Majesty
comentada em 17/08/2021 11:57

Quanto tempo vocês levaram para descobrir que "Ytse Jam" = "Majesty" ?

@Fred-[k1d0t4] ,sério que você ainda não sabia?

Eu não demorei muito tempo para descobrir , porque, sou de pesquisar, ler entrevistas, encartes e etc... Conheci Dream Theatre em 1993 , acho que em 1995 algo assim, eu soube.

Só ele, @YoungButOld ?

levei 8 anos para descobrir hehehe

Ytse Jam Live in Tokyo 1993

Um que muitos esquecem e de quem gosto muito e foi um dos maiores responsáveis pelo sucesso de "Images and Words" é o Kevin Moore, inclusive compôs "Pull Me Under" e a concepção de sonoridade dele nos teclados e foco maior nas canções.

Isso explica muita coisa ,mas, foi uma opção estética de uma banda que depois disso já tinha formado uma base sólida de fãs que permite com que a banda siga sua visão até hoje.

Esse depoimento do David Prater que produziu " Images and Words" e  " A Change of Seasons" é muito interessante,inclusive a respeito da transição entre esses dois trabalhos :

"DP: Bear in mind, we are talking about two completely different organisms; the musical DNA between those albums was totally dissimilar. To begin with, keyboardist Kevin Moore quit during the making of Dream Theater’s 2nd album, “Alive”. Most people don’t realize that the reason the first record, “Images and Words” was successful, was due in large part to Kevin’s compositions and creative input into the Dream Theater sound. He’s really brilliant. Without question, he’s a student of songwriting in the traditional sense. He didn’t only listen to Fate’s Warning or Symphony X; he studied a wide pallet of material from a compositional perspective. As a result, on “Images and Words” there was a unique sense of musical texture, melodic structure, melodic phrasing, chord changes and so on. Working with the songs on that record was a joy because compositionally they took a listener somewhere. As a result, it was much easier for me to be able to craft the story line. When each composition ended, I tried to leave the listener with a crescendo: a climax. ‘Change of Seasons’ could not have been more different. First of all, it was 22mins, 5 seconds for one song. That would have been half of ‘Images and Words’ total running time. Regardless, I was deeply appreciative of being asked to produce it for them, however, after Kevin quit things just weren’t the same…"

" .... To begin with, keyboardist Kevin Moore quit during the making of Dream Theater’s 3rd album, “Awake”.