Ice Cycles

Ice Cycles

Infobox Album | Name = Ice Cycles
Type = studio
Artist = Platypus


Released = 2000
Recorded = October-December 1987
Genre = Progressive Metal
Length = 45:55
Label = Inside Out Music
Producer = Platypus
Reviews =
* Allmusic Rating|3|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:1zkcu3qkan1k link]
Last album = "When Pus Comes to Shove"
(1998)
This album = "Ice Cycles"
(2000)

"Ice Cycles" is the second album by the progressive metal group Platypus, released in 2000 (see 2000 in music).

Track listing

# Oh God – 4:16
# Better Left Unsaid – 5:24
# The Tower – 3:30
# Cry – 6:15
# I Need You – 4:17
# 25 (instrumental) – 5:09
# Gone – 6:42
# Partial to the Bean (A Tragic American Quintogy) (instrumental) ( – 10:33 total)
#* Intro Pompatous – 0:21
#* Yoko Ono – 1:27
#* Yoko Two-No – 1:27
#* Yoko Three-No – 1:01
#* Platmosis – 1:16
#* Yoko Againo – 2:08
#* Yoko Outro – 2:07

The album cover lists the last song as one track with 7 parts (parts A through G on the back of the CD case), but the CD player displays 14 total tracks.

Personnel

* Ty Tabor - vocals, guitar, percussion
* Derek Sherinian - keyboards
* John Myung - bass
* Rod Morgenstein - drums


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