Babylon (Ten album)

Babylon is the fifth studio album released by the melodic hard rock band Ten.

Babylon
Studio album by
ReleasedAugust 28, 2000
GenreMelodic Hard rock, Hard rock
Length58:36
LabelFrontiers Records
FR CD 046
ProducerGary Hughes
Ten chronology
The Best of Ten 1996–1999
(1999)
Babylon
(2000)
Far Beyond the World
(2001)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[1]

Track listing

All songs written by Gary Hughes.

  1. "The Stranger" – 7:20
  2. "Barricade" – 5:22
  3. "Give In This Time" – 5:24
  4. "Love Became The Law" – 4:41
  5. "The Heat" – 5:41
  6. "Silent Rain" – 6:27
  7. "Timeless" – 4:54
  8. "Black Hearted Woman" – 5:35
  9. "Thunder In Heaven" – 6:58
  10. "Valentine" – 6:14

2016 japanese SHM-CD remaster (AVALON MICP-11298) track list:

  1. "The Stranger"
  2. "Barricade"
  3. "Give In This Time"
  4. "Dawn Star" (bonus track) - 6:07
  5. "Love Became The Law"
  6. "The Heat"
  7. "Silent Rain"
  8. "Timeless"
  9. "Black Hearted Woman"
  10. "Thunder In Heaven"
  11. "Valentine"

Personnel

Production

  • Mixing – Audu Obaje
  • Engineers – Audu Obaje, Neil Amison, Kirk Podmore, Vinny Burns and Gary Hughes

Concepts

  • The concept of the album revolves around a futuristic story about a computer programmer and his tragic love affair.

Trivia

  • The album originally meant to feature an eleventh song, named "Dawn Star". However, the record company insisted on removing the track from the final release. The track saw the light of day on October 2010 when it was featured in the setlist of the Rocktopia Podcast, AhORa Rock.
  • The cover of the album was designed by Luis Royo making it the second TEN release to feature a cover designed by this artist. The first cover he made for the band was for their 1998 release Spellbound.

Chart positions

Album

Year Chart Position
2000
German Albums Chart[2] 100

References

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