Jordan Rudess' response to Mike Portnoy leaving Dream Theater: an improvisation on his Steinway. He gets right into it and even does some ad hoc vocals (which aren't very good, but are heartfelt).
asylum_at_sea, I don't know if you like Dream Theater but I think you might get a kick out of this, especially.
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I've always been more of a fan of Kevin Moore and
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Was nice to meet you in real life, by the way.
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Coffins were excellent, my friend Ash described them as the heaviest thing out of Japan since the Yamato.
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Thanks for the video, very inspiring. One day! Oneeeee daaaaaayyy!
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Actually, maybe DT will improve with his departure. I realize that DT was in a lot of ways Portnoy's band but I've always vastly preferred the solo work of the other members. I seriously think Portnoy dragged them down in a big way in terms of quality.
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I understand that the hero worship of DT is infuriating. It's why I've sort of gotten tired of them. The problem is, though, that I actually think their solo stuff is by and large boring as fuck. When they were on song, DT were a force to be reckoned with. And while I think Portnoy has been bad for them the last few albums, at first he was one of the driving forces behind them, and I'm not sure if they'd be where they are today without him.
I definitely won't miss his vocal work, I'll tell you that much...
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