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DISTANT MEMORIES - LIVE IN LONDON out now: https://dream-theater.lnk.to/DistantMemoriesLive

“Whether you had a chance to see this tour in person and want to relive what was hopefully an awesome concert experience or enjoying the performance on video for the first time, Distant Memories – Live In London very accurately and very beautifully captures the energy and excitement we all felt together at the Apollo,” explains guitarist John Petrucci.

The tracklisting for Distant Memories – Live In London is:

1. Untethered Angel
2. A Nightmare to Remember
3. Fall Into the Light
4. Barstool Warrior
5. In the Presence of Enemies – Part 1
6. Pale Blue Dot
7. Scenes Live Intro
8. Scene One: Regression
9. Scene Two: I. Overture 1928
10. Scene Two: II. Strange Déjà Vu
11. Scene Three: I. Through My Words
12. Scene Three: II. Fatal Tragedy
13. Scene Four: Beyond This Life
14. Scene Five: Through Her Eyes
15. Scene Six: Home
16. Scene Seven: I. The Dance of Eternity
17. Scene Seven: II. One Last Time
18. Scene Eight: The Spirit Carries On
19. Scene Nine: Finally Free
20. At Wit’s End
21. Paralyzed (Bonus Track)

Like most fans of heavy music, Dream Theater is hoping that Metallica comes out strong with their new album, which is expected out later this year.

Cemetary Gates:
Originally recorded by Pantera.
Recorded Live in Grand Prairie, TX - 8/2/05

*Symphony X's Russell Allen + Fear Factory's Burton C Bell + Megadeth's Dave Mustaine **


By the time 2005 rolled around, we were celebrating our 20th anniversary and i was writing a setlist that went through the band's history chronologically ecah night. so that tour did not have any "on-off covers"...with the exception of this one. We began the 2005 touring cycle by jumping on board the very first version of Megadeth's Gigantour. Back in early 2004, I had decided we should cover this soing as a one-off the next time we rolled through the Dallas area, but we ended up never playing in Texas on the ToT tour (this was before Dimebag was tragically killed...).The next time we played in Texas was on Gigantour and the Dimebag tragedy had happened months earlier...so we finally got to cover it and it's impact was now magnified tenfold because of the situation.

I decided to elevate the song from merely a "cover" to more of a "tribute", and Invited Symphony X's Russell Allen, Fear Factory's Burton C Bell and Megadeth's Dave Mustaine to join us on stage for the song. It was a very special moment for everybody in attendance that nigh (from both sides of the stage). The next day, I received an email from Vinnie Paul who was at the show to tell me how moved he was by the tribute and that it meant the world to him (as his email did to me...).

Metallica's official music video for “Dream No More,” from the album “Hardwired...To Self-Destruct.” Subscribe for more videos: https://metallica.lnk.to/subscribe

Directed by Tom Kirk
Editing and VFX by Rowan Glenn
Director of Photography - Matt Hayslett
Band Performance shot by - Josh Blackman
Actor - Jeff Harms
Produced by Banoffee Sky and Hesper Lucent
Special thanks to Open The Portal, Nick Cortes, and Erik Hoffstad

Filmed in a Northern California warehouse on September 15, 2016.

Video Premiere Date: November 16, 2016

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Metallica - Master of Puppets Cover by Dream Theater.