So, I remember Edwin telling the story about this song at a small bar in Dallas. He said after the show a woman and man came over to him and told him that she loved to masturbate to this song as her husband/bf had a huge grin and nobbed yes! Classic story I had to share.
My favirite IME song for sure...studio version from Dig trips me out and this live take was not so bad...at least you got the energy and know they were a great live band in their day...'Like a Girl' live was great...not the same lead singer, or is it? I don't think so but I can't tell...any body have the history?
first two albums: "Dig" and "Scenery and Fish" had Edwin on vocals. Dig (1993) Scenery (1996). Edwin leaves the band, starts solo career. IME hires a new singer, Bryan Byrne, the album "Blue Green Orange" (1999) is released, with the first track Love Your Starfish being the most interesting and original song written by them up to this point. 4th and final album is The Quicksilver Meat Dream (2003) which is probably their most talented, and Bryan's singing goes from great on BGO to unbelievable
on tQMD. If you like this IME, however, you should know that tQMD is much, much different. I think a lot of the songs are about very dark and depressing subjects, so they tend to be slower, followed by harder. Every song on every album is worth listening to at least once. For tQMD check out the song Meat Dreams, it gets especially intense around the 5 min mark. Also check out Subterranean Wonderland, which was released by their first label after they left/fired
the sound sucks, too bad cause this is my fav I mother Earth song been trying to find a good live version, pref one that was Taped by profisionals, nice cam work though
This is my fav IME song ever. Do you mean taped by profisionals in that you have or know of another good live version, or do you mean the version taped on earth, sky and everything in between?
He's the one that walks across the stage with the bed sheet.
I'm actually looking for Rain will Fall from this show. It was their last song in the set, and it has a guitar duel between Jag and Petrucci (or at least so I hear). If anyone has it please let me know!
nice! thanks alot for the video. very old school. I love the random dude who walks up onto the stage with a bed sheet over his head. you can tell the band is just like "lol, wtf..?"
So, I remember Edwin telling the story about this song at a small bar in Dallas. He said after the show a woman and man came over to him and told him that she loved to masturbate to this song as her husband/bf had a huge grin and nobbed yes! Classic story I had to share.
ChazBell2112 1 year ago
jane's addiction vs alice in chains
voltronsky 2 years ago
My favirite IME song for sure...studio version from Dig trips me out and this live take was not so bad...at least you got the energy and know they were a great live band in their day...'Like a Girl' live was great...not the same lead singer, or is it? I don't think so but I can't tell...any body have the history?
cpower342 2 years ago
first two albums: "Dig" and "Scenery and Fish" had Edwin on vocals. Dig (1993) Scenery (1996). Edwin leaves the band, starts solo career. IME hires a new singer, Bryan Byrne, the album "Blue Green Orange" (1999) is released, with the first track Love Your Starfish being the most interesting and original song written by them up to this point. 4th and final album is The Quicksilver Meat Dream (2003) which is probably their most talented, and Bryan's singing goes from great on BGO to unbelievable
zekethehillbilly 2 years ago
on tQMD. If you like this IME, however, you should know that tQMD is much, much different. I think a lot of the songs are about very dark and depressing subjects, so they tend to be slower, followed by harder. Every song on every album is worth listening to at least once. For tQMD check out the song Meat Dreams, it gets especially intense around the 5 min mark. Also check out Subterranean Wonderland, which was released by their first label after they left/fired
zekethehillbilly 2 years ago
Seen them live, this is my FAVORITE song. enough said.
lucefi0Lilthu 2 years ago
Even though the sound wasn't that great, you can still tell this must of sounded amazing. Wish Iwas there.
killians45 3 years ago
DT set never showed up...
adessio 3 years ago
very STP.. this one.. jazzy.. relaxing tune..
Incubus has imitated their music and gone very successful..
kredito 3 years ago
The sound isn't that bad man you can clearly hear the guitar soloing. Awesome video.
Mickdog2112 3 years ago
the sound sucks, too bad cause this is my fav I mother Earth song been trying to find a good live version, pref one that was Taped by profisionals, nice cam work though
mike97654321 4 years ago
@mike97654321
This is my fav IME song ever. Do you mean taped by profisionals in that you have or know of another good live version, or do you mean the version taped on earth, sky and everything in between?
karlscooter1 2 years ago
sorry what i meant was recorded by the band and not a fan in the crowd i'm still looking help me out if y ou can
mike97654321 2 years ago
where is portnoy?
switen 4 years ago
He's the one that walks across the stage with the bed sheet.
I'm actually looking for Rain will Fall from this show. It was their last song in the set, and it has a guitar duel between Jag and Petrucci (or at least so I hear). If anyone has it please let me know!
human360kjued 4 years ago
its on here bro i just watched it. just type in i mother earth- rain will fall w/ dream theater
TheBryant13 3 years ago
nice! thanks alot for the video. very old school. I love the random dude who walks up onto the stage with a bed sheet over his head. you can tell the band is just like "lol, wtf..?"
nocoma12 4 years ago