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Old 03-07-2015, 03:04 PM   #487 (permalink)
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You know, I'd never listened to Dream Theater's Images and Words album before. I don't like Dream Theater, but I was assured even by people who also don't like them that at the very least, Images and Words is a good album, so I added it to the prog metal list.
Most of the Dream Theater albums from that period are great imo.

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Does anyone have an opinion on my prog metal list? I generally don't listen to or care about prog metal, so I've used RYM as a guide even more than I normally would, which is like doing a research paper using Wikipedia as your only source. I even had an easier time with avant garde metal, since I actually like plenty of experimental metal, whereas I had to stop myself from chucking albums that probably deserved to be on this list that I just didn't give a **** about (I'm lookin' at you, Tool and Opeth.)

1. Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime
2. Death - Symbolic
3. Cynic - Focus
4. Voivod - Nothingface
5. Devin Townsend - Ocean Machine: Biomech
6. Opeth - Blackwater Park
7. Tool - Lateralus
8. Mastodon - Crack the Skye
9. Fates Warning - Awaken the Guardian
10. Gojira - From Sirius to Mars
List looks ok but Dream Theater should be on there, so the haters can vote them off in the first round

As for the two off the list:

Cryptopsy
Nile
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