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BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - The Great Misdirect Progressive Metal

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - Colors Progressive Metal

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - The Parallax II: Future Sequence Progressive Metal

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - Automata I Progressive Metal

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - Automata II Progressive Metal

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - Coma Ecliptic Progressive Metal

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - Alaska Metalcore

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - The Silent Circus Metalcore

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME - The Parallax: Hypersleep Dialogues Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Awake Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Octavarium Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Train of Thought Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Systematic Chaos Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Black Clouds & Silver Linings Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - A Dramatic Turn of Events Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Dream Theater Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Distance Over Time Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - When Dream and Day Unite Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - Falling Into Infinity Progressive Metal

DEATH - Symbolic Technical Death Metal

DEATH - Human Technical Death Metal

DEATH - Individual Thought Patterns Technical Death Metal

THE RUINS OF BEVERAST - Rain Upon the Impure Atmospheric Black Metal

THE RUINS OF BEVERAST - Exuvia Death-Doom Metal

THE RUINS OF BEVERAST - The Thule Grimoires Death-Doom Metal

DREAM THEATER - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence Progressive Metal | review permalink

DREAM THEATER - Metropolis, Part 2: Scenes From a Memory Progressive Metal | review permalink

DREAM THEATER - Images and Words Progressive Metal | review permalink

HAKEN - The Mountain Progressive Metal

HAKEN - Virus Progressive Metal

HAKEN - Vector Progressive Metal

HAKEN - Affinity Progressive Metal

HAKEN - Visions Progressive Metal

HAKEN - Aquarius Progressive Metal

HAKEN - Restoration Progressive Metal

DREAM THEATER - The Astonishing Progressive Metal

IMMORTAL - At the Heart of Winter Black Metal

ALICE IN CHAINS - Dirt Alternative Metal

OPETH - Still Life Progressive Metal

OPETH - Orchid Progressive Metal

OPETH - Morningrise Progressive Metal

OPETH - My Arms, Your Hearse Progressive Metal

OPETH - Blackwater Park Progressive Metal

OPETH - Deliverance Progressive Metal

OPETH - Damnation Non-Metal

OPETH - Ghost Reveries Progressive Metal

OPETH - Watershed Progressive Metal

OPETH - Heritage Metal Related

OPETH - Sorceress Metal Related

OPETH - Pale Communion Non-Metal

OPETH - In Cauda Venenum Progressive Metal

OPETH - The Roundhouse Tapes Progressive Metal

DEATH - The Sound of Perseverance Technical Death Metal

METALLICA - St. Anger Alternative Metal

METALLICA - Lulu (with Lou Reed) Heavy Metal

	Metal Genre	Nb. Rated	Avg. rating
1	Progressive Metal	38	2.87
2	Technical Death Metal	4	3.88
3	Metal Related	2	0.50
4	Metalcore	2	5.00
5	Non-Metal	2	0.50
6	Alternative Metal	2	0.50
7	Death-Doom Metal	2	5.00
8	Heavy Metal	1	0.50
9	Atmospheric Black Metal	1	5.00
10	Black Metal	1	0.50

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DREAM THEATER Images and Words

Album · 1992 · Progressive Metal

One of the most important albums in prog metal history. Like it or not. Images and Words sets the standard sound of, not only Dream Theater, but hundreds of Progressive Metal Bands as well. Despite being one of their shortest albums, it achieves multiple milestones for Dream Theater such as:

Their biggest comercial success: Pull Me Under The beginning of their instru-wanking addiction: Metropolis Pt. 1 One of their first epics: Learning To Live Their first album with the loved and hated singer: James LaBrie

And an overall definition of Dream Theater's sound. The album itself is creative, memorable, and fun to listen to.

If you're a prog metal fan: It's essential. If you're a classic prog fan: It's an excellent addition.

Since that would be 4.5 stars, I'm rounding it up to 5.

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DREAM THEATER Metropolis, Part 2: Scenes From a Memory

Album · 1999 · Progressive Metal

An absolute masterpiece, and the definition of essential. Quite possibly even the best Prog Metal album ever made! Metropolis Pt. II is an incredibly strong conceptual album that works as the follow up for the first part "The Miracle And The Sleeper" from Images And Words. The overture bangs you with these wonderful melodies that tell you "This isn't an average album!" which gets closely followed by Strange Deja Vu, a groovy and proggy track. Things eventually get spicy with the complex Fatal Tragedy, and Beyond This Life features amazing solo-ing that will definitely keep you entertained. After all that wanking, Through Her Eyes provides a nice rest, only to build up tension for the heavyweight Home, an all-around strong track that has everything you could ask for in a prog metal song, transitioning into one of the most complex prog instrumentals ever made: The Dance Of Eternity! After all that craziness, One Last Time provides a purpose similar to Through Her Eyes', while reprising previous tracks. Near the end, The Spirit Carries On, a Pink Floydish track lifts up your spirit with good vibes, an amazing chorus and a beautiful guitar solo. Finally, the closer Finally Free solves the mystery of the murder in the story, while reprising previous tracks and bringing the album to a perfect ending.

Five stars without a doubt!

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DREAM THEATER Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence

Album · 2002 · Progressive Metal

The best Dream Theater album. It has everything you could ask for in a prog metal album. From soothing, soft melodies, to heavy-metal sections. From short, simple tracks to cheesy 42-minute songs.

-Songs like The Glass Prison showcase Dream Theater's heavy approach to prog. -Blind Faith features amazing solo-ing. -Misunderstood is a very unique track that has Dream Theater exploring different colors in prog metal. -The Great Debate is a Tool-like song with great rythm and time signature changes. -Disappear is a welcome ballad-type song that brings a change of pace to the album. -Finally, the title track is a 42-Minute suite that remains as one of the band's master works.

Five stars. No doubt about it!