Lost Not Forgotten Archives: Live In Tokyo, 2010
Dream Theater
Lost Not Forgotten Archives: Live In Tokyo, 2010 is a 2026 live release in Dream Theater’s archival series, documenting their August 2010 set at the Summer Sonic festival in Tokyo. The 75‑minute, six‑track album captures the band in the Black Clouds & Silver Linings era lineup—James LaBrie, John Petrucci, John Myung, Jordan Rudess, and Mike Portnoy—playing a compact, hits‑and‑epics set that would turn out to be Portnoy’s last show with the band until his 2023 return. The tracklist features “A Nightmare to Remember,” “A Rite of Passage,” “Prophets of War,” “Wither,” “The Count of Tuscany,” and a 17‑minute “Pull Me Under / Metropolis” medley, emphasizing both their then‑new material and cornerstone classics.
Musically, the recording leans into a raw but powerful festival sound: extended instrumental sections, tight vocal harmonies, and the band’s signature odd‑meter shifts are all on display, with plenty of solo spots for Petrucci and Rudess and Portnoy driving things with his characteristically busy, precise drumming. Reviewers highlight the intensity of “A Nightmare to Remember” and the emotional, cinematic build of “The Count of Tuscany,” as well as the nostalgic punch of closing with their debut‑album breakthrough “Pull Me Under” fused to fan‑favorite instrumental “Metropolis Pt. 1.” Issued on CD digipak and colored 2‑LP vinyl, this entry in the Lost Not Forgotten Archives is framed by the band and label as both a document of a pivotal lineup transition and an accessible, front‑to‑back example of Dream Theater’s live prowess in front of a massive festival crowd.
Lost Not Forgotten Archives: Live In Tokyo, 2010 is a 2026 live release in Dream Theater’s archival series, documenting their August 2010 set at the Summer Sonic festival in Tokyo. The 75‑minute, six‑track album captures the band in the Black Clouds & Silver Linings era lineup—James LaBrie, John Petrucci, John Myung, Jordan Rudess, and Mike Portnoy—playing a compact, hits‑and‑epics set that would turn out to be Portnoy’s last show with the band until his 2023 return. The tracklist features “A Nightmare to Remember,” “A Rite of Passage,” “Prophets of War,” “Wither,” “The Count of Tuscany,” and a 17‑minute “Pull Me Under / Metropolis” medley, emphasizing both their then‑new material and cornerstone classics.
Musically, the recording leans into a raw but powerful festival sound: extended instrumental sections, tight vocal harmonies, and the band’s signature odd‑meter shifts are all on display, with plenty of solo spots for Petrucci and Rudess and Portnoy driving things with his characteristically busy, precise drumming. Reviewers highlight the intensity of “A Nightmare to Remember” and the emotional, cinematic build of “The Count of Tuscany,” as well as the nostalgic punch of closing with their debut‑album breakthrough “Pull Me Under” fused to fan‑favorite instrumental “Metropolis Pt. 1.” Issued on CD digipak and colored 2‑LP vinyl, this entry in the Lost Not Forgotten Archives is framed by the band and label as both a document of a pivotal lineup transition and an accessible, front‑to‑back example of Dream Theater’s live prowess in front of a massive festival crowd.
Lost Not Forgotten Archives: Live In Tokyo, 2010
Dream Theater
Lost Not Forgotten Archives: Live In Tokyo, 2010 is a 2026 live release in Dream Theater’s archival series, documenting their August 2010 set at the Summer Sonic festival in Tokyo. The 75‑minute, six‑track album captures the band in the Black Clouds & Silver Linings era lineup—James LaBrie, John Petrucci, John Myung, Jordan Rudess, and Mike Portnoy—playing a compact, hits‑and‑epics set that would turn out to be Portnoy’s last show with the band until his 2023 return. The tracklist features “A Nightmare to Remember,” “A Rite of Passage,” “Prophets of War,” “Wither,” “The Count of Tuscany,” and a 17‑minute “Pull Me Under / Metropolis” medley, emphasizing both their then‑new material and cornerstone classics.
Musically, the recording leans into a raw but powerful festival sound: extended instrumental sections, tight vocal harmonies, and the band’s signature odd‑meter shifts are all on display, with plenty of solo spots for Petrucci and Rudess and Portnoy driving things with his characteristically busy, precise drumming. Reviewers highlight the intensity of “A Nightmare to Remember” and the emotional, cinematic build of “The Count of Tuscany,” as well as the nostalgic punch of closing with their debut‑album breakthrough “Pull Me Under” fused to fan‑favorite instrumental “Metropolis Pt. 1.” Issued on CD digipak and colored 2‑LP vinyl, this entry in the Lost Not Forgotten Archives is framed by the band and label as both a document of a pivotal lineup transition and an accessible, front‑to‑back example of Dream Theater’s live prowess in front of a massive festival crowd.
Lost Not Forgotten Archives: Live In Tokyo, 2010 is a 2026 live release in Dream Theater’s archival series, documenting their August 2010 set at the Summer Sonic festival in Tokyo. The 75‑minute, six‑track album captures the band in the Black Clouds & Silver Linings era lineup—James LaBrie, John Petrucci, John Myung, Jordan Rudess, and Mike Portnoy—playing a compact, hits‑and‑epics set that would turn out to be Portnoy’s last show with the band until his 2023 return. The tracklist features “A Nightmare to Remember,” “A Rite of Passage,” “Prophets of War,” “Wither,” “The Count of Tuscany,” and a 17‑minute “Pull Me Under / Metropolis” medley, emphasizing both their then‑new material and cornerstone classics.
Musically, the recording leans into a raw but powerful festival sound: extended instrumental sections, tight vocal harmonies, and the band’s signature odd‑meter shifts are all on display, with plenty of solo spots for Petrucci and Rudess and Portnoy driving things with his characteristically busy, precise drumming. Reviewers highlight the intensity of “A Nightmare to Remember” and the emotional, cinematic build of “The Count of Tuscany,” as well as the nostalgic punch of closing with their debut‑album breakthrough “Pull Me Under” fused to fan‑favorite instrumental “Metropolis Pt. 1.” Issued on CD digipak and colored 2‑LP vinyl, this entry in the Lost Not Forgotten Archives is framed by the band and label as both a document of a pivotal lineup transition and an accessible, front‑to‑back example of Dream Theater’s live prowess in front of a massive festival crowd.