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❝ This is the latest product of the mind of multi-instrumentalist Anthony Arjen Lucassen (on the scene for more than 20 years, first with Vengeance and then with this project: Ayreon), and his best creation which surpasses Into The Electric Castle in terms of expressed concepts (now less sci-fi and closer to human reality and without the spoken parts that in the long run can become tiring), the progressive parts abound and the choirs (I assure you, every time I get goosebumps) approach perfection.
❝ Reading the lyrics is not only advisable, but absolutely fundamental to truly understand the tracks, their structure, position, and therefore be able to judge the interpretation of the artists involved, whom I will almost never deliberately mention.
❝ Few have managed to resurrect the "rock opera" genre like Lucassen, even revamping it for modern times with this "metal opera,"
❝ Your beloved Splinter is not talking about just any product this time. He's talking about one of the most successful and sophisticated rock operas ever created, produced by one of the most beautiful projects ever put together in music history, the Ayreon project.
❝ Conclusion: "Transitus," I emphasize, does not suck, it's certainly not a trap or reggaeton record, it's still an Ayreon record, and it is felt, but it just manages to be qualitative and dignified without taking off; much more was expected.
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