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Q: In regards to the future of Dream Theater, I am wondering if you and the rest of the band would be in support of John Myung contributing lyrics again. Though there is already so much to be excited about in regard to DT's future, I think everyone would be excited to hear something from the man who seldom speaks.JP: Unsure about JM's lyrics. He hasn't expressed anything.
so basically fuck everything
Matt is correct.
"I love producing but it could be nice to get a fresh perspective as well."!!!!!Very excited that it's a possibility again.
MAN FUCK YOU KUJA.
The Darklord is amazing
Quote from: ZKX-2099 on September 10, 2010, 04:24:34 PMQuote from: robwebster on September 10, 2010, 03:39:07 PMQuote from: Cool Chris on September 10, 2010, 03:29:32 PMOther bands in this situation could have given off the impression that they are continuing on as a challenge to themselves that they can survive the departure of a founding/important member. And maybe even a little out of spite. I admire the professionalism JP and the band are taking with their approach of We are continuing on because we love making music and working together, and we don't want our musical journey to end yet...'This should be taught as a lecture. "Difficult Transitions 101." It doesn't seem like a chore, the way they're dealing with it. I'm amazed at the amount of optimism. A major founding member has left and yet a lot of people are completely pumped. Ace.I think you just named the next release.Even better; with such sad news coupled with such an optimistic vision of the future, a very fitting name for the next album would be Black Clouds and Si...Oh, wait...
Quote from: robwebster on September 10, 2010, 03:39:07 PMQuote from: Cool Chris on September 10, 2010, 03:29:32 PMOther bands in this situation could have given off the impression that they are continuing on as a challenge to themselves that they can survive the departure of a founding/important member. And maybe even a little out of spite. I admire the professionalism JP and the band are taking with their approach of We are continuing on because we love making music and working together, and we don't want our musical journey to end yet...'This should be taught as a lecture. "Difficult Transitions 101." It doesn't seem like a chore, the way they're dealing with it. I'm amazed at the amount of optimism. A major founding member has left and yet a lot of people are completely pumped. Ace.I think you just named the next release.
Quote from: Cool Chris on September 10, 2010, 03:29:32 PMOther bands in this situation could have given off the impression that they are continuing on as a challenge to themselves that they can survive the departure of a founding/important member. And maybe even a little out of spite. I admire the professionalism JP and the band are taking with their approach of We are continuing on because we love making music and working together, and we don't want our musical journey to end yet...'This should be taught as a lecture. "Difficult Transitions 101." It doesn't seem like a chore, the way they're dealing with it. I'm amazed at the amount of optimism. A major founding member has left and yet a lot of people are completely pumped. Ace.
Other bands in this situation could have given off the impression that they are continuing on as a challenge to themselves that they can survive the departure of a founding/important member. And maybe even a little out of spite. I admire the professionalism JP and the band are taking with their approach of We are continuing on because we love making music and working together, and we don't want our musical journey to end yet...'
Ariich is a freak, or somehow has more hours in the day than everyone else.
I be am boner inducing.
I read through all the comments on dreamtheaterforums.org and again, I'm absolutely blown away. Feeling a lot of love right now as Luke would say!Thank you so much. You guys are inspiring to say the least.
Woo! Petrucci for prime minister!
on par with the anguish one would have from getting unconsensually bent over and buttloved.
Yeah my respect for JP just went up quite a few notches. Very kind of him to answer all those questions on his forums. I think DT will quite easily continue successfully with him at the helm.
I'd be standing somewhere with dignity, respect, and bitches.
When Mike and Mob Unite, featuring the hit A Lawsuit in Lies
I need Petrucci to hug me with his burly bear arms...
Quote from: The Letter M on September 09, 2010, 08:50:02 PMI'm quite enamored that JMX has become the Black Bolt of the DT universe... should he EVER speak, thousands may go deaf.-Marc.I'm just glad I got the reference, after being out of comics collecting for over 10 years.
I'm quite enamored that JMX has become the Black Bolt of the DT universe... should he EVER speak, thousands may go deaf.-Marc.
Quote from: hefdaddy42 on September 09, 2010, 08:52:35 PMQuote from: The Letter M on September 09, 2010, 08:50:02 PMI'm quite enamored that JMX has become the Black Bolt of the DT universe... should he EVER speak, thousands may go deaf.-Marc.I'm just glad I got the reference, after being out of comics collecting for over 10 years.Me and you both, hef. LOL.
Hef is right on all things. Except for when I disagree with him. In which case he's probably still right.
I know they make more money from touring but I wouldn't mind if they put out more original material and skipped the live shows. MP has to come back after a while because "Raw dogs" is hardly the type of song that should be known as his last DT contribution. I think it was quite uninspired.
How does that fool stay so humble when everyone worships him?
The world is a stage, but the play is badly cast.
It's not a video game song. It wasn't part of the game, and the only connection is that it was supposed to be 'inspired' by the game and its setting.
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