Howard Stern on Dream Theater

"I'd lose that Casio in the background."
"The organ's ruining it. Ah! You lost me. Goodbye, everybody!"
"This is really sucking!"
"I'd have the bus pull away before the organ player got in."
"Go back to Spandau Ballet!"
"They just missed being good."

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verslibre wrote:

"They just missed being good."

Yep, that line was great!

verslibre wrote:

"I'd lose that Casio in the background."
"The organ's ruining it. Ah! You lost me. Goodbye, everybody!"
"This is really sucking!"
"I'd have the bus pull away before the organ player got in."
"Go back to Spandau Ballet!"
"They just missed being good."

They have protentiale, but hey, they missed. Excatly how i feel about DT.

Prog is whatevey you want it to be. So dont diss other peoples prog, and they wont diss yours

[10 seconds in] "where's the vocals?" LOL

Now I gotta listen to Awake again

Edited by iamathousandapples - November 06 2013 at 23:48

LOL--his opinions are all over the place and aimed mostly at humor---he likes Yes and they have been on his show but the early Bruford era---he loves "metal" but his favorite station on Sirius is Coffee House---mellow versions of songs.

Howard is Howard and I don't know the names of his lackeys (do they even deserve names?) so I am not surprised he didn't have the wherewithal or yarbles to give the band half a chance. He's such a w**ker. Sometimes I find him amusing but never really funny. Mostly though, I find him idiotic.

The world of sound is certainly capable of infinite variety and, were our sense developed, of infinite extensions. -- George Santayana, "The Sense of Beauty"

progbethyname wrote:

His Dream Theater synopsis is very typical for a how most people don't put serious time, thought of even concentration for that matter into the music they are listening to, especially sophisticated PROG no less!

and the award for the most pretentious comment of the week goes to..

Edited by Earthmover - November 08 2013 at 17:35

"We don't know a millionth of one percent about anything" - Thomas Edison

moshkito wrote:

Hi,

Wait a minute!

I can't believe that you llisten to this goon talk about any kind of music and take him seriously.

The only opinions he has that make sense and sound right are the ones about T & A, but that is not open for discussion here in this board!

Lose him! There is better music out there than anything he will ever mention or care about!

Indeed Pedro. Indeed.

Ok. It's time. Lets get Fields Of The Nephilim on PA. They rightfully belong here.

progbethyname wrote:

I am not trying to impress any forums of musical culture to the masses. I think what I said is a pretty fair thing to say, and Howard was really being an example of a typical jughead. Do you think he gave Dream Theater a fair audition? Mind you, this is almost 20 years ago, so maybe Howi's attitudes and opinions have changed towards the Prog rock music genre. Being fair or to be a critic of music one must put forth some conservative effort to immerse themselves in the music they are listening to. This can be done by way of headphones or simply finding a quiet place to listen to the music on your own.
I wonder if mr. Perm put on some cans and listen to say, space Dye Vest that he would just refer to Kevin. Moore as the annoying organist? I don't think he wound, but then again maybe Howi would not make it to the last track on the album.

In any case. I don't think what I said was pretentious at all. Condescending yes, but not pretentious.

it was probably a joke.

progbethyname wrote:

especially sophisticated PROG no less

i was mainly aiming at this part though; as if there is some special property you must have to appreciate "sophisticated PROG"

but then again, that may not be what you meant at all, in which case i apologize

Edited by Earthmover - November 08 2013 at 17:42