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Metropolis pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory (1999)Dream TheaterProgressive Metal Being my favorite Dream Theater's album, "Scenes from a Memory" is undoubtedly unsurpassed masterpiece of progressive metal. This conceptual album reveals the talents of all Dream Theater musicians in full, and I especially like how Jordan Rudess, a new keyboardist of Dream Theater, performs his prolonged solos all over the album. |
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Name |
Duration |
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Scene One: Regression |
2:06 | 2 |
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Scene Two: Overture 1928 |
3:37 | 3 |
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Strange Deja Vu |
5:12 | 4 |
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Scene Three: Through My Words |
1:02 | 5 |
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Fatal Tragedy |
6:49 | 6 |
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Scene Four: Beyond This Life |
11:22 | 7 |
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Scene Five: Through Her Eyes |
5:29 | 8 |
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Scene Six: Home |
12:53 | 9 |
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Scene Seven: The Dance of Eternity |
6:13 | 10 |
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One Last Time |
3:46 | 11 |
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Scene Eight: The Spirit Carries On |
6:38 | 12 |
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Scene Nine: Finally Free |
11:59 |
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