Dream TheaterImages And Words

Label:

Atlantic – 756792148-1

Format:

Vinyl , LP, Album

Country:

Brazil

Released:

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Prog Rock

Tracklist

A1 Pull Me Under
Music By [Images]Dream Theater
Words ByMoore*
8:11
A2 Another Day
Music By [Images]Dream Theater
Soprano SaxophoneJay Beckenstein
Words ByPetrucci*
4:22
A3 Take The Time
Music By [Images], Words ByDream Theater
8:21
A4 Surrounded
Music By [Images]Dream Theater
Words ByMoore*
5:28
B1 Metropolis - Part I (The Miracle And The Sleeper)
Music By [Images]Dream Theater
Words ByPetrucci*
9:30
B2 Under A Glass Moon
Music By [Images]Dream Theater
Words ByPetrucci*
7:02
B3 Wait For Sleep
Music By [Images], Words ByMoore*
2:31
B4 Learning To Live
Music By [Images]Dream Theater
Words ByMyung*
11:30

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright ©Atlantic Recording Corporation – 756792148-1
  • Published ByYtse Jams, Inc.
  • Recorded AtBearTracks Recording Studio
  • Mixed AtBearTracks Recording Studio
  • Mastered AtSterling Sound
  • Manufactured ByBMG Ariola Discos Ltda. Divisão Sonopress
  • Distributed ByBMG Ariola Discos Ltda. Divisão Sonopress
  • Licensed FromWARNER MUSIC BRASIL LTDA.

Credits

  • A&RDerek Oliver
  • Art DirectionLarry Freemantle
  • Band [Dream Theater Is:], BassJohn Myung
  • Band [Dream Theater Is:], Drums, PercussionMike Portnoy
  • Band [Dream Theater Is:], GuitarJohn Petrucci
  • Band [Dream Theater Is:], KeyboardsKevin Moore
  • Band [Dream Theater Is:], Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals [Background Vocals]James LaBrie
  • Design Concept [Cover Concept]Dream Theater
  • EngineerDoug Oberkircher
  • Engineer [Assistant]Steve Regina
  • Mastered ByTed Jensen
  • Mixed ByDoug Oberkircher
  • Photography ByDan Muro
  • ProducerDavid Prater (2)

Notes

The artist name on the record label is misspelled and says DREAM THEATHER.

On the label it has the numbers 670-8302-A and 670-8302-B but on the album cover it uses 756792148-1

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Runout, Stamped): 6708302-A ··· 1STA1 BMG
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Runout, Stamped): 6708302-B ··· 1STA1 BMG

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Images And Words (CD, Album) ATCO Records 7567-92148-2, 7567-92148-2 YS Europe 1992
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Images And Words (CD, Album) ATCO Records 7 92148-2, 92148-2 US 1992
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Images And Words (LP, Album) ATCO Records 7567-92148-1 Europe 1992
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Images And Words (LP, Album) Warner Music Korea 7567-92148, L8060 South Korea 1992
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Images And Words (Cassette, Album) ATCO Records 7567-92148-4 Europe 1992

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Reviews

  • SartoriTangier's avatar
    SartoriTangier
    Edited 3 months ago
    I own both this original Brazilian pressing and the 2013 MOV black pressing, and both are good for their own reasons. The Brazilian pressing has a great bottom end with bass much more present, while the MOV has the clarity that sounds more akin to the CD release (being that it was confirmed to be digitally sourced).

    However, both are plagued with the same issue: it’s a long album clocking in just under an hour on one disc. The Brazilian pressing suffers from this more, you have to crank up the volume to get a loud enough presence on your setup.

    Fortunately, I did hook up a dynamic expander into my setup (Pioneer RG-2) and after getting the correct levels set, the Brazilian pressing actually sounds much better than the MOV, being that it’s from the original master and not a digital master like the MOV has.

    If you like the album and just want to have it on vinyl, you can’t go wrong with the MOV. (The Rhino SYEOR clear reissue from this year is sourced from this press as well). But if you want to have the original pressing and master (and you happen to have an expander in your rig) the Brazilian press is a great value cut and cheaper still than the Europe/South Korean pressings. But beware you would want to get the cleanest copy you can find.
    • Unclephil51's avatar
      Unclephil51
      Pretty good pressing, bass is pretty good but doesn’t have a ton of punch to it. There’s better out there for sure but this will do.
      • betobirke's avatar
        betobirke
        Hi, is it available? Do you have any pics of the record, what's its condition? Regards

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