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Description: Genre: Rock - Progressive Rock / Artist: Ayreon / Extra tracks / Audio CD released 1998-05-11 at Transmission / Disc #1 ... more Newest Review: ... progressive-sounding and atmospheric album, but one kept at least partly accessible to the mainstream through its catchy ... more |
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Ayreon
Actual Fantasy Revisited: +DVD |
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by Frankingsteins - written on 04/02/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
Rating:
Arjen Lucassen's second Ayreon album stands apart from the other releases by eschewing the usual overarching science fiction concept and rock opera format, instead offering a collection of self-contained, similar-sounding songs that follow a more accessible style of progressive metal. The sound is fairly homogenous across the album, which works to its disadvantage in failing to make many stand out, but will be a relief to those who are put off by the varied styles and mixed genres of Lucassen's more ambitious releases; all of these songs plod along at a steady pace, led by a fusion of heavy metal and electronic backing, Lucassen hiring back male vocalists such as Edward ...
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