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If you enjoyed the video, please, give it a like and subscribe, and turn on notifications, so you'll know when I post a new video. I'd also very much appreciate you leaving me a comment and sharing the video with your friends. Thanks! 🙏❤ Subscribe to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/@musicfromtheheart100?sub_confirmation=1 Please support Arjen Lucassen at https://www.arjenlucassen.com Vocalists at this concert: Arjen Lucassen Damian Wilson - Threshold Tommy Karevik - Kamelot Anneke van Giersbergen - The Gentle Storm Mike Mills - Toehider Marcela Bovio - Stream of Passion Irene Jansen - Ayreon Robert Soeterboek - Star One Maggy Luyten - Nightmare Wudstik - Dilemma Heather Findlay - Mostly Autumn Dino Jelusick - Jelusick Instrumentalists at this concert: Ed Warby - Drums Johan van Stratum - Bass guitar Timo Somers - Guitar Ferry Duijsens - Guitar Joost van den Broek - Keyboards Ben Mathot - Violin Jeroen Goossens - Flutes, Woodwinds Jurriaan Westerveld - Cello In loving memory of Edward Reekers who died at the age of 68 on Oct 7, 2025 after a short illness, surrounded by family. I (Mike from Music From The Heart) support Ayreon mastermind Sir Arjen Anthony Lucassen's words, which he shared in the following message with the fans at the time of Edward's passing: “My friend Edward Reekers has lost his battle with cancer. He is not here anymore… it’s so hard to imagine. Of course we all know he was an amazingly talented singer with a golden voice. But more than that, he was an incredibly nice guy! Always positive, and always so excited about music. We missed him so much during the last Ayreon shows. But now… the voice of Ayreon is not here anymore. Lots of warm hugs to his family. And to all of you. Edward lives on in our hearts and minds.” "Dreamtime" is part of the second track on Ayreon's debut studio album The Final Experiment, released in 1995, and the first track on the second CD of the recently released album 30th Anniversary - An Amazing Flight Through Time (2026). Originally released with no artist noted as Ayreon: The Final Experiment, the unexpected success of the album lead project leader Arjen Anthony Lucassen to detach the "Ayreon" name and use it as the project's name for subsequent releases at the suggestion of the record label. In the year 2084 scientists have found a way to send messages back into time using time telepathy. With the Earth nearly destroyed by many different causes, they have one hope for the experiment: warn the past of the future to avert the fate of Earth. The receiver of the telepathic messages is Ayreon, a blind minstrel living in 6th century Britain. He’s lived his life in darkness from the day he was born, but one fateful day everything changes when Ayreon can suddenly see images. The minstrel believes these visions are sent to him by the Lords of Time. Unaware of how much time there is left before Earth is destroyed Ayreon sets out to tell the tale of Earth’s demise singing songs of wars, natural disaster, and computer technology. The terrifying tales frighten the villagers who run him out of town. The album focuses on this character of Ayreon, the blind minstrel, who receives visions of the end of the world and attempts to warn King Arthur's court of the threat; unlike future Ayreon releases, characters are not each voiced by a single singer, with several alternating as Ayreon and other characters over the course of the story. The Final Experiment introduces several concepts which appear in future Ayreon albums, such as humanity's propensity for war, pollution, and the gratuitous use of technology in human society. The end of the world witnessed by the character of Ayreon plays a key role in the overall storyline featured in following albums, and the character himself is referenced multiple times in later albums. In 2004, Lucassen re-released the album with a bonus disk featuring nine new versions of songs from the original version with different singers and mostly acoustic instrumentation. [Intro] Let us go back to the dark ages Dark ages (2x) [Heather Findlay] A cry in the silence A shine in the dark Like a rising star The dream is coming Images of violence A flight through time and space It's such a lonely place The dream has started [Heather, Marcela, Irene] The smoke is rising The vision's getting clearer And words become a song... [Heather] In the dreamtime [Heather] I've lost control Marooned and cold I suffer the fears Of a future untold I cannot change The shape of things to come [Heather, Marcela, Irene] The smoke is rising Thе vision's getting clearer The hands of time are whirling around I'm realising the future's getting nearer And words become a song... [Heather] In the dreamtime #ayreon #dreamtime #thefinalexperiment #30thanniversaryanamazingflightthroughtime #013poppodium #arjenlucassen #annekevangiersbergen #irenejansen #marcelabovio #mikemills #tommykarevik #heatherfindlay #joostvandenbroek #progressivemetal #progressiverock

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