Biography

The technically proficient guitar playing of John Petrucci elevated Dream Theater to the upper echelons of contemporary heavy metal. While its lineup has continuously evolved, the Long Island-based quintet has consistently delivered sharp-edged music. Dream Theater is known for its high-energy concert performances. While they've released several live albums -- Live at the Marquee, recorded at the London club; Live in Japan, recorded during the Music in Progress tour in 1993; and a triple CD and DVD, Live Scenes from New York -- they remain one of heavy metal's most bootlegged bands. ~ Craig Harris

Top Tracks

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• A Change Of Seasons

• A Nightmare To Remember

• Another Won

• As I Am

• Breaking All Illusions

• Caught In A Web

• Forsaken

• Hell's Kitchen

• Hollow Years

• I Walk Beside You

• In The Name Of God

• Lie

• Lost Not Forgotten

• Metropolis

• Metropolis, Pt. 1: The Miracle And The Sleeper

• Never Enough

• New Millennium

• Octavarium

• On The Backs Of Angels

• One Last Time

• Peruvian Skies

• Pull Me Under

• Raise The Knife

• Scarred

• Scene Seven: The Dance Of Eternity

• Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence

• Space-dye Vest

• Strange Deja Vu

• Stream Of Consciousness

• Take The Time

• The Answer Lies Within

• The Dark Eternal Night

• The Root Of All Evil

• The Silent Man

• The The Shattered Fortress

• This Dying Soul

• Under A Glass Moon

Discography

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• A Dramatic Turn of Events

  Roadrunner Records

  2011

• Black Clouds & Silver Linings

  Roadrunner Records

  2009

• Systematic Chaos

  Roadrunner Records

  2007

• Train of Thought

  EastWest / Elektra

  2003

• Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence

  Elektra

  2002

• Live Metropolis, Pt. 2

  Elektra / Elektra/WEA

  2001

• Metropolis Part 2: Scenes from a Memory

  Elektra

  1999

• Falling into Infinity

  EastWest / Elektra

  1997

• Awake

  EastWest / Elektra

  1994

• Live at the Marquee

  Import

  1993

• Images and Words

  EastWest / Elektra

  1992