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Ayreon - The Theory of Everything (2013)
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| Ayreon - The Theory of Everything (2013)
Country: Netherland Genre: Progressive Metal Quality: Mp3, СBR 192 kbps Release Date: 22 October Offsite Tracklist: 1. Phase I: Singularity I. Prologue: The Blackboard II. The Theory of Everything part 1 III. Patterns IV. The Prodigy’s World V. The Teacher’s Discovery VI. Love and Envy VII. Progressive Waves VIII. The Gift IX. The Eleventh Dimension X. Inertia XI. The Theory of Everything part 2 2. Phase II: Symmetry I. The Consultation II. Diagnosis III. The Argument 1 IV. The Rival’s Dilemma V. Surface Tension VI. A Reason to Live VII. Potential VIII. Quantum Chaos IX. Dark Medicine X. Alive! XI. The Prediction 3. Phase III: Entanglement I. Fluctuations II. Transformation III. Collision IV. Side Effects V. Frequency Modulation VI. Magnetism VII. Quid Pro Quo VIII. String Theory IX. Fortune? 4. Phase IV: Unification I. Mirror of Dreams II. The Lighthouse III. The Argument 2 IV. The Parting V. The Visitation VI. The Breakthrough VII. The Note VIII. The Uncertainty Principle IX. Dark Energy X. The Theory of Everything part 3 XI. The Blackboard (reprise) Vocalists JB (Grand Magus) as The Teacher Sara Squadrani (Ancient Bards) as The Girl Michael Mills (Toehider) as The Father Cristina Scabbia (Lacuna Coil) as The Mother Tommy Karevik (Kamelot, Seventh Wonder) as The Prodigy Marco Hietala (Nightwish, Tarot) as The Rival John Wetton (Asia, King Crimson) as The Psychiatrist Instrumentalists Ed Warby (Hail of Bullets, Gorefest) – drums Rick Wakeman (Yes) – keyboards Keith Emerson (Emerson Lake and Palmer) – keyboards Jordan Rudess (Dream Theater) – keyboards Steve Hackett (Genesis) – lead guitar Troy Donockley (Nightwish) – Whistles, Uilleann pipes Ben Mathot (Dis) –violin Maaike Peterse (Kingfisher Sky) – cello Jeroen Goossens (Flairck) – flute , bass flute, piccolo, bamboo flute and contrabass flute Siddharta Barnhoorn – orchestrations Michael Mills (Toehider) – Irish Bouzouki Wilmer Waarbroek – backing vocals Arjen Anthony Lucassen – electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitar, mandolin, analog synthesizers, Hammond, Solina Strings Amazon.com Disponible sólo a los usuarios
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| Ayreon - The Theory of Everything (Limited Edition) (2013)
INFO:
Ayreon is a musical project by Dutch songwriter, singer, multi-instrumentalist musician and record producer Arjen Anthony Lucassen. Ayreon's music is mostly heavy metal and progressive rock but combines them with genres like folk, classical and electronica. The majority of Ayreon's albums are dubbed "rock (or metal) operas" because the albums contain complex storylines featuring a host of characters, usually with each one being represented by a unique vocalist.
BANDMEMBERS:
Vocalists JB (Grand Magus) as The Teacher Sara Squadrani (Ancient Bards) as The Girl Michael Mills (Toehider) as The Father Cristina Scabbia (Lacuna Coil) as The Mother Tommy Karevik (Kamelot, Seventh Wonder) as The Prodigy Marco Hietala (Nightwish, Tarot) as The Rival John Wetton (Asia, King Crimson) as The Psychiatrist
Instrumentalists Ed Warby (Hail of Bullets, Gorefest) – drums Rick Wakeman (Yes) – keyboards Keith Emerson (Emerson Lake and Palmer) – keyboards Jordan Rudess (Dream Theater) – keyboards Steve Hackett (Genesis) – lead guitar Troy Donockley (Nightwish) – Whistles, Uilleann pipes Ben Mathot (Dis) –violin Maaike Peterse (Kingfisher Sky) – cello Jeroen Goossens (Flairck) – flute , bass flute, piccolo, bamboo flute and contrabass flute Siddharta Barnhoorn – orchestrations Michael Mills (Toehider) – Irish Bouzouki Wilmer Waarbroek – backing vocals Arjen Anthony Lucassen – electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitar, mandolin, analog synthesizers, Hammond, Solina Strings
TRACKLIST:
1. Phase I: Singularity I. Prologue: The Blackboard II. The Theory of Everything part 1 III. Patterns IV. The Prodigy’s World V. The Teacher’s Discovery VI. Love and Envy VII. Progressive Waves VIII. The Gift IX. The Eleventh Dimension X. Inertia XI. The Theory of Everything part 2 2. Phase II: Symmetry I. The Consultation II. Diagnosis III. The Argument 1 IV. The Rival’s Dilemma V. Surface Tension VI. A Reason to Live VII. Potential VIII. Quantum Chaos IX. Dark Medicine X. Alive! XI. The Prediction 3. Phase III: Entanglement I. Fluctuations II. Transformation III. Collision IV. Side Effects V. Frequency Modulation VI. Magnetism VII. Quid Pro Quo VIII. String Theory IX. Fortune? 4. Phase IV: Unification I. Mirror of Dreams II. The Lighthouse III. The Argument 2 IV. The Parting V. The Visitation VI. The Breakthrough VII. The Note VIII. The Uncertainty Principle IX. Dark Energy X. The Theory of Everything part 3 XI. The Blackboard (reprise)
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| Mastermind Arjen Anthony Lucassen is back with his grandest of all projects; the celebrated AYREON and “The Theory Of Everything”, a new terrific progressive masterpiece. As on all Ayreon albums, this is a conceptual double-CD, but unlike the previous sci-fi storylines it's set in a more grounded, realistic world, yet fascinating as as usual.
