Album Rating: 4.0

Glass prison in crazy



What album of DT would recommend?

Album Rating: 2.5

Scenes from a Memory or Images and Words.

Album Rating: 4.5

Glass prison is fucking excellent.



No fucking jokes.



I recently started listening to this album more closely and what I found was awesome.

Album Rating: 4.0

Hell no.

Album Rating: 5.0

This is a great album, I really enjoy listening to every song. I love The Glass Prison, it is a great song, very entertaining one. The orchesta greatly fits in in the second CD.

Album Rating: 4.5

I just realized that your highlights for the Glass Prison don't include the sweep picking a little bit after the intro breakdown. The first time I heard that I went numb.

Album Rating: 2.5

Hell yes. The lyrics are not well constructed. And also how it sends begginers in th wrong direction. It's too heavy. It's a good song ad I did say "a bit". But theres far more DT songs that make it kiss the dirt.

Album Rating: 4.5

And there is anything wrong with some good fucking balls to the wall metal? ;) If anything, it's the charm of DT that they combine progressive influences with more heavy metal influences. And the band has stated (or was it Mike Portnoy who spoke for the band??) that this was the first song on which they went full out heavy and concentrated on being heavy for the whole song.

Album Rating: 3.0

This is a lot better than I remember.

Album Rating: 4.5

Yeah, I had that too... I didn't listen to for it like a whole time, favouring other albums over this one... now it's one of my favourites by them.

Album Rating: 4.0

This album gorws on me with ever listen, and i'd say this is my second favorite DT album out of the six i own now actually (yet to get FII and WDADU, not counting ACOS)



I think i enjoy the first disc a little more, GLass Prison kicks ass, Greart Debate s almost as awesome, and Blind FAith is also killer. I love the buildup in misunderstood as well, and disappear is pretty cool as well.



On the second disc, i ltaley havent been able tyo get enough of "Solitary Shell," i just love that chorus, it gives me goosebumps every time. The test that stumped them all is almost as good as well, but lacks the atmosphere that solitary hell had.



However, other than thse two sections, the second is a bit lacking, though still awesomely epic (thogh losing time wan't a great closer says me.)



Only album that beats this is it's predecessor, SFAM.

Album Rating: 4.5

Im always glad to see this grow on people. I never liked it after I first got it, but this was the album that moved me into the direction of enjoying the long, epic songs that very few bands tend to churn out without sounding overdone. Before every race I compete in, almost ever, I put on the first solo of the Glass Prison on my ipod. It jolts my adrenaline like no other.

Album Rating: 4.0

Good review, a bit lengthy, but still good.

I am a bid saddened that you didn't bother to consider the ethical / social / medical / political etc. complications the "The Great Debate" adress, instead you mention how the band is getting hasseled for "stealing" a guitar riff

Album Rating: 2.5

I found this album a bit disappointing.

Album Rating: 3.5

the band made easily the most mind-numbingly complex music they or any other band had ever put to tape

[quote=Cain]deserves its place as a DT classic[/quote]

agreed whole heartedly. takes a place in between stream of consciousness and a change of seasons as my favorite DT songs ever.

[quote=Bfhurricane] sweep picking a little bit after the intro breakdown [/quote]

actually, believe it or not, those are alternated picked arpeggios and not sweeped. that absolutely blew my mind so I thought I'd share.

Album Rating: 3.0

The first disc beats the pants off the second one.

Album Rating: 4.0

That's funny, other then the opening track of disc 2 which I hate, I always thought Disc 2 was much better then Disc 1.



Good review too.

Album Rating: 3.0

The Glass Prison and Blind Faith are two of the band's better songs.