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Disc I 01. Day One: Vigil 02. Day Two: Isolation 03. Day Three: Pain 04. Day Four: Mystery 05. Day Five: Voices 06. Day Six: Childhood 07. Day Seven: Hope 08. Day Eight: School 09. Day Nine: Playground 10. Day Ten: Memories 11. Day Eleven: Love
Disc II 01. Day Twelve: Trauma 02. Day Thirteen: Sign 03. Day Fourteen: Pride 04. Day Fifteen: Betrayal 05. Day Sixteen: Loser 06. Day Seventeen: Accident? 07. Day Eighteen: Realization 08. Day Nineteen: Disclosure 09. Day Twenty: Confrontation
Disc III [special edition bonus DVD] + Inside - Behind The Sence + Concept - Concept Of The Human Equation + Drums - Interview With Ed Warby's Drums + Video - Day Eleven: Love [Video} + Teaser - Teaser Trailer
The best Progressive Metal album of 2004
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Line-up Arjen Anthony Lucassen - vocals, guitars, bass, mandoline, keyboards, synths, Hammond organ, lap steele guitar Additional Musicians: Ed Warby - drums, percussion Marcela Bovio - vocals Kevin James LaBrie - vocals Mikael Åkerfeldt - vocals Eric Clayton - vocals Irene Jansen - vocals Magnus Ekwall - vocals Heather Findlay - vocals Devon "Buddy Lackey" Graves - vocals Devin Townsend - vocals Mike Baker - vocals Robert Baba - violins Marieke van der Heyden - cellos John McManus - flute, whistle Jeroen Goossens - flute, panpipes, didgeridoo, bassoon, recorder Joost van den Broek - synth solo, spinet Martin Orford - synth solo Ken Hensley - hammond solo Oliver Wakeman - synth solo Peter Daltrey - voice Yvette Boertje - voice Boudewijn Bonebakker - transcriptions Meri Pitkänen - cough |
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Staff review by Jeff
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After 4 long years, one of the best musicians is back with again something… just magic… Thanks a lot for being back Arjen, thanks again for producing great stuff like you do each and every time.
My friends, the new fantastic album of Mr Lucassen through Ayreon is released now and I'm proud to say that we have here one of the most beautiful things that I've ever heard. "The Human Equation" with its fantastic guest singers combo, with its magic musicians, with its beautiful songs, is now in store and the only thing that I can say is that all the guys who pretend to be metal or music lovers must own it. Otherwise… Shame on you…
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Staff review by Ivor
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After having busied himself with Ambeon and Star One the mastermind Arjen Anthony Lucassen is back with Ayreon - a project that can be equalized with the meaning of rock operas and concept albums. And this time he is back with the 6th ambitious album and as always with lots of guest singers and musicians.
Unlike previous releases this one has been accompanied with a lot of promotion that has tickled the nerves of fans for almost a year. But the wait was worth it. The album features eleven singers and great musicians of whom only drummer Ed Warby and Arjen himself have appeared on previous Ayreon albums before, a small rule Arjen introduced to keep things fresh.
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| Rating: 10 |
I just can say that's perfect, and really a great album .
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I don't know about perfect, but it's the best Ayreon album and that makes it my favorite album of all time. The only album that comes close is TBH by Kamelot, but nothing else can hold a candle to this powerful, emotional and entirely human masterpiece.
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Doesnt deserve less then a big 10
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| Rating: 9 |
My second favourite Ayreon release, and definitely a great album. It has probably the best story out of any album I've ever heard. That being said, I don't like all songs, hence why it's not a 10/10 for me.
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I finally got around to listen to this, and wow, it's really the masterpiece people say. However, it's one of those albums which needs time to get into, during the first listens it can seem boring/too mellow. But after a few more spins I really started to enjoy it, the vocals, the atmosphere, the story, the keyboard solos, everything. I still slightly prefer Into The Electric Castle, but it's a great album too.
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