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* EarWorm: How "Day Eleven: Love" managed to avoid becoming a hit is a question for the ages.
** Dr. Slumber's Eternity Home...
** Eviiiiiiiiiiiiil Deeeeeeeeeeeevoooooooooluuuuuuuuuution...
** Dr. Slumber's Eternity Home...
** Eviiiiiiiiiiiiil Deeeeeeeeeeeevoooooooooluuuuuuuuuution...
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* The first track of the Human Equation's second disk, aptly called "Trauma". It starts with 2 minutes of instrumental synths that gets you back into the story. Which then has Reason calm as ever, describe how Me's mother died of grief after Father left and never getting over the guilt. Worse still, the track gets soft and droning, until Fear gives a death metal scream, '''"You're better off DEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAD!"''' followed by Agony and Passion trying to get him to give up.
** It's even more impressive when you realise that Fear, who has so far been the most subtle and least hammy of the emotions, devolves into metal screams and grunting in this song. Makes it more understandable when you know Fear is [[Music/{{Opeth}} Mikael Åkerfeldt]].
* "Into the Black Hole". As the Migrator approaches the black hole in the center of the quasar 3C 273, he claims to hear screams of fallen souls and cries of agony, and watch apparitions within it, as if the hole was the gate to Hell.
** It's even more impressive when you realise that Fear, who has so far been the most subtle and least hammy of the emotions, devolves into metal screams and grunting in this song. Makes it more understandable when you know Fear is [[Music/{{Opeth}} Mikael Åkerfeldt]].
* "Into the Black Hole". As the Migrator approaches the black hole in the center of the quasar 3C 273, he claims to hear screams of fallen souls and cries of agony, and watch apparitions within it, as if the hole was the gate to Hell.
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* NightmareFuel: The first track of the Human Equation's second disk, aptly called "Trauma". It starts with 2 minutes of instrumental synths that gets you back into the story. Which then has Reason calm as ever, describe how Me's mother died of grief after Father left and never getting over the guilt. Worse still, the track gets soft and droning, until Fear gives a death metal scream, '''"You're better off DEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAD!"''' followed by Agony and Passion trying to get him to give up.
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* NightmareFuel: The NightmareFuel:
*The first track of the Human Equation's second disk, aptly called "Trauma". It starts with 2 minutes of instrumental synths that gets you back into the story. Which then has Reason calm as ever, describe how Me's mother died of grief after Father left and never getting over the guilt. Worse still, the track gets soft and droning, until Fear gives a death metal scream, '''"You're better off DEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAD!"''' followed by Agony and Passion trying to get him to give up.
*The first track of the Human Equation's second disk, aptly called "Trauma". It starts with 2 minutes of instrumental synths that gets you back into the story. Which then has Reason calm as ever, describe how Me's mother died of grief after Father left and never getting over the guilt. Worse still, the track gets soft and droning, until Fear gives a death metal scream, '''"You're better off DEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAD!"''' followed by Agony and Passion trying to get him to give up.
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* "Into the Black Hole". As the Migrator approaches the black hole in the center of the quasar 3C 273, he claims to hear screams of fallen souls and cries of agony, and watch apparitions within it, as if the hole was the gate to Hell.
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* MostWonderfulSound: Dream Sequencer System Online...
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* MostWonderfulSound: SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: Dream Sequencer System Online...
