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Symphony X Albums Ranked
8Symphony X
Symphony X


Yeah, this album sucks. The singer is just not that good of a fit for the music.
7Symphony X
The Damnation Game


I really like the songs like Dressed to Kill, Savage Curtain and the Edge of Forever. Their closing song A
Winter's Dream is very well done, but other than these songs the band hasn't really gelled together. Still
worth checking out.
6Symphony X
Twilight in Olympus


This album is dissapointing following DWOT, with mediocre songs like The Relic and In the Dragon's Den.
Church of the Machine is good, but the album is literally saved by the inclusion of Through the Looking Glass.
One of my all time favorite Symphony X songs.
5Symphony X
V: The New Mythology Suite


Got some really good standout songs like Evolution, Fallen and Rediscovery. Good concept album, just runs
together a bit too much for me.
4Symphony X
The Divine Wings of Tragedy


Great album. The 20 plus minute title song is very good. Of Sins and Shadows and Sea of Lies is such an epic
opening to this album.
3Symphony X
Paradise Lost


This is the album that introduced me to the band, and to prog and power metal all at once. I love it.
2Symphony X
The Odyssey


The title track is the best song this band has ever done, and I hope someday they make Accolade
III and complete the trilogy.
1Symphony X
Iconoclast


I've listened to this nonstop for the last week, and right now its tied with Odyssey for best Symphony X
album. Seriously, this album has everything that make the band great. Two huge epics in Iconoclast and
When All is Lost, and some amazing songs like Reign in Madness and Electric Messiah.
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