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Honor Thy Father (vs) The Best of Times

Started by Vajra, July 23, 2011, 10:45:41 AM

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Which is better (iyo)

Honor Thy Father
80 (57.1%)
The Best of Times
60 (42.9%)

Total Members Voted: 140

Dublagent66


Mr. Beale

Honor Thy Father, TBOT times is just too long and too raw. Shame it isn't more affecting.

ghostnotes


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Honor Thy Father easily. You can relate to the lyrics when you're angry at someone, but TBOT lyrics are so personal and specifical that you can't relate to them. Also, I've never been able to think of TBOT as a completely original song, because the melody that appears around the 7 minute mark is so strikingly similar to a melody in Stratovarius' Elements.

Dream Team

 :omg: at the voting results is all I can say.

DarkLord_Lalinc

Don't cross the crooked step vs...
Our lives changed FOREVERMORE
INTO THE NIGHT
BLISTERING

BlackInk

Honor thy Father. It's heavy and cool and it's a good song. The Best of Times is boring, drawn out and focuses to much on things only Portnoy can relate to. Well at least almost.

Infinite Cactus


lithium112

Quote from: DarkLord_Lalinc on July 25, 2011, 11:58:44 AM
Don't cross the crooked step vs...
Our lives changed FOREVERMORE
INTO THE NIGHT
BLISTERING
:lol

chrisbDTM

HTF, barely


but only because of the outro solo in TBOT

Daso

TBOT is one of my favorite songs from BC&SL along with TCOT (coincidentially, songs people seem to hate...). It just has lots of emotion, the intro is beautiful, the "thank you for the inspiration" parts of the lyrics make me want to cry and the ending solo is just beautiful. On the other hand, HTF is one of the few DT songs I dislike. It's way too nu metal. I just can't stand it. You know where my vote goes.

Madman Shepherd

Quote from: Adami on July 23, 2011, 01:37:10 PM
TBOT.



Not sure why so many people end up being able to look past TCOT's lyrics, but can't see past TBOT's lyrics.

This.  I really don't like the lyrics of HTF at all.  I would like to know the full story behind that.  I know it was directed at his stepfather and they later made up.  I also know that Portnoy's dad didn't like the song or the lyrics (he said it in a fanclub interview I think).