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DREAM THEATER Marathon At DELICIOUS AGONY

July 31, 2005

On August 19, beginning at 7:00 p.m. EST, Delicious Agony Progressive Rock Radio will be airing its second annual DREAM THEATER Marathon. For 48 hours, the station will suspend its regular progressive rock programming and play DREAM THEATER and related projects. You will hear the music of DREAM THEATER, LIQUID TENSION EXPERIMENT, TRANSATLANTIC, OSI, YELLOW MATTER CUSTARD, EXPLORER'S CLUB, JELLY JAM, PLATYPUS, and many other projects. Plus, Delicious Agony will also throw in some music from former bandmembers Derek Sherinian (solo work and PLANET X) and Kevin Moore (solo work and CHROMA KEY). Also planned are interviews with James LaBrie, Jordan Rudess and John Petrucci.

For more information, visit www.deliciousagony.com.

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