PureGrainAudio.com has posted a video interview with DREAM THEATER guitarist/producer JOhn Petrucci, conducted back on October 6th when the band played Massey Hall in Toronto, Ontario. Check it out below:

As previosuly reported, in a recent interview with Ultimate-Guitar.com, Petrucci responded to allegations that the band "rewrote Images And Words" for their new album, A Dramatic Turn Of Events. An excerpt is available below:

UG: There was an article published online by a Dream Theater fan which basically alleges that the album has musical and structural similarities to Images And Words. What's your response to that?

Petrucci: "I think our fans enjoy analysing our music and looking at things under a microscope and stuff, and it shows the level of passion from the fans for what we do. They look at what we're doing, and they wanna know what's going on. Like I said, with every album people wanna try to find hidden messages and new meanings, secret nuggets and things like that. People have always searched for those types of things in our music. It shows how much our listeners are strongly interested in what we're doing in a very detailed manner."

UG: But obviously, there's no truth to the allegation?

Petrucci: "We really like music. We have a certain thing that we try to accomplish musically, a certain sound that makes us who we are. The core elements of Dream Theater, of who we are and how we make music. Those are elements that are identifiable. That's what gives the band its sound, and keeps the band having an identity."

UG: "I'm aware of that John, but this fan is alleging that Dream Theater simply rewrote Images And Words. Obviously, that isn't the case at all?

Petrucci: "We wouldn't rewrite an album, no. That wouldn't be something that we would do (laughs)."

Go to this location for the complete interview.

The tracklisting for A Dramatic Turn Of Events is as follows:

CD1:

'On The Backs Of Angels'

'Build Me Up, Break Me Down'

'Lost Not Forgotten'

'This Is The Life'

'Bridges In The Sky'

'Outcry'

'Far From Heaven'

'Breaking All Illusions'

'Beneath The Surface'