What makes 10,000 Days by Saga notable?

'10,000 Days' received critical acclaim for its complex arrangements and lyrical depth, showcasing Saga's enduring influence in the genre. The album charted in Canada, further solidifying their status among progressive rock enthusiasts during a time when the genre was experiencing a resurgence. In 2007, Saga was navigating a renaissance after a series of lineup changes, making '10,000 Days' their first studio album in nearly a decade since 'House of Cards' in 1999. This album marked a return to form as they sought to re-establish their presence within the progressive rock scene.