YTSEJAM Digest 877

Today's Topics:

  1) re: SORRY FOR THE NONE-DT CONTENT
 by email_address_removed
  2) RE: midwest and german broadcast
 by Andrew Keegan <email_address_removed>
  3) Re: #1(2) YTSEJAM digest 876
 by email_address_removed
  4) Maiden cover!
 by email_address_removed (Monty Newberry )
  5) Me.
 by John Petrucci <email_address_removed>
  6) DT played Maiden's "Killers" in Salzburg on Sat
 by email_address_removed  (Siegfried Hanisch)
  7) DT in SB
 by email_address_removed.de (Bernd Basmer)

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Date: Sun, 2 Jul 1995 11:35:14 -0400
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: re: SORRY FOR THE NONE-DT CONTENT
Message-ID: <9507021535.AA24197@>

From: email_address_removed(Kevin Madden) 
X-Version: Pipeline USA v3.0.10 
 
This is for the guy who wanted to know what was up with  
"Pink Bubbles Go Ape" by Helloween. (That was me who posted 
a long time ago about my five cds with PBGA) Anyway, here's the 
info: 
 
 1. Pink Bubbles Go Ape 
 2. Kids of the Century 
 3. Back on the Streets 
 4. Number One 
 5. Heavy Metal Hamsters 
 6. Goin' Home 
 7. Someone's Crying 
 8. Mankind 
 9. I'm Doin' Fine, Crazy Man 
10. The Chance 
11. Your Turn 
 
Michael Kiske - Vocals 
Roland Grapow - Guitar 
Michael Weikath - Guitar 
Markus Grosskopf - Bass 
Ingo Scwichenberg - Drums 
 
This disc came out in 1991, speaking studio-wise, between Keeper 2 
and Chameleon. Not as good as Keeper 1 or 2, but not too bad. 
Be careful how much you pay because it is a "cool price" release in 
(I guess) Holland/UK. The cd was manufactured in Holland, but I think it 
may be a UK or Canadian import. Regardless, I paid 12 or 13 US for it. 
 
No DT content? HA! Hopefully I'll get my Subcon on Monday. 
 
My five: Queensryche - Promised Land, Dream Theater - Images and Words, 
Memento Mori - Rhymes of Lunacy, Crimson Glory - Crimson Glory, King 
Diamond - The Spider's Lullabye. 
 
Kevin 
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Date: Sun, 2 Jul 1995 14:14:02 -0400 (EDT)
From: Andrew Keegan <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Cc: Multiple recipients of list <email_address_removed>
Subject: RE: midwest and german broadcast
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>


I just saw that there's a new boot CD called Unwired. It's 2 CDs with 
unplugged stuff.

Anyone get this?

Andy

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Date: Sun, 2 Jul 1995 15:10:30 -0400
From: email_address_removed
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Re: #1(2) YTSEJAM digest 876
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Quoth Andras:
>but you heard about the SAVATAGE?And their
>album "Streets:A Rock Opera"?This is AEWESOME!
>I think that this album caught be by the feeling that it has.You
>better listen to it!

A 'tage fan - ah, warms my heart... <G>  I've heard that they're going to
reissue Streets as a 2 CD set featuring all 26 songs (there are 15 on the
current release) - this will be GREAT!

Quoth the listmaster!
>> "Maybe i'm wrong, maybe i'm right"
>> "Maybe i'm some kind of lunatic"
>> Queensryche - "Gonna get close to you
>> ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*

>Lisa Dalbello wrote those lyrics :)  I've been searching for her stuff
>for ages.  Anyone on the list have her "Who Man Four Says"?

I believe she's a Canadian artist, so you might want to check across the
border for that.  BTW - she's the woman Geoff is so diligently pursuing in
the video for that song... (for the benefit of anyone who wasn't a diehard
Rycher before they were a diehard DT fan! <G>)

>"A twisted soul--the mortar
>       Despair--the bricks
>       To build a temple to sadness"
>              J. O'Barr  "The Crow"

My personal favorite:  "And the only absolution accepted
                                 is a legacy of brutality"

I thought that described the movie perfectly...

Jaime the Dragon (hey, DT was in there somewhere...)

