojima
Technician [Backline Tech], Other [Stage Manager] - Patrick O'Toole
Technician [Drum Tech] - Jose Baraquio
Vocals - James LaBrie
Written-By - Dream Theater , Petrucci* (tracks: 1, 2, 5) , Moore* (tracks: 4, 6)

Notes

Recorded at The Marquee Club in London on April 23rd, 1993.
Recorded with the Fleetwood Mobile Recording Unit.
Mixed at Bear Tracks Studios, Suffern, NY and at Quad Sound Studio, New York City.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York.
Management for Roundtable Entertainment, Inc.
(P)(C) 1993 WEA International Inc.
A Time Warner Company
GEMA/BIEM
LC 0120

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Rated 5/5
Review by icyfingerz Jul 23, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)
Although the guys from New York released a lot of live stuff during the years, this EP recorded at the famous Marquee Club during their first ever European tour is still (and will most likely ever be) my favourite DT live album.
It may not be as polished and technically overwhelming as the later DT live releases, but that's one reason why I like it so much. Another reason is the performance of James LaBrie - to my knowledge this is the best live performance of him ever recorded.
Besides that, every single one of them is giving his very best and all adds up to a stunning piece of live work and 47 minutes of pure energy.