JPR
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I would like some Marco Minnemann. Lets see what Mangini can do.
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MetalSpider
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Not a big Dream Theater fan, but I actually watched all 3 parts. It was interesting to watch. Some damn good drummers thats for sure.
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DrunkenFuck Thrasher!
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Written by [user id=41104] on 01.05.2011 at 15:34
Portnoy is a fantastic drummer, but he was selfish when he wanted the whole band to stop for 5 years. I understand that everyone needs a break but if the rest of them want to go on thats fine. What is stupid is that after wanting a break he is part of more projects than he has ever been in. I personally like Mangini much more as a person and a drummer than Portnoy. As DT is my favorite band i must say that i am happy with the replacement of portnoy.
He didn't want a break from playing, just a break from Dream Theater. And it wasn't 5 years, it was one year.
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Written by DrunkenFuck on 02.05.2011 at 12:48
Written by [user id=41104] on 01.05.2011 at 15:34
Portnoy is a fantastic drummer, but he was selfish when he wanted the whole band to stop for 5 years. I understand that everyone needs a break but if the rest of them want to go on thats fine. What is stupid is that after wanting a break he is part of more projects than he has ever been in. I personally like Mangini much more as a person and a drummer than Portnoy. As DT is my favorite band i must say that i am happy with the replacement of portnoy.
He didn't want a break from playing, just a break from Dream Theater. And it wasn't 5 years, it was one year.
They said 5 years on episode 1. The point is he cant expect to hold the others up for his own thing.
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Written by Clintagräm on 01.05.2011 at 03:47
It was interesting to watch their process, especially the "three parts" they broke it down into. I was kind of disappointed the way they portrayed Portnoy. It seems they made it sound like a) he was dead or b) he didn't try and reconcile and come back. I understand they were already on the hunt, but it's not like they had their new drummer yet. I feel like after 25 years (and being a founding member) they would have given him some slack (but I don't know the whole situation). Regardless, it was their decision as a band and I am interested to see what Mangini can do.
In other news, I'm looking forward to seeing what Portnoy can do with Mr. Russell Allen and the Morse brothers.
Steve morse and Neil Morse are not brothers, but anyway I would like to listen to that album when it comes out too. Hope Portnoy would do a better job than he did on the last Transatlantic.
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Clintagräm Shrinebuilder
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Written by [user id=17278] on 02.05.2011 at 18:49
Written by Clintagräm on 01.05.2011 at 03:47
It was interesting to watch their process, especially the "three parts" they broke it down into. I was kind of disappointed the way they portrayed Portnoy. It seems they made it sound like a) he was dead or b) he didn't try and reconcile and come back. I understand they were already on the hunt, but it's not like they had their new drummer yet. I feel like after 25 years (and being a founding member) they would have given him some slack (but I don't know the whole situation). Regardless, it was their decision as a band and I am interested to see what Mangini can do.
In other news, I'm looking forward to seeing what Portnoy can do with Mr. Russell Allen and the Morse brothers.
Steve morse and Neil Morse are not brothers, but anyway I would like to listen to that album when it comes out too. Hope Portnoy would do a better job than he did on the last Transatlantic.
Right, thanks for the correction. I must've been thinking of Alan and Spock's Beard. Regardless, I never heard the last Transatlantic, but I enjoyed the first two. Hopefully good things will come.
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dark_mar
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Good drummers dont think about to play in DT...they play much better music. I have loved DT but after 10 years this music is...boring. GOOD DRUMERS play with feel.
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Carl Berg Carl Berg
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Thanks for the spoiler dude
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FrozenJoy
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Ummm, personally, I didn't like the "reality style" thing at all... It totally annoys me, and I was expecting some kind of (at list a bit) serious attitude towards the drummer change... I haven't heard Mangini, so I can't bash or talk good about him, but I just hope he can replace Portnoy, which I think is one HELL of a drummer (probably one of my favourites ever)... And he wrote A LOT of DT's music over the years, so I'm kinda worried about this... Expecting not precisely good change of style...
I just don't know, this whole show thing makes me respect them less than before... They were always an incredible band for me
I still can't believe I was not into the band when they played here with Portnoy for the last time (Black Clouds Tour)... I would give anything right now to go back and go see them live
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Angelic Storm Melodious
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Mike Mangini is an awesome drummer, though as far as I know, he isn't a songwriter. So I think the loss of Mike Portnoy is still going to hurt the band. Can't fault Mike Mangini's drumming abilities though, in that regards, he is a great replacement. xD
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ekatrock
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likemike...no onecan be like mike \m/
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ruiportista
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Written by .Nemesis. on 30.04.2011 at 20:37
Who cares, neither of them are as good as Danny Carey.
GOD DAMN TRUE!
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