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Date: Sun, 2 Jul 1995 21:46:47 -0700
From: email_address_removed (Monty Newberry )
To: ytsejam@arastar.com DOOD!!!That would be so cool.I mean,
Subject: Maiden cover!
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

think it would be pretty cool to hear them do "Rime of the Ancient 
Mariner (a long song).  I also like "Alexander the Great" as well.
   Speaking of Maiden, 2 1/2 years ago, I was in England.  While there, 
I attended a record/tape/CD sale.  While perusing the Maiden section, I 
happened upon a CD that I had never seen before.  According to the 
notes on the sleeve, it was a live recording that the guys did under 
another name in a small club (in London?).  I can't remember if there 
were any Maiden songs on it, but I do remember that the bulk of the 
recording consisted of cover tunes.  I cannot for the life of me 
remember what songs were on there, but U2 and Bruce Spingsteen keep 
coming to mind (I like U2, but not Springsteen, by the way).  I'm 
kicking myself HARD for not getting it.  If anyone knows anything about 
this, please help.  Thanx.
   For anyone who might care, some bands I think are pretty cool 
(besides the obvious DT) are: Tourniquet (AWSOME drummer), Believer, 
Saviour Machine, and King's X.  Oh yeah, Galactic Cowboys, too.
   One more thing (I know this is long - sorry), any info on 
rare/bootleg DT (and any other cool ones) would be greatly appreciated. 
Thanx again!

"There are chords in the eharts of the most reckless which cannot be 
touched without emorion.  Even with the utterly lost, to whom life and 
death are equally jests, there are matters of which no jest can be 
made."      -Edgar Allan Poe "The Masque of the Red Death"

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Date: Mon, 3 Jul 1995 02:36:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: John Petrucci <email_address_removed>
To: email_address_removed
Subject: Me.
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

ENOUGH!!! Stop bickering about who's the *best* guitarist. Everbody knows
that it's me! :>

						-JP


P.S. *This is a joke*



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Date: Mon, 03 Jul 95 09:53:55 CDT
From: email_address_removed  (Siegfried Hanisch)
To: email_address_removed
Subject: DT played Maiden's "Killers" in Salzburg on Sat
Message-ID: <message_id_removed>

Hi!
I was at the Salzburg show of DT on Saturday. Great!!!
Threshold did not play, so I was a bit disappointed at first,
but DT were just so great I completely forgot about that.
After UaGM and Mirror/Lie, they played ACOS (James said it would be
23 min. so thats almost 5 minutes more than on Instrumental II and
Subconsciuos. I like the new version).
After that, James talked something about a mystery guest... and there
he was: Paul Di'Anno entered the stage (I guessed it would be Paul, because
a friend of mine had spotted him before the show and we had said Hi to him).
Paul said he did not know what was going on and he thought they would play
a song together. If I understood him right, he lives in Salzburg now and
it was his first DT show although he had all of their CDs). Then they
played "Killers" (Paul on vocals). Aaaarrghhhhh! I love it!!
After the song, DT were saying goodbye to Paul for a least 3 minutes,
falling into each other's arms and James said "I love it".
During their songs, John P. is moving around the stage  much more that on the
other shows I saw. I was standing in the 2nd row on the left side, and only
50 centimeters from him when he play this solo in the second half of Voices.
The venue was rather small (around 700 I think), and the stage was only about
half a meter high, so you could take really close looks at all of them.
Mike did not say Hi to me, although I wore my Ytsejam t-shirt :(
They played more than 2 hours. The audience was great & loud and I think DT
enjoyed the gig. The remainder of the show was the same as on the dates
before, so I won't tell you again.
CU
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Date: Mon, 3 Jul 1995 11:42:18 +0200
From: email_address_removed.de (Bernd Basmer)
To: email_address_removed
Subject: DT in SB
Message-ID: <message_id_removed.de>

Hi jammers!

Well, ties already sent a review for the DT-Concert in Saarbruecken.
So I won't do the same thing again. Just a few notes:

I enjoyed (<-sp.?) it very much that some of us german ytsejammers 
met there in Saarbruecken (Hi Till, Tilman und Ties!! :) ) It's just 
great meeting people who I first just wrote to on the screen...

And I enjoyed it very very much that we had the possibility to meet 
the band! They told us that there will be some covers on the CD. I 
remember Mike mentioning the name Elton John and some others I would 
never have thought of. And there will be a medley! 

James told us, that he was sick on the last tour and that's the reason
why his voice cracked sometimes. In Saarbruecken his singing was 
AWSOME!!!

I was a little sad that the Johns were not there because I really 
would have appretiated it to talk to the great Petrucci. How can
someone have such a sound?!!?!?!? Unreal. 

A little joke that happened:
When we went off, Mike offered the rest of his Big Mac to us and one
of our ytsejamming friends asked "Can you sign it??" Hihi. 

Ok. That's all for now.

Bye.

Bernd.

 


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