First of all, don't be afraid by the extensive tracklist; many of these are really short interludes, intros, etc. “The Theory Of Everything” consists of four 'Phases'; “Singularity”, “Symmetry”, “Entanglement” and “Unification”, that are further divided into segments. The complete number of segments is 42, which equals to the 'Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything' in 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'. The story is really intriguing, but to put it in short, let me quote the words of Lucassen himself; 'it takes a look at the fine line between the genius and madness, focusing on the conflicting desires of the characters and the consequences of following their passions' That's just enough to know before listening to the album and do not spoil the enjoyment of discovering the storyline yourself.
Fans of Ayreon should know what to expect here. “The Theory Of Everything” features seven guest singers and each plays a part in the story. They are JB (Grand Magus) as the Teacher, Christina Scabbia (Lacuna Coil) as the Mother, Michael Mills (Toehider) as the Father, Tommy Karevik (Kamelot) as the Prodigy, Marco Hietala (Nightwish) as the Rival, John Wetton (Asia/ex-King Crimson) as the Psychiatrist, and Sara Squadrani (Ancient Bards) as the Girl. Of these singers, the most impressive is the relatively unknown Sara Squadrani. She performs on a large portion of the story and shines every time, especially on "Love and Envy". I was also surprised to be so enamored with the performance of Christina Scabbia. She's always had a wonderful voice, but her performance in this record might be her finest. Her harmonies with Squadrani stand out particularly on "Mirror of Dreams". This isn't to say only the performances by the female singers are worth mentioning. Tommy Karevik's introduction in "The Prodigy's World" is one of the strongest moments on the album.
Musically, “The Theory Of Everything” should be the most diverse offering Lucassen's had a hand in, perhaps with the exception of his solo record. This isn't as heavy as previous Ayreon titles, but it has its driving moments like "Collision" and the Dream Theather-esque "Frequency Modulation". The aforementioned "Love and Envy" is a slower introspective song, while "Diagnosis" is massive and a pompy, quite awesome indeed. "Transformation" has a Middle Eastern feel to it, and "The Eleventh Dimension" sounds like intergalactic renaissance faire music full of synths and effects. There's an amazing instrumentals as well, like "Progressive Waves", with an featuring incredible keyboard solo by legend Keith Emerson and fantastic drum fills by Ed Warby. All over the album we hear as well great collaborations by Rick Wakeman (YES), Jordan Rudess (Dream Theater), Steve Hackett (Genesis) and more.
“The Theory Of Everything” is another grandiose, almost perfect piece of work from the brilliant brains of Arjen Anthony Lucassen. It's a record that does require a time commitment. I'd say listeners should treat it as a proper musical or film in a theater, so try to experience it all in one sitting for the full effect. It's absolutely worth it. Often times there are jumps in mood, genre, etc, in the middle of a song. This is fairly typical for an Ayreon release, and grand part of its unique magic. Highly Recommended.
DISC 1
Phase I: Singularity 01. Prologue: The Blackboard 02. The Theory Of Everything Part 1 03. Patterns 04. The Prodigy's World 05. The Teacher's Discovery 06. Love And Envy 07. Progressive Waves 08. The Gift 09. The Eleventh Dimension 10. Inertia 11. The Theory Of Everything Part 2
Phase II: Symmetry 12. The Consultation 13. Diagnosis 14. The Argument 1 15. The Rival's Dilemma 16. Surface Tension 17. A Reason To Live 18. Potential 19. Quantum Chaos 20. Dark Medicine 21. Alive! 22. The Prediction
DISC 2
Phase III: Entanglement 01. Fluctuations 02. Transformation 03. Collision 04. Side Effects 05. Frequency Modulation 06. Magnetism 07. Quid Pro Quo 08. String Theory 09. Fortune?
Phase IV: Unification 10. Mirror Of Dreams 11. The Lighthouse 12. The Argument 2 13. The Parting 14. The Visitation 15. The Breakthrough 16. The Note 17. The Uncertainty Principle 18. Dark Energy 19. The Theory Of Everything Part 3 20. The Blackboard (Reprise)
Vocalists (in order of appearance): Janne "JB" Christoffersson (GRAND MAGUS) as The Teacher Sara Squadrani (ANCIENT BARDS) as The Girl Michael Mills (TOEHIDER) as The Father Cristina Scabbia (LACUNA COIL) as The Mother Tommy Karevik (KAMELOT, SEVENTH WONDER) as The Prodigy Marko Hietala (NIGHTWISH) as The Rival John Wetton (ASIA, KING CRIMSON) as The Psychiatrist
Ed Warby - drums Rick Wakeman (YES) - keyboards Keith Emerson (EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER) - keyboards Jordan Rudess (DREAM THEATER) - keyboards Steve Hackett (GENESIS) - lead guitar Troy Donockley (BAD SHEPHERDS, NIGHTWISH) - Uilleann pipes, flute Arjen Anthony Lucassen - electric and acoustic guitars, bass, mandolin and keyboards.
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