Brian is off, but leaves the show in very capable hands as our good friend Adam Rishaug joins Jon to dig into one of DT’s top two most popular records… 1999’s Scenes From A Memory! Whether you prefer this one or Images and Words, there’s no denying that this album is a masterpiece from start to finish – and we dive into it track by track! Adam takes it one step further and digs into the story itself, so if you love this record but have never been sure what's happening in the story - this is DEFINITELY the episode for you!

It’s 1992… you walk into the record store to buy Images & Words… and the clerk tells you that you CAN’T buy it! You HAVE to buy something else… what records are you buying? We give OUR choices for what we’d buy when we can’t have what we really want – the new Dream Theater record!

You’ve got two 90-minute sets and one encore… and you have to create your ultimate Dream Theater live concert setlist! What songs are you choosing, where are you placing them… and why? On this episode, Jon and Brian give you THEIR ultimate setlists!

On this special bonus episode of TII, we dive into James LaBrie’s new solo album A Beautiful Shade Of Grey with co-writer Paul Logue, Chance LaBrie, and none other than James LaBrie himself!!

On this very special live episode of Talking Into Infinity - we bring on Rich Wilson, author of the officially licensed DT biography Lifting Shadows!

Jon is off tonight… but the show is still on! Brian brings on esteemed author, podcaster, radio shock jock and leader of the insanity that is the Classic Metal Show – Chris Akin! Chris’s stories are NOT to be missed!

We've been working on this for a while now and are finally able to confirm the content for our very special bonus episode on June 25th at 2:00pm EST! We will be doing an album deep dive into James LaBrie's new solo record A Beautiful Shade Of Grey with co-writer Paul Logue, Chance LaBrie and the man himself - James LaBrie!

Check out our interview with Paul here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjId3TBgOYc&t=1577s

On this episode, we bring on none other than The Wizard himself… keyboard master Jordan Rudess! We talk about his upcoming solo tour, his love of combining music and technology and, of course - Dream Theater!

It’s 1989… you walk into the record store to buy When Dream And Day Unite… and the clerk tells you that you CAN’T buy it! You HAVE to get something else… what records are you picking up? We give OUR choices for what we’d buy when we can’t have what we really want – the new Dream Theater record!

We are stepping out of our DT comfort zone and doing our first-ever off-DT episode! In the past we’ve discussed talking about bands that influenced Dream Theater, and on this show – we are finally putting our money where are mouths are! We are digging into one of the very best concept records of all time… Queensryche’s Operation: Mindcrime. The only challenge here… can we find ANYTHING negative to say about it?