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DREAM THEATER: Abbreviated Version Of 'Score' To Air On VH1 CLASSIC

August 16, 2006

VH1 Classic will be airing a one-hour, abbreviated version of DREAM THEATER's upcoming DVD, "Score", several times at the end of the month. Each airing is preceeded with a one-hour episode of "Metal Mania" co-hosted by Mike Portnoy and John Petrucci. Here is a listing of few of the airings:

Friday, August 25:

DREAM THEATER on "Metal Mania" - 8pm EST/5pm PST
"Score" on "In Concert" - 9pm EST/6pm PST

DREAM THEATER on "Metal Mania" - 11pm EST/8pm PST
"Score" on "In Concert" - Midnight EST/9pm PST

Saturday, August 26:

DREAM THEATER on "Metal Mania" - 1pm EST/10am PST
"Score" on "In Concert" - 2pm EST/11am PST

Sunday, August 27:

DREAM THEATER on "Metal Mania" - 6pm EST/3pm PST
"Score" on "In Concert" - 7pm EST/4am PST

** Note that VH1 Classic is a different channel than VH1

As previously reported, DREAM THEATER's upcoming "Score" CD can be streamed in its entirety at MP3.com.

Due on August 29 via Rhino, the "Score" 3-CD and 2-DVD sets will be available separately. Both versions will contain the entire "20th Anniversary World Tour" grand finale recorded live at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on April 1, 2006 (nearly three hours of music — over 90 minutes of which was performed with a full orchestra). The DVD will also contain a one-hour documentary tracking the entire career of the band from the very beginnings at the Berklee College Of Music in 1985 all the way to the Radio City Music Hall grand finale. It will also feature rare, never-before-seen footage and interviews with current and previous members of the band, plus several live bonus tracks from through the years taken from the archives of Mike Portnoy.

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