DAY ELEVEN: LOVE

"Day Eleven: Love" is probably the most commercial sounding song on The Human Equation. It's not my favorite song on the album, so the Radio edit doesn't do much to me, really. But musically it's a great song with lots of different vocals.

"Day Two: Isolation" is an album track, and since I own The Human Equation, I find this one obsolete.

"No Quarter" is sort of an acoustic cover of Led Zeppelin's. I like vocals on this one much better, especially I love Devon Graves' (DEAD SOUL TRIBE) and Eric Clayton's (SAVIOUR MACHINE) voices so much. I miss the spacey atmosphere of the original song, though. But I like this one better anyway, since I very much dislike whoever sings on Led Zeppelin's albums... Not a nice voice, I find.

"Space Oddity" is sung by Eric Clayton (YAY!) and is a David Bowie cover. It's like the original's gone through an Ayreon mix. Absolutely lovely, though I miss David's lovely accent a bit. Ahh well.

As with "Loser", also 3 stars for this one.