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It was originally recorded by a Swede named Calle Rydberg and posted to the various DT message boards (to pretty harsh reviews!) in 2004.

This is a parody entitled “Fly Me To The Glass Moon” which was played as the after-show music to many DT shows. It was performed by Chris Santaniello and Eric Yip and was arranged by Kosaku (last name unknown), […]

It was a joke on the Metropolis 2000 DVD about Jordan’s playing poses. A DT fan and artist by the name of Andrew Saltmarsh created a fake image of the action figure packaging much to the amusement of DT forumers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpQ-RDiVPoY

The following was posted in JR’s tour diary on October 31st 2002:

In this band you NEVER know what is gonna happen. It is a group made up of very unusual, unpredictable characters! Tonight we played in Fuerth […]

According to the band, the correct pronunciation is ‘yit-say-jam’.

The story is losely based on the movie “Dead Again” with Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson, directed by Kenneth Branagh.

This is Mike Portnoys brief summary:
MP: It’s a story about a person in the modern day, 199 […]

Nicky Lemons is Derek Sherinian’s alter ego. Supported by the Migraine Bros (Petrucci and Portnoy), his hit song “I Don’t Like You” was played as an encore to many shows during the Touring Into Infinity world t […]

Nightmare Cinema is a warped version of Dream Theater. It features John Petrucci on drums, John Myung on keyboards, Mike Portnoy on bass, Derek Sherinian on guitar, and James LaBrie on vocals.

They made several […]

Aside from the obvious (Charlie Dominici and James LaBrie):

Steve Stone sang after almost having been given the job as the new singer of Dream Theater, a show where Dream Theater opened for Marillion. The show […]

The “Ronnie Scott’s Uncovered Gig” was a show in which Dream Theater played a full show of cover tunes. Several special guests appeared as DT played the music that has influenced their own writings and styles. The […]