Artist: Pain of Salvation
Genre: Progressive metal
Album: Be
Year: 2004
Format: Vorbis OGG -q10
Links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pain_of_salvation

BE attempts to explore the many facets of human existence. It begins with the narration of Animae, someone or something who/that has existed for as long as he/she/it can remember and contemplates the nature of his/her/its existence and then begins a journey of understanding with the words: "I will call myself GOD and I will spend the rest of forever trying to figure out who I am"
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The sound and style are somewhat more varied than previous Pain of Salvation albums, but at the same time, calling upon those previous albums as influences. The album includes: narrative passages; a folk-like song; a gospel-prayer-like song; a church-hymn-like song; progressive metal songs; a classical piano/strings piece; a conversation with a radio in the background; news readings; and even a song that would not be out of place in a Broadway musical. Another song consists entirely of voice messages to be left on "God's answering machine"[3]. To approach this song, the band asks the subscribers of their newsletter to call a certain phone number and say what ever they would want to say to God.