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PT started out psychedelic and gradually went in a more prog direction, and added metal influence as Wilson discovered bands like Meshuggah, Opeth, Morbid Angel, Esoteric etc. I suppose they're poppier than your average prog band. They're a combination of a fair few genres and there's no technicality for the sake of technicality with PT. |
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I guess I judged them to quickly. the snippet of music I heard Had Metal riffs overlayed with "synth pads" which immediately brought Dream theater to mind, but upon hearing other stuff it didn't sound like that at all. I still don't quite like it, but its hard to judge a prog band from a 30 sec. itunes preview.
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Deadwing has some of the heaviest riff-writing on a prog album ever.
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TBH there are riffs galore from Lightbulb Sun and onwards.
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Way Out of Here has to be one of the most powerful tracks I have heard in awhile. I can't stop listening.
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Way Out of Here is my favourite track from Fear of a Blank Planet. The lyrics aren't really poetic, but they're so effective in their bluntness - it really gives you a representation of the character being portrayed, as does the whole mood of the song itself.
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Porcupine Tree are awesome, and they are nothing like Dream Theater...just listen to tracks like 'Open Car', 'Trains', 'Don't Hate Me' or 'Lazarus'. I agree that along with Pure Reason Revolution they are as close to Pink Floyd as you can get this days.
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soo wat would be ur guys top 5 albums written by pt?
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I don't particularly like the heavier side of Porcupine Tree. Kinda urks me that it's bookended by two such tracks but the middle 3 are beyond great.
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