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FAQ:
Q: Is Dream Theater’s Metropolis Part 2 worth a listen?
A: In Metropolis Part 2 everything comes together beautifully for the band. This album is a real mixed bag where Dream Theater pulls out all their tricks. There are complex and simpler songs depending on the mood or lyrical content. The music is varied between: the progressive; the metal; and the melodic elements.
Q: Is scenes from a memory a sequel to Metropolis?
A: The concept of Scenes from a Memory is that it is a sequel to Metropolis, though the concept is very different. While Metropolis was a largely abstract song thought to be about two brothers and Rome, Scenes changes all this.
Q: What makes Dream Theater’s Scenes from a memory so special?
A: But Dream Theater has always found a way to keep things fresh and exciting, and that is very prevalent on Scenes from a Memory. The most important factor to note about instrumentation is keyboardist Jordan Rudess, who made his debut on this album.
Q: What is the 5th album by Dream Theater?
A: Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes From a Memory Metropolis, Pt. 2: Scenes From a Memory is the fifth studio album by Dream Theater, released October 26 1999. It is, so far, their first of four concept albums, with Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence being the second (up for debate), Octavarium being the third and The Astonishing being the fourth.