Dream Theater - Octavarium |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | The Root Of All Evil (8:07) | |
| 2 | The Answer Lies Within (5:20) | |
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Cello -
Richard Locker
Viola - Vincent Lionti Violin [First] - Elena Barere Violin [Second] - Carol Webb |
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| 3 | These Walls (6:59) | |
| 4 | I Walk Beside You (4:29) | |
| 5 | Panic Attack (7:16) | |
| 6 | Never Enough (6:33) | |
| 7 | Sacrificed Sons (10:42) | |
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Cello -
Jeanne LeBlanc
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Richard Locker
Concertmaster - Elena Barere Flute - Pamela Sklar French Horn - Joe Anderer* , Stewart Rose Viola - Karen Dreyfus , Vincent Lionti Violin - Ann Lehmann , Catherine Ro , Katherine Fong , Katherine Livolsi-Stern , Laura McGinniss , Ricky Sortomme* , Yuri Vodovoz |
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| 8 | Octavarium (24:00) | |
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Cello -
Jeanne LeBlanc
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Richard Locker
Concertmaster - Elena Barere Flute - Pamela Sklar French Horn - Joe Anderer* , Stewart Rose Viola - Karen Dreyfus , Vincent Lionti Violin - Ann Lehmann , Catherine Ro , Katherine Fong , Katherine Livolsi-Stern , Laura McGinniss , Ricky Sortomme* , Yuri Vodovoz |
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Ziggy11, Jan 30, 2006 If you havent heard anything by Dream Theater then this is definitely a great starter album, with all of their melodies blending so well together in their last couple of cds. They have a style all their own that no band has matched in skill or variety of music to date. With John Petrucci on guitar and Mike Portnoy on drums, their isnt a better duo in music. This style of music is Progressive Metal, but has lighter tracks on this album. My all time favorite above all is Scenes From a Memory, which showcases solos for everyone and tells a story as you listen through the whole cd.Was the above review useful to you? (report)