I'm curious about the fact that (As i was sitting one day) this song ends, and i have my tracks sorted by album, and up pops As I Am....If you listen to the ending of this song, + the beginning of As I Am, you will notice that they are very similar and almost like an engine revving up again, so my question is-- Could this song be related to As I Am? I mean the words are kind of similar (the idea) even though the songs mood are signifigantly different.
I'm pretty sure that's just something that Dream Theater had done to merge their albums, they put a lot of "Easter eggs" in their music. This song goes into "As I Am," and if you keep going through that album, the last note on "In the Name of God" is the first note on "The Root of All Evil" from Octavarium.
I'm pretty sure that's just something that Dream Theater had done to merge their albums, they put a lot of "Easter eggs" in their music. This song goes into "As I Am," and if you keep going through that album, the last note on "In the Name of God" is the first note on "The Root of All Evil" from Octavarium.
I'm curious about the fact that (As i was sitting one day) this song ends, and i have my tracks sorted by album, and up pops As I Am....If you listen to the ending of this song, + the beginning of As I Am, you will notice that they are very similar and almost like an engine revving up again, so my question is-- Could this song be related to As I Am? I mean the words are kind of similar (the idea) even though the songs mood are signifigantly different.
As I Am is about when Dream Theater goes on tour and the step-in guitarist tries to give John Petrucci tips on playing. So, no...
As I Am is about when Dream Theater goes on tour and the step-in guitarist tries to give John Petrucci tips on playing. So, no...
I'm pretty sure that's just something that Dream Theater had done to merge their albums, they put a lot of "Easter eggs" in their music. This song goes into "As I Am," and if you keep going through that album, the last note on "In the Name of God" is the first note on "The Root of All Evil" from Octavarium.
I'm pretty sure that's just something that Dream Theater had done to merge their albums, they put a lot of "Easter eggs" in their music. This song goes into "As I Am," and if you keep going through that album, the last note on "In the Name of God" is the first note on "The Root of All Evil" from Octavarium.