The lyrics are "The Fate Of Man are in his hand".. The song is about the robot soldiers from the Terminator movies and I believe specifically the one sent back in time to save mankind.
Being there was a life changing experience for me. I divide time into "before Ayreon 2023" and "time beyond Ayreon 2023". I never ever in my 68 years existence witnessed such an epic mindblowing concert. And I witnessed quite a lot.
The whole concert was absolutely incredible. They even played The Day that the World Breaks down live! I'd like you to check this out, as well as the 6th Extinction. Tons of good music. Whatever you pick out of Arjen's huge catalogue, you won't be disappointed. The live shows are always performed in Tilburg, Netherlands, and there is already talk of another one in 2025. So if you could make it (which I highly recommend), it's absolutely worth it.
Hi Saeed, if you want another live banger from Ayreon try this one (Everybody Dies Live): ua-cam.com/video/9AAXtUdM7xE/v-deo.htmlsi=SiEdUg7Bk0dGcUtY. Btw....The Fate of Man is from the Star One album "Rebel in Time". Star One is another project of Arjen Lucassen. The songs on this album are based on Sci-Fi movies. Arjen words about this track: “This fast and furious album opener is the second video clip/single of the new Star One album Revel In Time. The lyrics are inspired by the movie Terminator. For me this is the most Star One-ish track on the album, reminiscent of “Set Your Controls” from the first Star One album Space Metal. The lead vocals are by the amazingly talented singer Brittney Slayes of Unleash the Archers and the virtuoso guitar solo is by none other than Michael Romeo of Symphony X. One of my own favorite tracks on the album. I hope you like it too, enjoy! Video clip edited by Dave Letelier… in true Terminator style :-)” Keep up the awesome work Saeed and can't wait to see your reaction to "Everybody Dies" 😊. Greetings from the Netherlands, Martin
This is from Star One - another Arjen project and this album Revel of Time concept was science fiction movies relating to time and time travel - this was a tribute to the Terminator movie and features Canadian singer Brttney Hayes (stage name Brittney Slayes) of Unleash the Archers - a band you really would enjoy getting to react to.
Actually the lyrics tells the whole story of the first Terminator. First part, it is the Terminator coming back to "reshape the future changing the past" to the machines' advantage (and the fate of man is in his hands). Second, it's Kyle Reese coming back to stop the Terminator and save "the love of his life" (little spoiler here 😁). At the end, when the cycle's complete and the timeline is restored, "the fate of man now in our hands". Which is perhaps what we should be worried about 😂😂
Hey Saeed, you missed out on a great party in Tilburg last september man. Brittney Slayes indeed slayed all her parts in this show. As did all the other singers and musicians (of which there were many in this show). I can recommend checking out the other songs from this show, or the previous ones (all in Tilburg). Ayreon doesn't tour and they only put up a show every so many years because of the insane logistics of all the big names that need to be at the same place at the same time. But do not fret, it has all but confirmed there will be a next time.
Thank you for the reaction. Beautiful song, it would be great to see more songs like "The Sixth Extinction" from Beneath The Waves or some songs from Electric Castle Live.
@Saeed Reacts: Hey Saeed! You just heard one of my favorite vocalists: Brittney Slayes of Unleash the Archers! She is known as "The Female Bruce Dickinson," having a similar style to Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden. If you want a comparable live performance, check out Iron Maiden performing Hallowed Be Thy Name, live at the Hammersmith, in 1982. There, you'll learn why Bruce Dickinson became known as "The Human Air Raid Siren." That said, Fate of Man is a song about the very first Terminator movie from 1984. In the lyrics, it references several lines in the movie, including actor Michael Biehn (as Kyle Reese) describing the T-800 to Sarah Connor in a car (played by Linda Hamilton). It also references Arnold Schwarzenegger's iconic line of, "I'll be back." Additionally, no other Terminator movie has any other human character going back in time, as the other time-travel movies are machine vs machine, such as Schwarzenneger's T-800 going against Robert Patrick's T-1000 in T-2: Judgment Day. That said, Ayereon is what I call "The All-Star Game of Metal." Arjen Lucassen, the genius behind Ayereon, invites the biggest names in metal to sing or perform on his projects, like having 11 singers on "The Day That The World Breaks Down." On Fate of Man, one of the backup singers is Floor Jansen's sister, Irene Jansen, a singer in her own right. That said, Arjen chose Brittney for Fate of Man for a few reasons. First, because of Bruce Dickinson's agent, Bruce was unavailable to actually perform Fate of Man. Second, this performance would not have been possible if someone had not recorded Brittney singing karaoke in Scotland, after the last show of Unleash the Archers' 2017 European tour. The song Brittney sang for karaoke? Queen of the Reich by Queensryche -- originally performed by Geoff Tate of Queensryche in his prime. And Brittney blew the roof off of that Scotland pub. And when Arjen Lucassen saw that video, he was so impressed that he decided to give Fate of Man to Brittney then and there (after she accepted, of course). It is also fitting, because Brittney is a huge sci-fi and fantasy nerd. So much so that Unleash the Archers' two albums, plus the current album Phantoma, are all stories. Phantoma is about an Android wanting to live among humans, while Apex album and Abyss album together tell the epic tale of the Immortal versus the Matriarch, with each track of Apex and Abyss, in order, being a "chapter" of the story. That said, check out Unleash the Archers! You can start with Awakening as many do, or you could start with Abyss, which hits you from jump and doesn't stop until the end of the song -- just so you can see the talent Brittney is normally performing wlth. Lastly, in Canada, Unleash the Archers won a Canadian Juno Award, a Canadian Grammy basically, for the album Abyss, when it won 2020 Metal Album of the Year in Canada. Trust me, if you liked Brittney singing Fate of Man here, you'll love her singing in the tracks of Unleash the Archers. Brittney is at the level of Floor Jansen, and finally, we get a live performance of Brittney that does her vocals justice.
