Parallel Minds

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Parallel Minds
Cover parallelminds.jpg
Studio album by
Released10 November 1993
Recorded1993
StudioStairway to Heaven Studios
Cas Studios
Genre Progressive power metal [1]
Length46:37
Label Noise
Producer Tommy Newton
Conception chronology
The Last Sunset
(1991)
Parallel Minds
(1993)
In Your Multitude
(1995)
Singles from Parallel Minds
  1. "Roll the Fire / Silent Crying"
    Released: 1994
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Parallel Minds is the second studio album by the Norwegian progressive metal band, Conception, released on 10 November 1993.

Contents

Track listing

Parallel Minds track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Water Confines" Roy Khan T.Østby 4:17
2."Roll the Fire" Roy Khan T.Østby4:32
3."And I Close My Eyes" Roy Khan T.Østby4:11
4."Silent Crying" Roy Khan T.Østby3:16
5."Parallel Minds" Roy Khan T.Østby4:42
6."Silver Shine" Roy Khan T.Østby4:43
7."My Decision" Roy Khan/AmlienT.Østby4:46
8."The Promiser" Roy Khan T.Østby3:34
9."Wolf's Lair" Roy Khan T.Østby3:59
10."Soliloquy"
  • I. "Sweet Lavender"
  • II. "Non-Electric Redemption"
  • III. "In These Rooms"
Roy Khan T.Østby9:05

Notes

Personnel

All information from the album booklet. [2]

Band members
Additional personnel

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References

  1. 1 2 "The Metal Crypt Review". metalcrypt.com. February 28, 2009. Retrieved August 16, 2013.
  2. (1993). "Parallel Minds liner notes". In Parallel Minds [CD booklet]. Noise Records.