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Dream Theater's James LaBrie contributed backing vocals to the song "I Believe", which appeared on Shadow Gallery's 1998 album, Tyranny, [1] and in return Shadow Gallery members have contributed to LaBrie's side projects, including MullMuzzler. [2]
"Tyranny" is a sentimental progressive metal album, as reveal the many emotional piano-modern floating keyboards combinations a la Dream Theater and Eternity X, enhanced by TONS of EXTREMELY PLEASANT & CATCHY lead & backing vocals, reminding Greg Lake and James LaBrie (Dream Theater).
16 de dic. de 2022 · Compact Disc (CD) • Prog metal giants Shadow Gallery laid it all on the line with this their masterful third studio album! • Conceptually centered around themes of war and money/power, the album also features some superstar guests including Dream Theater's James LaBrie, D.C. Cooper of Royal Hunt, and more!
22 de sept. de 1998 · Shadow Gallery. Type: Full-length. Release date: September 22nd, 1998. Catalog ID: MA-9016-2. Label: Magna Carta Records.
2 de abr. de 2023 · On Tyranny Shadow Gallery are totally on the same wavelength. Even outside the band, the two guest singers that make an appearance—Laura Jaeger in the wonderful duet “Spoken Words” and everybody’s favorite, non-controversial prog metal maestro James LaBrie ( Dream Theater, of course)—both fit in with strong performances.
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A couple of featured appearances add another dimension to the album; James LaBrie (Dream Theater) pitches in on "I Believe" while DC Cooper rocks the more traditional heavy metal track called "New World Order". Shadow Gallery with their classic lineup deliver quite a performance.
