James LaBrie's MullMuzzler - Listening

One of my favourite songs by the lead singer of Dream Theater.
It is included in James LaBrie's MullMuzzler album "MullMuzzler 2" released in 2001.
Listen to the amazing guitar solo by Mike Keneally!!!

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• mullmuzzler
• james
• labrie
• dream
• theater
• progressive
• amazing
• guitar
• solo
• mike
• keneally

[Jonathan2076]

This song is just awesome! :-)

[haggissmoker]

This song is perfect.

[bakinchoy]

conosi esta cancion hace unos dias y no puedo parar de escucharla :D

[ADAMinsight]

love love love love his voice

[UnholyMessiah555]

How is his voice so gorgeous?

And why is everything remotely Dream theater related so bloody amazing?

[BlamelessHeart]

cool



[josephrajgiri]

beautiful!!!!!!!!!

[AMrCO2]

veramente rilassante...

relaxing ...

[immortalsoloist]

and to add to his I would just like to say that the side project stuff is also epic. Good music is good music. End of story.... There are only a few people in this world today that still promote good music and arts so let's just appreciate that and support it,instead of comparing it to something else which in it's own right is epic. We shouldn't compare two completely different things. To do things differently is always a challenge and we should appreciate change.

[immortalsoloist]

I just don't get it. Why does everything have to be compared to "Images And Words" seriously all the Dream Theater albums have their own character specially "Awake,SFAM,SDOIT,Train Of Thought,Octavarium,and BC and SL" even Systematic Chaos is fantastic in it's own right. Good musicians don't like repeating themselves. I think it's time for people to really have a more open ear and enjoy true art. "Images And Words" is epic but there is so much more than just that.

[MadGodful]

@Zakariah1971 Neat story

[Zakariah1971]

Quite gay but overall nicely done.

After hearing "images and words" by Dream Theater I simply refuse to pay money for such simplistic music composition as Mullmuzzler.

The world, myself included, has yet to recover from IAW, and why they didn't earn a Grammy for that musical genius is beyond my mortal comprehension.