Reflections of the I

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Reflections of the I
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Studio album by
ReleasedSeptember 7, 2002
Genre Progressive metal, neoclassical metal [1]
Length38:38
Label The End Records
Winds chronology
Of Entity and Mind
(2001)
Reflections of the I
(2002)
The Imaginary Direction of Time
(2004)
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Reflections of the I is the first full-length album by Norwegian progressive metal band Winds. It was released on September 7, 2002.

Contents

Track listing

0 "Untitled eerie track" – 9:26 1 "Clarity" – 2:15 2 "Realization" – 4:53 3 "Of Divine Nature" – 4:37 4 "Transition" – 1:16 5 "Passion's Quest" – 4:51 6 "Reason's Desire" – 5:11 7 "Premonition" – 1:59 8 "Remnants of Beauty" – 5:37 9 "Existence" – 3:48 10 "Continuance" – 3:26 11 "Predominance" - 0:45

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References

  1. "Winds - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives".