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    Rob Mallory Sr. liked and reviewed When Dream and Day Unite

    'When Dream & Day Unite' is a tough album to get into from a Dream Theater fan point of a view. The music falls short of the polished sound the band would begin to achieve on the major label debut... more

    'When Dream & Day Unite' is a tough album to get into from a Dream Theater fan point of a view. The music falls short of the polished sound the band would begin to achieve on the major label debut ('Images & Words'), and the vocals are quite frankly horrid at times. If however, you come at the album from a progressive metal point of view, then maybe these eight tracks won't be so hard to swallow.
    
    There are moments when the musicians' true talent peak through. For example, the Dream Theater staple "Ytse Jam" is a very typical sound for the band. Even songs like "The Killing Hand" and "A Fortune in Lies" could almost be held up to 'Images & Words'. And "Only A Matter of Time" could have been a huge hit for the band on a future release, but the vocals almost kill any chance of getting into this disc.
    
    Charlie Dominici just doesn't have the voice required for these complex and thought provoking tunes. Simply put, he is not a progressive vocalist. He does have his moments,...

    2 months

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    Diego Petitinga liked and reviewed When Dream and Day Unite

    Great Album

    8 months

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    ONIE al GHIFARRI liked and reviewed When Dream and Day Unite

    This is Dream Theater's debut album, the album that started it all. This was before they had vocalist James Labrie, who is in the band as of today. if Dream Theater had kept Charlie Dominici, they... more

    This is Dream Theater's debut album, the album that started it all. This was before they had vocalist James Labrie, who is in the band as of today. if Dream Theater had kept Charlie Dominici, they most likely would not be as good as they are today, and would not have as many fans, since a lot of fans claim this as Dream Theater's worst album. :D

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    Shawn Kruse favorited and reviewed When Dream and Day Unite

    Amazing!

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