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12. The Count Of Tuscany (Black Clouds And Silver Linings)
I hate to say it, but BCASL was "A Nightmare To Remember". Easily my least favorite album. This song saves it from being a bad album. My favorite part is the outro, but the Octavarium intro-esque part right before it is really cool too. And the verses at the beginning are really rockin'. The only somewhat weak part in this 19 minute song is the crazy part with all the time signature changes before the Octavarium part. But even that part isn't bad. A great song on a decent album.
11. Trial Of Tears (Falling Into Infinity)
What an amazing song. The first minute is a really nice and calming intro. However, once that is over, it really starts! This whole song has no weak points IMO. But from 6:30 to the end is my favorite part. It's hard to pick a smaller favorite part, because it's just so awesome! Anyways, a guitar solo starts at 6:30, and it slowly builds up. As well as getting louder, the key keeps getting higher. At 8:10, the solo stops for 20 seconds with an awesome bass part. Around 15 seconds later, a keyboard solo breaks out. The keyboard solos for a bit, then at 9:10, it builds up some more! Just when you think it can't build up anymore, you hear two awesome notes closing the solo. It's only two notes, but ma, do they have an effect on you! From there is the acoustic part, which is just as awesome. I'd describe it as well, but I don't want to bore you anymore. Get prepared for long descriptions, because the more awesome the song, the longer the description. ;]
10. Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence (Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence)
Here it is, DT's longest song (That is, if you consider it one song). But I do. Anyways, the overture is nice, but when the second movement starts is when the song really gets awesome! My favorite part in About To Crash is the reaaaaally slow part with the guitar solo. Then comes War Inside My Head, my second favorite movement of SDOIT despite the length. War Inside My Head starts to get more metal. When The Test That Stumped Them All comes in, then it starts to get REALLY metal. Then when you can't think it can't get anymore metal, it comes to a halting stop and Goodnight Kiss starts. Goodnight Kiss is a beautiful ballad with a nice guitar solo. Near the end of the solo, you hear the bass drum thumping, starting Solitary Shell, my favorite movement in SDOIT. It's not metal at all, but it's not a ballad at all either. It sits right in the middle of soft and loud, and it's really awesome. After that is a reprise of About To Crash, and then is the final movement. It's a really nice ending, but I think it could've been better. Either way, it's still great. The second best song off SDOIT.