General
Item no. | 423068 |
Musical Genre | Progressive Metal |
Exclusive | No |
Media - Format 1-3 | 2-CD |
Product topic | Bands |
Band | Ayreon |
Product type | CD |
Release date | 5/24/04 |
CD 1
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1.Day one: vigil
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2.Day two: Isolation
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3.Day three: Pain
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4.Day four: Mystery
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5.Day five: Voices
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6.Day six: Childhood
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7.Day seven: Hope
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8.Day eight: School
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9.Day nine: Playground
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10.Day ten: Memories
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11.Day eleven: Love
CD 2
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1.Keine Titelinformation
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2.Keine Titelinformation
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3.Keine Titelinformation
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4.Keine Titelinformation
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5.Keine Titelinformation
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6.Keine Titelinformation
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7.Keine Titelinformation
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12.Day Twelve: Trauma
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13.Day thirteen: Sign
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14.Day fourteen: Pride
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15.Day fifteen: Betrayal
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16.Day sixteen: Loser
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17.Day seventeen: Accident?
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18.Day eighteen: Realization
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19.Day nineteen: Disclosure
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20.Day twenty: Confrontation
CD 3
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1.Inside: Behind the scenes - The human equation
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2.Concept: The Concept Of The Human Equation
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3.Ayreon: The story of Ayreon
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4.Drums: Ed Warby's drums
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5.Day eleven: Love (Video)
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6.Teaser (Trailer)
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7.Info
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8.Settungs
Hand on heart: which heavy metal fan did not hope really that Arjen Lucassen would continue his Star One project? But the Dutch multi-instrumentalist sets forth his own line of history and follows the comparably heavy metal-album with a more progressive Ayreon-release. That this does not only contain smooth sounds but also features some edgy stuff is part of the Ayreon concept. This time, too, Lucassen offers a collection of rock celebrities, including James La Brie (Dream Theater) and Devin Townsend (Strapping Young Lads), Eric Clayton (Savior Machine), Heather Findlay, Magnus Ekwall (The Quill) or also Mike Baker (Shadow Gallery). With such people, there can nothing go wrong, especially because composer Lucassen again combines fine song ideas with arrangements that truly deserve the tag "Progressive". Short: "The Human Equation" is pioneering, not only for Ayreon, but for the whole genre. (Matthias Mineur - April 2004)