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DREAM THEATER Keyboardist Selling Live Gear

May 19, 2005

DREAM THEATER keyboardist Jordan Rudess is having a summer sale for some of his live gear. Rudess is looking to get rid of the keyboard and synth modules that he has used on stage with DREAM THEATER at literally hundreds of shows. More information is available at this location.

As previously reported, audio samples of seven of the eight tracks from the upcoming DREAM THEATER album, "Octavarium", have been posted online at Bol.de (scroll down to the "Hörproben" section). The CD is scheduled for release on June 7 via Atlantic Records.

DREAM THEATER began writing and recording their latest album last November at the Hit Factory studios in New York City. The follow-up to 2003's "Train of Thought" will hold the distinction of being the very last album ever recorded at the world-famous recording facility.

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