Porcupine Tree...

[Jaz666]

I wish a video had been made for Voyage 34, could you imagine it!

I've asked Steve Wilson about the possibility before, but he doesn't see music vids as a priority.

Opeth could do well to get some promo vids made for some of their songs.
Music Video stations are increasing in popularity!

 

[Demonspell]

I can easily imagine a Voyage 34 video, if you've seen the visuals at their concerts they would fit perfectly...

 

[Yeah]

I have In Absentia, but I'm basically looking for something way more upbeat and energetic (not necessarily "heavy"). Any suggestions?

 

[taken by the reaper]

"In Abesentia" is worth its price and listening time for just "Blackest Eyes", "Trains", "Wedding Nails" (fuckin amazing), and "Strip the Soul". This album overall is stunning, and it would be a sin to not get it.

 

[HaloX]

Thanks to everyone for all the great responses. I went out today and bought In Absentia...from what I have heard it seems to be a worthwhile buy. So thanks again to everyone!

 

[Schism]

Thanks to everyone for all the great responses. I went out today and bought In Absentia...from what I have heard it seems to be a worthwhile buy. So thanks again to everyone!

Well done, it's one of the best albums I have heard

Fave tracks:

Trains
Gravity Eyelids
Heartattack in a layby

Enjoy

 

[Jaz666]

I have In Absentia, but I'm basically looking for something way more upbeat and energetic (not necessarily "heavy" ). Any suggestions?

If you want something a bit more happy, try Stupid Dream.

If you want upbeat, with a sizeable dose of electonica, try Up The Downstair.

 

[Lumox]

i just bought my first Porcupine Tree Album, Lightbulb Sun. I can't say that it's taken my breath away after only 3 listens, but hoping it will grow on me. Shesmoved on is an instantly likeable song as is Hows Your Life. I'm thinking that In Absentia may have been a better way to indtroduce myself to PT.

 

[jeanreno]

I was introduced to Porcupine Tree though Voyage 34! