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CD Title: A View From The Top Of The World
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Category: Prog Rock / Metal
Year: 2021
Label: Inside Out
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Personnel
James LaBrie lead vocals
John Petrucci guitars, backing vocals, production
John Myung bass
Jordan Rudess keyboards
Mike Mangini drums
Tracks
| 1. | The Alien | |
| 2. | Answering The Call | |
| 3. | Invisible Monster | |
| 4. | Sleeping Giant | |
| 5. | Transcending Time | |
| 6. | Awaken The Master | |
| 7. | A View From The Top Of The World | |
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| From: Ydol eM |
Date: March 16, 2025 at 5:42 |
| DT offers another view from the top of the progressive metal world, and I must admit that this view is captivating. The whole album is pleasantly varied and rolling by, despite the shortest song having almost 6 and a half minutes. This is because of (IMO) a good balance between emotions and virtuosity, like metallic RUSH would do that... Grammy fully deserved (...and not only for "The Alien"). 85/100.
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