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DREAM THEATER: More Footage From The Road Posted Online

October 4, 2007

DREAM THEATER keyboardist Jordan Rudess has posted more video clips documenting the band's life on the road. Rudess takes fans on a brief tour through the band's pre-show activities in Denver, Colorado. Check it out at this location.

High-quality photos of DREAM THEATER's August 21, 2007 concert at Bank Of America Pavillion in Boston, MA have been posted at Tom Couture Photography.

A 20-minute audio interview with Jordan Rudess conducted on August 11 by "Démentièllement Vôtre" on Québec City's CKRL 89.1FM has been posted online at this location. Rudess talks about his solo CD, "The Road Home", and DREAM THEATER's latest release, "Systematic Chaos".

Roadrunner Records U.K. has released DREAM THEATER's latest album, "Systematic Chaos", on limited double vinyl.

DREAM THEATER's video for the song "Constant Motion" has been posted on YouTube. The track comes off "Systematic Chaos", which has sold around 90,000 copies in the United States since its June 5 release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

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