The first CD of Dream Theater is called When Dream And Day Unite. This is the only CD where Charlie Dominici takes part of the vocals. Not a very good sound quality, but there are some classical numbers on this CD ('A Fortune In Lies' and 'The Ytse Jam')

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When Dream And Day Unite 1. A Fortune In Lies 5:10 2. Status Seeker 4:15 3. The Ytse Jam 5:43 4. The Killing Hand 8:42 5. Light Fuse And Get Away 7:24 6. Afterlife 5:27 7. The Ones Who Help To Set The Sun 8:05 8. Only A Matter Of Time 6:36 Total Running Time: 51:32

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For many Dream Theater fans 'Images And Words' is the album. All songs are very progressive and powerful and even years later, many of this songs are played during live shows. From this CD on James LaBrie is the vocalist of the band.

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Recorded at The Marquee Club in London, England on April 23rd, 1993, the last night of the European 'Music In Progress' tour, this is the first (and only for so far) live album of Dream Theater. The CD contains 6 tracks with their most live played songs.

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The third album of Dream Theater is called Awake. This CD contains more than 75 minutes of real progressive metal, with songs like the 20 minute 'A Mind Beside Itself' (consisting of the tracks: 'Erotomania', 'Voices' and 'The Silent Man'), 'The Mirror' (very fat) and the ballad 'Space-Dye Vest'.

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A Change Of Seasons is an EP to fill the time between Awake and the next album. It contains one new song of 23 minutes and 4 live recorded coversongs from the 'Uncovered' shows recorded at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in Londo at January 31th 1995. These songs are written by Elton John, Deep Purple, Lez Zeppelin and the medley by Pink Floyd, Kansas, Queen, Journey, Dixie Dregs and Genesis. With this album Derek Sherinian is the keyboardist of Dream Theater.

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After three years waiting the long expected album 'Falling Into Infinity' is finally released. With more than 78 minutes this album is again a real Dream Theater album. It is not as 'Images And Words' beacause it has more industrial and jazz influences. But there is nothing wrong with it. The songs are still as progressive and powerfull as before. It is a very varied album with slow songs ('Anna Lee', 'Hollow Years') to heavy songs like 'New Millennium' and 'Burning My Soul'. Bassist John Myung is playing a Chapman Stick during some songs which gives a new dimension to the progressive metal music. Cool!

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