Band: Dream Theater
Website: http://www.dreamtheater.net
Album: Images And Words
Year Released: 1991
No. of Discs: 1
No. of Tracks: 8
Track Listing:
01. Pull Me Under
02. Another Day
03. Take The Time
04. Surrounded
05. Metropolis - Part I
06. Under a Glass Moon
07. Wait For Sleep
08. Learning To Live
These days, Dream Theater is almost synonymous with the term "progressive metal." For a very good reason too, as they have helped to define the genre more so probably than any other band (perhaps with the exception of Queensryche.) Images & Words is the album that stared it all. Dream Theater's second release, and first with vocalist James LaBrie, I&W actually sold very well in the U.S. mostly due to the success of the hit single "Pull Me Under." However that may just be the weakest song on this cd. With songs like "Take the Time", "Under a Glass Moon", "Learning to Live", and the spectacular "Metropolis", Images & Words has solidified itself as one of the quintessential records in progressive metal, an album imitated by many, but equaled by none. Personally, this is only my third favorite DT album, behind Awake (1994) and Scenes From a Memory (1999), although Images & Words is still probably the most widely known Dream Theater cd.
Website: http://www.dreamtheater.net
Album: Images And Words
Year Released: 1991
No. of Discs: 1
No. of Tracks: 8
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Track Listing:
01. Pull Me Under
02. Another Day
03. Take The Time
04. Surrounded
05. Metropolis - Part I
06. Under a Glass Moon
07. Wait For Sleep
08. Learning To Live
These days, Dream Theater is almost synonymous with the term "progressive metal." For a very good reason too, as they have helped to define the genre more so probably than any other band (perhaps with the exception of Queensryche.) Images & Words is the album that stared it all. Dream Theater's second release, and first with vocalist James LaBrie, I&W actually sold very well in the U.S. mostly due to the success of the hit single "Pull Me Under." However that may just be the weakest song on this cd. With songs like "Take the Time", "Under a Glass Moon", "Learning to Live", and the spectacular "Metropolis", Images & Words has solidified itself as one of the quintessential records in progressive metal, an album imitated by many, but equaled by none. Personally, this is only my third favorite DT album, behind Awake (1994) and Scenes From a Memory (1999), although Images & Words is still probably the most widely known Dream Theater cd.
