Dream Theater's Uncool Factor Brought Them Success
. Ahead of the band's recent headline slot on the Saturn Stage at Sonisphere, Petrucci tells TeamRock Radio: "Yeah, less cool is correct. Our second album came out and Nirvana and all that was all over the radio. "For some strange reason for that time, 1992/93, Pull Me Under from that album somehow broke through and was a radio hit. It didn't make any sense in the midst of what was going on with grunge - but it was poking through and it was interesting. "Over time, those differences and the uncool factor and everything else actually became our strengths; what separated us out and make us successful in the long term." more on this story Prog Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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