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Part Of The "Lost Not Forgotten" Archives On Cobalt Colored Double LP & CD! Original 1986 Demos Remixed & Remastered! Dream Theater, the two-time GRAMMY-nominated and millions-selling legends of progressive music, are pleased to announce the "Lost Not Forgotten Archives." This fresh collaboration between the band and record label InsideOutMusic will see the virtuosic quintet's long-standing Ytsejam Records catalog reissued, alongside some brand-new additions to this special collector's series. Ytsejam Records previously played host to Dream Theater's official bootleg release collection comprising of live shows, demos & studio outtakes from throughout the band's prolific career. As part of "Lost Not Forgotten Archives," the entirety of the collection will be reissued on CD, as well as for the very first time on vinyl and digital, with brand new artwork and packaging. The band have also been busy digging into their encyclopedic vault to find some very special, previously unreleased material. Original 1986 demos from Dream Theater's original days as "Majesty". Previously only available on CD through the band's Ytsejam Records, now remixed and remastered, and available for the first time on vinyl in The Lost Not Forgotten Archives. Featuring a collection of rare tracks, The Majesty Demos captures Dream Theater's iconic history during their time as students at Boston's Berklee College of Music. DREAM THEATER - LOST NOT FORGOTTEN ARCHIVES: THE MAJESTY DEMOS (1985-1986)

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Record LabelInom, Inside Out

UPC0194399458914

eBay Product ID (ePID)3053077240

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FormatRecord

Release Year2022

GenreHeavy Metal

ArtistDream Theater

Release TitleLost Not Forgotten Archives: the Majesty Demos (1985-1986)

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Item Height0.37 in

Item Weight1.21 lb

Item Length12.46 in

Item Width12.45 in

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Number of Tracks48

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Particle E. Motion (Instrumental) 1.2 Another Won (Instrumental) 1.3 The Saurus 1.4 Cry for Freedom 1.5 The School Song 2.1 Yyz 4:03 2.2 The Farandole 2.3 Two Far (Instrumental) 2.4 Anti-Procrastination Song (Stormtroopers of Death) 2.5 Your Majesty (Instrumental) 2.6 Solar System Race Song 2.7 I'm About to Faint Song 2.8 Mosquitos in Harmony Song 2.9 John Thinks He's Randy Song 2.10 Mike Thinks He's Dee Dee Ramone Introducing a Song Song 2.11 John Thinks He's Yngwie Song 2.12 Gnos Sdrawkcab 3.1 Another Won 3.2 Your Majesty 3.3 A Vision 4.1 Two Far 4.2 Vital Star 4.3 March of the Tyrant 5.1 * the Berklee Demos · 1985-1986: 5.2 Particle E. Motion (Instrumental) 5.3 Another Won (Instrumental) 5.4 The Saurus 5.5 Cry for Freedom 5.6 The School Song 5.7 Yyz 4:03 5.8 The Farandole 5.9 Two Far (Instrumental) 5.10 Anti-Procrastination Song (Stormtroopers of Death) 5.11 Your Majesty (Instrumental) 5.12 Solar System Race Song 5.13 I'm About to Faint Song 5.14 Mosquitos in Harmony Song 5.15 John Thinks He's Randy Song 5.16 Mike Thinks He's Dee Dee Ramone Introducing a Song Song 5.17 John Thinks He's Yngwie Song 5.18 Gnos Sdrawkcab 5.19 * the Majesty Demos · 1986: 5.20 Another Won 5.21 Your Majesty 5.22 A Vision 5.23 Two Far 5.24 Vital Star 5.25 March of the Tyrant

Number of Discs3

Sub-GenreHeavy Metal

NotesDouble blue colored vinyl LP pressing including bonus CD edition. Dream Theater, the two-time GRAMMY-nominated and millions-selling legends of progressive music, are pleased to announce the "Lost Not Forgotten Archives." This fresh collaboration between the band and record label InsideOutMusic will see the virtuosic quintet's long-standing Ytsejam Records catalog reissued, alongside some brand-new additions to this special collector's series. Original 1986 demos from Dream Theater's original days as "Majesty". Previously only available on CD through the band's Ytsejam Records, now remixed and remastered, and available for the first time on vinyl in The Lost Not Forgotten Archives. Featuring a collection of rare tracks, The Majesty Demos captures Dream Theater's iconic history during their time as students at Boston's Berklee College of Music.