Biografia:
História
O primeiro álbum do Ayreon foi The Final Experiment, lançado em 1995 e que conta a história de um homem da Bretanha do século 6 d.C.. O menestrel Ayreon que, talvez por ser cego de nascença, possui um sexto sentido que o permite receber mensagens de cientistas do ano 2084, quando a humanidade quase se auto destruiu em uma última grande guerra. O álbum conta com treze cantores e sete músicos, a maioria holandeses. The Final Experiment
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Outras músicas:
- All That Was
- Aquatic Race
- Bay Of Dreams
- Carried By The Wind
- Comatose
- Condemned To Live
- Connect The Dots
- Day Eight School
- Day Eleven Love
- Day Fifteen Betrayal
- Day Five Voices
- Day Four Mystery
- Day Nineteen Disclosure
- Day One Vigil
- Day Seven Hope
- Day Six Childhood
- Day Sixteen Loser
- Day Thirteen Sign
- Day Three Pain
- Day Twelve Trauma
- Day Two Isolation
- Deathcry Of A Race
- Everybody Dies
- Into The Ocean
- Journey To Forever
- Liquid Eternity
- March Of The Machines
- Mirror Of Dreams
- One Small Step
- Planet Y Is Alive
- Prologue
- Quid Pro Quo
- Ride The Comet
- River Of Time
- Run Apocalypse Run
- Sea Of Machines
- Star Of Sirrah
- The Accusation
- The Blackboard
- The Dream Dissolves
- The Human Compulsion
- The Lighthouse
- The Source Will Flow
- The Theory Of Everything Part 1
- The Truth Is Here
- Valley Of The Queens
- Web Of Lies
- Ye Courtyard Minstrel Boy
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Intro: Em F F#
Em/B Am Em/B
Once a world, endless and free
Em/G Em/F#
Horizons unbroken
Em/B Am Em/B
Now a world of bounded frontiers
Em/G Em/F# Em Am B Em
The elders have spoken (our home)
Once a world, eternal and blue
Floating, escaping
Now a world that's blinding my view
Shadows shaping (alone)
[Chorus:]
Em Am B
Liquid eternity courses through our veins
Em Am B
Liquid eternity nourishes our brains
Em Am B
Liquid eternity, a world that does not live
Em Am B
Liquid eternity, a life that does not give
Once a world of fear and dismay
Of fleeing and hiding
Now a world that's peaceful and safe
So caring and providing, our home...
[Chorus]
Cmaj7 G# F
Would you prefer the pain and suffering we had?
Cmaj7 G# F
Would you prefer to be impaired or even dead?
Cmaj7 G# F
Would you prefer to live the life we've learned to dread?
Cmaj7 G# G# G F
Would you prefer to live a mortal life instead?
Em
Flute Solo: repeat Em Em C B x4 (skip last B and go directly to Bm for synth)
Synth Solo: Bm F#m Bm F#m G Bm G Db7 Bm
Violin Solo: repeat Em Em C B x4
Bm A G#m F#m
I'm losing my reason to live
D C# Bm E F#m
The essence of life
E F#m G C#m D Bm
But the system's got so much to give
E F#m G D F#m
Or would you rather die?
I'm losing my pride and my joy
My will to believe
Why would you come back and destroy all
We have achieved?
[Chorus]
Would you prefer the pain and suffering we had?
Would you prefer to be impaired or even dead?
Would you prefer to live the life we've learned to dread?
Would you prefer to live a mortal life instead?
[Chorus]
Would you prefer the pain and suffering we had?
Would you prefer to be in peril, even dead?
Would you prefer to live the life we've learned to dread?
Would you prefer to live a mortal life instead?
Em/B Am Em/B
Once a world, endless and free
Em/G Em/F#
Horizons unbroken
Em/B Am Em/B
Now a world of bounded frontiers
Em/G Em/F# Em Am B Em
The elders have spoken (our home)
Once a world, eternal and blue
Floating, escaping
Now a world that's blinding my view
Shadows shaping (alone)
[Chorus:]
Em Am B
Liquid eternity courses through our veins
Em Am B
Liquid eternity nourishes our brains
Em Am B
Liquid eternity, a world that does not live
Em Am B
Liquid eternity, a life that does not give
Once a world of fear and dismay
Of fleeing and hiding
Now a world that's peaceful and safe
So caring and providing, our home...
[Chorus]
Cmaj7 G# F
Would you prefer the pain and suffering we had?
Cmaj7 G# F
Would you prefer to be impaired or even dead?
Cmaj7 G# F
Would you prefer to live the life we've learned to dread?
Cmaj7 G# G# G F
Would you prefer to live a mortal life instead?
Em
Flute Solo: repeat Em Em C B x4 (skip last B and go directly to Bm for synth)
Synth Solo: Bm F#m Bm F#m G Bm G Db7 Bm
Violin Solo: repeat Em Em C B x4
Bm A G#m F#m
I'm losing my reason to live
D C# Bm E F#m
The essence of life
E F#m G C#m D Bm
But the system's got so much to give
E F#m G D F#m
Or would you rather die?
I'm losing my pride and my joy
My will to believe
Why would you come back and destroy all
We have achieved?
[Chorus]
Would you prefer the pain and suffering we had?
Would you prefer to be impaired or even dead?
Would you prefer to live the life we've learned to dread?
Would you prefer to live a mortal life instead?
[Chorus]
Would you prefer the pain and suffering we had?
Would you prefer to be in peril, even dead?
Would you prefer to live the life we've learned to dread?
Would you prefer to live a mortal life instead?
Ayu Talitha
Ayu Ting Ting
Ayub Bachchu
Ayushmann Khurra (...)
Az Yet