The End of All Things to Come

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Professional reviews
The End of All Things to Come

Studio album by Mudvayne
Released	November 19, 2002
Recorded	Pachyderm Studio, Cannon Falls, Minnesota
Genre	Nu Metal Heavy Metal
Length	52:24
Label	Epic Records
Producer(s)	David Bottrill and Mudvayne
All Music Guide link
Mudvayne chronology
The Beginning of All Things to End (2000)	The End of All Things to Come (2002)	Lost and Found (2005)

The End Of All Things To Come is Mudvayne's second full length album, released in 2002 through Epic Records. The CD was produced by David Bottrill who has produced albums for Tool in the past.

1 Track listing
2 Zodiac Relations & 12:97:24:99
3 Personnel
4 Chart positions
5 External links

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by M. McDonough, G. Tribbett, R. Martinie and C. Gray

"Silenced" – 3:01
"Trapped In The Wake Of A Dream" – 4:41
"Not Falling" – 4:04
"(Per)version Of A Truth" – 4:41
"Mercy, Severity" – 4:55
"World So Cold" – 5:37
"The Patient Mental" – 4:38
"Skrying" – 5:38
"Solve Et Coagula" – 2:49
"Shadow Of A Man" – 3:54
"12:97:24:99" – 0:11
"The End Of All Things To Come" – 3:01
"A Key To Nothing" – 5:07

Bonus DVD tracks

"On The Move" – 3:54
"Goodbye" – 6:12

[edit] Zodiac Relations & 12:97:24:99

Unknown to most people, "The End Of All Things To Come" is a concept album. Inside the CD booklet, there is a symbol of the zodiac placed by each song of the album. Also the lyrics for each song match up to the expected personality of their corresponding symbol. Here's how the songs match up.

Aries = The End of All Things to Come

Taurus = Trapped in the Wake of a Dream

Gemini = Shadow of a Man

Cancer = World So Cold

Leo = Not Falling

Virgo = The Patient Mental

Libra = Silenced

Scorpio = Skyring

Sagittarius = Solve et Coagula

Capricorn = (Per)version of a Truth

Aquarius = Mercy, Severity

Pisces = A Key to Nothing

The only track that doesn't match up to a sign of the Zodiac is "12:97:24:99." By this track is placed the triangle symbol that is on the front cover of the album. On the album the track is just 11 seconds of silence but there are lyrics written in Hebrew in the booklet. It translates to:

"The sublime destroys the boundaries of infiniteness, yet this phenomenon is seen by the self not as an act of destruction, but rather, as a kind of elevation and liberation. For it is in the feeling of infinitude which it now discovers within itself that it may enjoy a new experience, within its own boundlessness."