Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory

Dream Theater were almost aggressively out of fashion in 1999. Few bands subscribed to their dense blend of progressive rock and post-Halen metal, and those that did usually didn't have major-label contracts, the way Dream Theater did. There was a point where they tried to straighten out their sound somewhat as they flirted with straight-ahead, laid-back metal on 1997's Falling Into Infinity, but with its 1999 studio sequel, Scenes from a Memory, Dream Theater delves straight into old-fashioned prog rock. Scenes from a Memory is an unabashed concept album told in two acts, about the 1928 murder of a young woman and how a modern man is haunted by the crime

Act I
1 Scene One: Regression 2:06
Scene Two
2 I. Overture 1928 3:37
3 II. Strange Deja Vu 5:12
Scene Three
4 I. Through My Words 1:02
5 II. Fatal Tragedy
6:49
6 Scene Four: Beyond This Life 11:22
7 Scene Five: Through Her Eyes
5:29
Act II
8 Scene Six: Home 12:53
Scene Seven
9 I. The Dance Of Eternity 6:13
10 II. One Last Time
3:46
11 Scene Eight: The Spirit Carries On
6:38
12 Scene Nine: Finally Free 12:00