Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence

Well, let's see, this is the album of the controversy, I even doubt split the different parts of the "Song" Six Degrees but at the end it's one single song so... let's see, here it's the most experimental album from this band and the differences in between each song are more evident than in other productions... so, it's your call... which is the song that you love the most....???

Well, maybe, but for the moment Blind Faith dominates because I go with it as well... great song, Rudess really sounds great here, the instrumental section is very good and not so overworked and Labrie lyrics are quite good. so, another vote for Blind Faith...

idiotPrayer wrote: Where is the "they're all kinda dull and boring" option?

It could be any of the first three songs, but i'll go with Misunderstood just to tie things up.

I've never made it through the suite because the horrible, cheesy beginning.

I'll vote The Glass Prison for the riffage.

The CD suite was designed to be the album's highlight, so it all comes down if you are really impressed by it or none at all or so-so. Having said that, I voted for it but I also want to poit out that 'Misunderstood' and 'Disappear' are lovely gems of 00s-era Dream Theater, my personal highlights from CD1.

 

Kind regards.

Edited by Cesar Inca - February 02 2010 at 18:08

CD 1 of Six Degrees is my favourite disc from DT, however I have never really liked CD 2 very much. However, it's really difficult for me to choose one song from CD 1, I would leave Disappear out, and even though I love The Glass Prison, I would discard it too because it's got some tedious soloing. But between Blind Faith, Missunderstood, and The Great Debate it's just very difficult. Well, perhaps now I'm feeling inclined towards The Great Debate, besides, it needs some support.

Tarquin Underspoon wrote: It's gotta be the glass prison for me.

I didn't vote for the song Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence because I don't think it's fair to include it on this pole. It it the best song but it's not in the same category as the others unless you wanted to break down each part.  I had to go with disapear even though it's not the best technically or as far as musicianship. It is just one that I have an emotional connection to. I absolutely love every song on this album except the great debate. I feel that all the little recordings of people talking gets in the way and that even though that sort of thing can be good to incorporate, I think they take it too far. While the song is musically great I feel it detracts to have so much recordings.

progkidjoel wrote: Tarquin Underspoon wrote: It's gotta be the glass prison for me.

Agreed.