Lava
93812-2
(2005)
Recording Date
October 2004
Rock/Pop
CD, 10
Tracks, 69:37
Length
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01 |
Deadwing |
Steven Wilson |
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09:46 |
02 |
Shallow |
Steven Wilson |
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04:17 |
03 |
Lazarus |
Steven Wilson |
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04:18 |
04 |
Halo |
Steven Wilson; Richard Barbieri; Colin Edwin; Gavin Harrison |
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04:38 |
05 |
Arriving Somewhere But Not Here |
Steven Wilson |
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12:02 |
06 |
Mellotron Scratch |
Steven Wilson |
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06:57 |
07 |
Open Car |
Steven Wilson |
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03:46 |
08 |
The Start of Something Beautiful |
Steven Wilson; Gavin Harrison |
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07:39 |
09 |
Glass Arm Shattering |
Steven Wilson; Richard Barbieri; Colin Edwin; Gavin Harrison |
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11:12 |
10 |
She's Moved On |
Steven Wilson |
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05:02 |
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UPC (Barcode) |
075679381224 |
Packaging |
Jewel Case |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Guitar |
Steven Wilson |
Keyboards |
Richard Barbieri |
Bass |
Colin Edwin |
Drums |
Gavin Harrison |
Musician |
Porcupine Tree |
Producer |
Steven Wilson; Gavin Harrison; Richard Barbieri |
Engineer |
Paul Northfield |
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Index |
#
2669 |
Owner |
Dave |
Tags |
Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock |
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Porcupine Tree have always been pigeonholed with the modern prog movement, but the reality is that they're both a riff-addicted metal band and a troupe obsessed with rich harmonies and memorable refrains. Take the grinding guitar work of "Shallow" which dukes it out with frontman Steve Wilson's undeniably melodic chorus before easing into the delicate, beautifully crafted "Lazarus." Few bands exhibit this kind of depth, be it the dreamy, Pink Floyd-inspired hallucination "Halo" or the Queensrÿche echoes of "Open Car." If the 12-minute sonic meander known as "Arriving Somewhere but Not Here" is as head-trippy as rock music gets anymore, it is reassuring to know that this Tree is still growing. Ideal for headphones, Deadwing -- despite its title -- takes flight nonetheless. -- John D. Luerssen (allmusic.com)