Rank the songs on Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence

[busty sinclair]

ok here we go

1) the glass prison
2) blind faith
3) disappear
4) about to crash (reprise)
5) about to crash
6) misunderstood
7) the great debate
8) goodnight kiss
9) war inside my head
10) the test that stumped them all
11) solitary shell
12) losing time
13) overture

sorry guys i know the band considers 6DOIT but lets not fool ourselves its not. its clearly nothing more than 8 individual songs with recurring themes. we might as well say SFAM is one song by these standards. ok i'm done playing devils advocate so before you ask me if i'm serious the answer is i'm not sure...

[gmillerdrake]

1. Blind Faith
2. The Glass Prison
3. Misunderstood
4. About to Crash
5. The Great Debate
6. Solitary Shell
7. War Inside My Head
8. The Test That Stumped Them All
9. About to Crash (Reprise)
10. The Test That Stumped Them All
11. Overture
12. Goodnight Kiss
13. Disappear
14. Losing Time/Grand Finale

[OpenYourEyes311]

1. Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
2. Disappear
3. The Glass Prison
4. Misunderstood
5. Blind Faith
6. The Great Debate

[gzarruk]

sorry guys i know the band considers 6DOIT but lets not fool ourselves its not. its clearly nothing more than 8 individual songs with recurring themes. we might as well say SFAM is one song by these standards. ok i'm done playing devils advocate so before you ask me if i'm serious the answer is i'm not sure...

SFAM has always been presented by the band as a concept album, not a song.
SDOIT (the song) appeares as a single song on Score.

[The Walrus]

Yeah, I've always thought of SDOIT as one long song that has distinct, separate movements, but there's a sense of unity that keeps the whole thing together (the whole song/disc is a concept linked by themes of mental illness, and the overture includes bits and pieces of every track; there's also the reprisal of About to Crash towards the end). SFAM however is a concept album in full, certainly not one song.

[Lethean]

Yeah, I've always thought of SDOIT as one long song that has distinct, separate movements, but there's a sense of unity that keeps the whole thing together (the whole song/disc is a concept linked by themes of mental illness, and the overture includes bits and pieces of every track; there's also the reprisal of About to Crash towards the end). SFAM however is a concept album in full, certainly not one song.

This.

[jammindude]

1. SDOIT
2. The Glass Prison
3. Disappear
4. Blind Faith
5. Misunderstood
6. The Great Debate

[don_waka]

Misunderstood
6DOIT
TGD
Blind Faith
Disappear
TGP

[Ben_Jamin]

Yeah, I've always thought of SDOIT as one long song that has distinct, separate movements, but there's a sense of unity that keeps the whole thing together (the whole song/disc is a concept linked by themes of mental illness, and the overture includes bits and pieces of every track; there's also the reprisal of About to Crash towards the end). SFAM however is a concept album in full, certainly not one song.

Think of it this way...

The Nugget wouldn't work if 6DOIT wasn't one song...

[Dublagent66]

1.  Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence
2.  Blind Faith
3.  The Glass Prison
4.  The Great Debate
5.  Misunderstood
6.  Disappear