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DiSTANToblivion 01-26-2010 09:22 PM

Seeing them next week and can't wait...

Petula07 01-27-2010 02:51 AM

Enjoy it! :)

mrguy 01-27-2010 03:50 AM

I have heard In Absentia, and I downloaded the beginners compilation (from that thread in General Music-"the beginners guide to...")

I liked it, but wasn't intriuged enough to find more. Then today BAM and I feel in love with this band. What should I get next?

DiSTANToblivion 01-27-2010 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by mrguy (Post 817299)
I have heard In Absentia, and I downloaded the beginners compilation (from that thread in General Music-"the beginners guide to...")

I liked it, but wasn't intriuged enough to find more. Then today BAM and I feel in love with this band. What should I get next?

Buy 'Fear Of Blank Planet' or 'Stupid Dream' next...

Petula07 01-27-2010 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by DiSTANToblivion (Post 817307)
Buy 'Fear Of Blank Planet' or 'Stupid Dream' next...

I would add to this list also Deadwing.
Or the best solution - buy all these 3 albums :)

DiSTANToblivion 01-27-2010 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Petula07 (Post 817317)
I would add to this list also Deadwing.
Or the best solution - buy all these 3 albums :)

I can't believe I didn't say Deadwing... I'm really not with it today haha

Petula07 01-27-2010 03:09 PM

Haha :D

So @mrguy - you see, you really should listen to these three:
Stupid dream - 1999
Deadwing - 2005
Fear of a blank planet - 2007

I think after listening of these albums (+ In Absentia), you will know if you love Porcupine tree or not.

DiSTANToblivion 01-27-2010 07:59 PM

On top of that...
PT is one band that I can say that I have no problem with listening to their entire discography. Every album I've heard is unique and can be listened to regularly.

333 01-27-2010 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by DiSTANToblivion (Post 817702)
On top of that...
PT is one band that I can say that I have no problem with listening to their entire discography. Every album I've heard is unique and can be listened to regularly.

Really? There are songs I've got to skip over in a couple of the albums. Steven Wilson comes off as pretentious to me at times - especially when I watch live footage. There are songs that are just way too lovey dovey emotional for me to handle. Now Fear of a Blank Planet was just brilliant. I was about to listen to it all the way through the very first time without skipping any tracks. The lyrics are brilliant. Deadwing was my favorite before that, but still, there were songs that I had to skip over. I know a lot their stuff pertains to love and heartbreak, and that's fine and all, but when they put forth more energy making music that portrays other concepts, it's genius.

DiSTANToblivion 01-27-2010 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by 333 (Post 817776)
Really? There are songs I've got to skip over in a couple of the albums. Steven Wilson comes off as pretentious to me at times - especially when I watch live footage. There are songs that are just way too lovey dovey emotional for me to handle. Now Fear of a Blank Planet was just brilliant. I was about to listen to it all the way through the very first time without skipping any tracks. The lyrics are brilliant. Deadwing was my favorite before that, but still, there were songs that I had to skip over. I know a lot their stuff pertains to love and heartbreak, and that's fine and all, but when they put forth more energy making music that portrays other concepts, it's genius.

I guess I'm a little different. Okay, i'll say this, out of all their albums you're right about FOABP. That is one that I never tire of. But honestly I can still listen to Up The Downstair and Voyage 34 without missing a track.


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