1.) Suicidal Tendencies - The Art of Rebellion

2.) Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains - The Big Eyeball in the Sky

3.) Primus - Suck on This

4.) Jim Crose - 36 All Time Greatest Hits

5.) Tom Waits - Homemade Greatest Hits

6.) Bob Marley and the Wailers - Legend

7.) Jim Reeves - Greatest Hits

8.) Too $hort - Born to Mac

9.) 8Ball & MJG - Coming Out Hard

10.) Dave Mathews Band - Live at Red Rock 8:15:95

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Merits: 241

1. Porcupine Tree-Lightbulb Sun
2. Porcupine Tree-Stupid Dream
3. Porcupine Tree-In Absentia
4. Porcupine Tree-Deadwing
5. Pink Floyd-Meddle
6. Pink Floyd-Wish You Were Here
7. Dream Theater-Falling Into Infinity
8. Dream Theater-Images and Words
9. Rush-Moving Pictures
10. Rush-Permanent Waves

ponuh do you like "Yes" ?

My mom likes "Yes."

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Yeah, I like them pretty well.

Just wondering, since you got the whole prog-rock thing working. My favorite Yes songs are "Siberian Khatru" and "South Side of the Sky."

I can definitely see a lot of Rush and Yes influence in Dream Theater.

I've got a bunch of Yes albums on my iPod (12 I think). Admitedly I haven't listened to them as much as I have other artists. I think the music is really good, but the singing feels very influenced by Disco to me, lol. Still I think it fits the high-concept prog sound, and you're definately right about the Rush/Yes influence in Dream Theater. I was turned on to DT by you guys on this forum and since I've gotten every studio album, live album, live dvd and all the side projects.

Have you heard Transatlantic? It's a prog super group with Mike Portnoy, Neil Morse of Spock's Beard, Pete Trawavas (bassist from Marillion), and Roine Stolt from The Flower Kings. There's a really definite and intense Yes influence in that. If you can, check out "Suite Charlotte Pike" off of their second CD "Bridge Across Forever". It's too bad Neil Morse found Jesus in the face of his sickly child and disbanded the group to focus on Christian prog (seriously).

lol, yeah the singer is somewhat of an acquired taste. I've heard of Transatlantic but never listened to them, I'll check them out sometime.

It's funny because I really love Geddy Lee's voice. I can even tolerate James LaBrie, haha. Maybe I just need to listen more often.