Where do you get that nonsense from, Bruce was not in the picture at all for Revel in Time, you are confused with Space Metal. That was the plan in 2000 to make an album between Arjen and Bruce, but due to circumstances between Arjen and Bruce's management, the project was canceled. Yes, Arjen had a bunch of good songs there and that's how Star One was born (approximately)
This is storytelling too, and Britney sung the original version too. That was not Floor. They Ayreon Angels do some very great background vocals here! Nice rection.
She is Slayin' it! Fun fact: the lead singer's name is Brittney Slayes (of the band Unleash the Archers)
The lyrics are "The Fate Of Man are in his hand".. The song is about the robot soldiers from the Terminator movies and I believe specifically the one sent back in time to save mankind.
I like that! Thanks for sharing that.
It's so astounding, even live on video, but live in person is like going to another galaxy... I was fortunate to see two of these shows.
i am dure you will love all of Ayreon!
Definitely want to explore more.
You were thinking of Hollywood Squares :)
Oooh! Yes! Thanks.
Being there was a life changing experience for me. I divide time into "before Ayreon 2023" and "time beyond Ayreon 2023". I never ever in my 68 years existence witnessed such an epic mindblowing concert. And I witnessed quite a lot.
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing your experience!
@@SaeedReacts. They are planning another concert next year!
The whole concert was absolutely incredible. They even played The Day that the World Breaks down live! I'd like you to check this out, as well as the 6th Extinction. Tons of good music. Whatever you pick out of Arjen's huge catalogue, you won't be disappointed.
The live shows are always performed in Tilburg, Netherlands, and there is already talk of another one in 2025. So if you could make it (which I highly recommend), it's absolutely worth it.
Hi Saeed, if you want another live banger from Ayreon try this one (Everybody Dies Live): ua-cam.com/video/9AAXtUdM7xE/v-deo.htmlsi=SiEdUg7Bk0dGcUtY. Btw....The Fate of Man is from the Star One album "Rebel in Time". Star One is another project of Arjen Lucassen. The songs on this album are based on Sci-Fi movies. Arjen words about this track:
“This fast and furious album opener is the second video clip/single of the new Star One album Revel In Time. The lyrics are inspired by the movie Terminator. For me this is the most Star One-ish track on the album, reminiscent of “Set Your Controls” from the first Star One album Space Metal. The lead vocals are by the amazingly talented singer Brittney Slayes of Unleash the Archers and the virtuoso guitar solo is by none other than Michael Romeo of Symphony X. One of my own favorite tracks on the album. I hope you like it too, enjoy! Video clip edited by Dave Letelier… in true Terminator style :-)”
Keep up the awesome work Saeed and can't wait to see your reaction to "Everybody Dies" 😊.
Greetings from the Netherlands,
Martin
Thanks so much for watching and sharing this info. Appreciate that. Awesome concept. Definitely want to hear more. Greetings from Belgium.
This is from Star One - another Arjen project and this album Revel of Time concept was science fiction movies relating to time and time travel - this was a tribute to the Terminator movie and features Canadian singer Brttney Hayes (stage name Brittney Slayes) of Unleash the Archers - a band you really would enjoy getting to react to.
Actually the lyrics tells the whole story of the first Terminator. First part, it is the Terminator coming back to "reshape the future changing the past" to the machines' advantage (and the fate of man is in his hands). Second, it's Kyle Reese coming back to stop the Terminator and save "the love of his life" (little spoiler here 😁). At the end, when the cycle's complete and the timeline is restored, "the fate of man now in our hands". Which is perhaps what we should be worried about 😂😂
Awesome! Wouldnt catch that on first listen. Maybe it woukd have clicked after a few. Who knows, but that is a cool concept.
