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The product works well, and is genuinely surprising It's fast in that power metal aspect, yet it contains that dark, ominous, symphonic element that provides depth and atmosphere to an otherwise heavy and brutal somewhat track, yet LaBrie sounds at home here although I think the screaming here is overdone , which is quite unusual since LaBrie is really one of the more anti-metal vocalists you'll ever see. Same can be said for "I Need You" which once again starts out in a modern power metal fashion, this time resembling more like Masterplan, it just seems like old hat this time around, so it's really not a favorite of mine, especially the sporadic screaming and stop-and-start drum patterns although the chorus is fabulous as always. When someone says progressive metal, one of the first bands that would come to mind is Dream Theater. The heavy approach is there, but Matt Guillory saves the day with his keys, which almost remind me of Kevin Moore's playing style which fits for this song, as it's a light string midi sound, quiet, almost haunting throughout the entire track. In LaBrie returned with a new album Static Impulse, this time with a bit different sound arsenal.

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It's another heavy song that, while it is short like just about all his other stuff, imstrumental performances are still abound, highlighted by Sfogli once again. All in all, though, LaBrie hasn't lost a beat in almost twenty years, and the high notes he hits on "This Is War" is almost positive evidence that's still healthy enough to make more music, and easily explains why he, like the rest of Dream Theater except Portnoywanted to continue making music and head to the studio again.

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Forum user Forum password. I'm guessing the blastbeat at the end first and only time Portnoy ever did that on a DT recording was compensation. Bands alphabetical country genre Labels alphabetical country Reviews R. Snarkiness aside, this album owes much to the modern interpretation of the Gothenberg sound forged by In Flames. While I would've loved that instead of Portnoy's "roooaaar"-ing sound, the other members didn't think it worked.

The car itself is a frankenstein, a sporty SUV trying to look like a coupe. The album will grow on you after a few listens but there are no brilliant tracks, nothing really stands out as a classic, and therefore not to the standard of Labrie's other work. Yet, what do you get once you start up "One More Time"? Now, even though LaBrie will forever be known as a progressive metal singer, "Static Impulse" broadens the genre, whereas "Elements" still maintained a significant element labrif prog metal in there.

Best viewed without Internet Explorer, oabrie x resolution or higher. James LaBrie is sensational on the CD, as he is given more freedom to truly express himself and his soothing vocals. TrooperOfSteelJune 13th, Written based on this version: The quality of the tracks is the biggest surprise on here; all are quite jaems with varying levels of aggression, melody and heaviness. misleead

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I really like how the styes go so James LaBrie, much like band-mates John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess and ex-band mate Derek Sherinian, has enjoyed a solo career outside out the main band. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker. The American group has been around since and have been one of the most jqmes good progressive metal bands in the world today, with a massive following across the globe.

The choruses are infectious enough, but the decision to build the verses around simple riffs which is stretched out over the course of twelve songs removes lavrie. However the highlight once again is the mesmerizing vocals of LaBrie.

James LaBrie's album Elements of Persuasion showed that when it comes to modern sounding proggy metal, he's a force to be reckoned with.

Retained from EoP was his writing partner Matt Gu Then I get to Euphoric.

STATIC IMPULSE

No long intro, no complex rhythms or time signatures, really nothing of interest for a prog metal fan.

I really like this album, which is more hard-hitting that one might expect from Dream Theater's frontman. You can definitely hear on "Crucify", but he continues to make an impact on this album is it me, or does LaBrie really like to work with guitar masterminds? Other sites in the MAC network: So when I began the first track, I was perplexed when I heard a melodic death metal assault replete with death screams and LaBrie nowhere to be found. LaBrie started his solo gig back in as Mulmuzzer, releasing 3 CDs before changing the name of the band to just James LaBrie in Or, maybe the band just likes drummers named "Mike".

Yet, it still seems to work, but why?

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Same can be said for "I Need You" which once again starts out in a modern power metal fashion, this time resembling more like Masterplan, it just seems like mislewd hat this time around, so it's really not a favorite of mine, especially the sporadic screaming and stop-and-start drum patterns although the chorus is fabulous as always.

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