Listen to the audience playlist Mike Portnoy has compiled for the Dream Theater tour
Mike Portnoy's DT40 audience playlist includes songs by Snarky Puppy, Queens Of The Stone Age, Frank Zappa, Jack White and many more
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Listen to the audience playlist Mike Portnoy has compiled for the Dream Theater tour
Mike Portnoy's DT40 audience playlist includes songs by Snarky Puppy, Queens Of The Stone Age, Frank Zappa, Jack White and many more
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Scandinavians expand their horizons yet again, but remain in sight of their ethereal, stargazing base
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"A Frost* double concept album – who could quibble?” Life In The Wires is quite marvellous
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