Just check out all three epic live concerts:
Ayreon universe live
The electric castle live and other tales
01011001 live beneath the waves
Hey Saeed, you missed out on a great party in Tilburg last september man. Brittney Slayes indeed slayed all her parts in this show. As did all the other singers and musicians (of which there were many in this show). I can recommend checking out the other songs from this show, or the previous ones (all in Tilburg). Ayreon doesn't tour and they only put up a show every so many years because of the insane logistics of all the big names that need to be at the same place at the same time. But do not fret, it has all but confirmed there will be a next time.
The scheduling must be very hard! What a stage! 🔥🔥
thanks for the music Arjen...Love It
Brittney Slays stepped in when Floor was highly pregnant and waiting her 2nd child , Lucy. Brittney from Unleash the archers doing a good job
Brittney didn't step in for Floor in this case, this song was written for Brittney for Arjens Star one project.
@@MaidiacNL Aha ! Ok
Thank you for the reaction. Beautiful song, it would be great to see more songs like "The Sixth Extinction" from Beneath The Waves or some songs from Electric Castle Live.
Such a great song. Thanks for watching and the recommendation.
This song is almost like Ayreon's 'Aces High'.
@Saeed Reacts: Hey Saeed! You just heard one of my favorite vocalists: Brittney Slayes of Unleash the Archers! She is known as "The Female Bruce Dickinson," having a similar style to Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden. If you want a comparable live performance, check out Iron Maiden performing Hallowed Be Thy Name, live at the Hammersmith, in 1982. There, you'll learn why Bruce Dickinson became known as "The Human Air Raid Siren."
That said, Fate of Man is a song about the very first Terminator movie from 1984. In the lyrics, it references several lines in the movie, including actor Michael Biehn (as Kyle Reese) describing the T-800 to Sarah Connor in a car (played by Linda Hamilton). It also references Arnold Schwarzenegger's iconic line of, "I'll be back." Additionally, no other Terminator movie has any other human character going back in time, as the other time-travel movies are machine vs machine, such as Schwarzenneger's T-800 going against Robert Patrick's T-1000 in T-2: Judgment Day.
That said, Ayereon is what I call "The All-Star Game of Metal." Arjen Lucassen, the genius behind Ayereon, invites the biggest names in metal to sing or perform on his projects, like having 11 singers on "The Day That The World Breaks Down." On Fate of Man, one of the backup singers is Floor Jansen's sister, Irene Jansen, a singer in her own right.
That said, Arjen chose Brittney for Fate of Man for a few reasons. First, because of Bruce Dickinson's agent, Bruce was unavailable to actually perform Fate of Man. Second, this performance would not have been possible if someone had not recorded Brittney singing karaoke in Scotland, after the last show of Unleash the Archers' 2017 European tour. The song Brittney sang for karaoke? Queen of the Reich by Queensryche -- originally performed by Geoff Tate of Queensryche in his prime. And Brittney blew the roof off of that Scotland pub. And when Arjen Lucassen saw that video, he was so impressed that he decided to give Fate of Man to Brittney then and there (after she accepted, of course). It is also fitting, because Brittney is a huge sci-fi and fantasy nerd. So much so that Unleash the Archers' two albums, plus the current album Phantoma, are all stories. Phantoma is about an Android wanting to live among humans, while Apex album and Abyss album together tell the epic tale of the Immortal versus the Matriarch, with each track of Apex and Abyss, in order, being a "chapter" of the story.
That said, check out Unleash the Archers! You can start with Awakening as many do, or you could start with Abyss, which hits you from jump and doesn't stop until the end of the song -- just so you can see the talent Brittney is normally performing wlth. Lastly, in Canada, Unleash the Archers won a Canadian Juno Award, a Canadian Grammy basically, for the album Abyss, when it won 2020 Metal Album of the Year in Canada. Trust me, if you liked Brittney singing Fate of Man here, you'll love her singing in the tracks of Unleash the Archers. Brittney is at the level of Floor Jansen, and finally, we get a live performance of Brittney that does her vocals justice.
Hey! Thanks so much for sharing this. Very much appreciated.
Where do you get that nonsense from, Bruce was not in the picture at all for Revel in Time, you are confused with Space Metal. That was the plan in 2000 to make an album between Arjen and Bruce, but due to circumstances between Arjen and Bruce's management, the project was canceled. Yes, Arjen had a bunch of good songs there and that's how Star One was born (approximately)
Brittney Slayes!🤘🎸
This is storytelling too, and Britney sung the original version too. That was not Floor. They Ayreon Angels do some very great background vocals here! Nice rection.
Great storytelling! Thanks for watching.
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