Vinyl: Set Parasomnia Dream Deluxe Audio LP 2LP+2CD+Blu-ray Limited Theater Vinyl

Product Description:
Progressive metal giants Dream Theater's 16th original album "Parasomnia" (2LP+2CD+Blu-ray Deluxe Box Set), marking Mike Portnoy's return to the band. This work showcases their signature sound across 8 tracks, from the opening "In The Arms Of Morpheus" to the closing "The Shadow Man Incident." Produced by John Petrucci with engineering by James "Jimmy T" Meslin, mixed by Andy Sneap, and artwork by Hugh Syme. The album explores sleep disorder themes (parasomnias like sleepwalking and night terrors) reflected in tracks such as "A Broken Man," "Dead Asleep," and "Midnight Messiah." The 10-minute lead single "Night Terror" delivers Dream Theater's signature thrilling experience.

Deluxe Box Set Includes:
- 2LP: Limited 180g dark green vinyl (gatefold jacket with alternate artwork)
- CD1: Main album
- CD2: Instrumental version
- Blu-ray: Dolby Atmos/5.1 surround/high-res stereo mixes
- 68-page booklet
- Bonus items: 60x60cm poster, dreamcatcher keyring, sleep journal, sleep mask
- Hand-numbered certificate

Condition:
External Condition: [Not specified in provided text]
Optical Condition: [Not specified in provided text]
Operational Condition: [Not specified in provided text]

Specifications:
Format: 2LP+2CD+Blu-ray box set
Vinyl Weight: 180g
Vinyl Color: Dark green
Audio Formats: Dolby Atmos, 5.1 surround, high-res stereo

Size:
Poster: 60x60cm

Included Items:
- 2LP album
- 2CDs
- Blu-ray
- 68-page booklet
- Poster
- Dreamcatcher keyring
- Sleep journal
- Sleep mask
- Numbered certificate

Missing Items:
[Not specified in provided text]

Color:
Dark green vinyl

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