Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence is the sixth studio album from progressive metal icons Dream Theater, originally released in 2002. Widely regarded as one of their most ambitious works, the album spans two discs and explores the limits of the band’s creativity and technical prowess.
The second disc features the monumental 42-minute title suite, making it their longest studio release at the time—holding that record until 2016’s The Astonishing. Blending orchestral elements, soaring melodies, and complex progressive structures, the album is a masterclass in storytelling and musicianship.
Features
- Originally released in 2002 – Dream Theater’s sixth studio album
- Their longest album to-date until 2016
- Presented as a two-disc concept work
- Includes the epic “Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence” suite
- Features fan favorites like “The Glass Prison,” “Blind Faith,” “Misunderstood,” and “The Great Debate”
- Combines heavy progressive metal, orchestral arrangements, and deep thematic exploration
- Essential album for collectors and fans of conceptual progressive music
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