Walk. Ride. Rodeo. Reveals Amberley Snyder's Success
Amberley Snyder, a young woman whose injury leaves her with a disability, shows viewers that her handicapped state won't stop her from competition.
Fates Warning: The View From Here (2003)
01. Silent Cries
02. Anarchy Divine
03. Through Different Eyes
04. Nothing Left To Say – Live
05. Point Of View
06. Eye To Eye
07. The Making Of Parallels
08. Monument
09. A Pleasant Shade Of Gray Parts X-XII
10. At Fates Hands – Live
11. Prelude To Ruin – Live
12. The Eleventh Hour / Point Of View – Live
13. Disconnected Studio Footage
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01. Silent Cries 02. Anarchy Divine 03. Through Different Eyes 04. Nothing Left To Say – Live 05. Point Of View 06. Eye To Eye 07. The Making Of Parallels 08. Monument 09. A Pleasant Shade Of Gray Parts X-XII 10. At Fates Hands – Live 11. Prelude To Ruin – Live 12. The Eleventh Hour / Point Of View – Live 13. Disconnected Studio Footage
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