Sonata Arctica - Two Minds, One Soul (lyrics)

[Sliferzero]

Uno de los mejores temas de este grupo sin duda. Gracias.

[YorVideoSux]

Much better version than the original I have to say.

[Vox572X]

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[GoodFelling86]

The Finish Music is the Best!!

Be Proud

[mortenbakke]

Im a BIG sonata arctica fan, but i must say i didnt like this song. Sorry. But i dont press dislike button. Thats only for kids.

[Sliferzero]

Realmente tiene muy buena letra y muy buen ritmo mis camaradas. Gracias.

[Elainiwen]

It's interesting how in Caleb and Juliet story it's definitely a modern times theme (read: phone call in TEoTC), yet in the cover of Don't Say a Word (which also happens to be a song and part of the story) is more historic...

[evanescence9314]

@Elainiwen do you think that's un purpose or it just slipped away from them? Because it could've been the artist's (ToxicAngel) mistake. :3 There was a phone call in the end of this chapter so it obviously happens in modern times. Or do you think Mr. Kakko is like Shakespeare in the sense that he includes anachronisms in the story to make the audience relate to the plot? Or am I just overthinking stuff?

[Elainiwen]

@evanescence9314 Or maybe Sonata just thinks that we can think it's whichever we prefer it to be? We can always drop the phone call intro and end up with a historic version instead.

[evanescence9314]

@Elainiwen Caleb was a (modern day) character obsessed with Shakespeare. (he read the book about a man, a love, a woman, how they died) Usually in shakespeare's times people wouldn't read the book but go watch the play. So that's another thing hinting it's modern setting. But there's no final answer, we just interpret the way we want to. It's still interesting to discuss these things: usually music nowadays is perceived superficially and not appreciated as a thought-provoking work of art.

[Elainiwen]

@evanescence9314 I love Caleb and Juliet none the less. I really like it as a story, and the music is epic, as always.

[intricatic]

@evanescence9314 Usually, music is superficial, and is therefore superficially received by it's audience. E.G. "Hit me baby one more time."

If, on the other hand, a piece of music was discovered to be meaningful and not superficial, and yet the audience receives it superficially, the philosophical crime is magnified; the message behind that would be the death of music, and the ultimate death of art, leaning towards the death of human communication entirely.

[gonzer100]

Loved the song when I first heard it and love this version as well!

[DaveOfSilence1]

Vanishing Point cover, but this is better

[Dobermann87]

"Such indecision you have two minds in one soul", this is poetry!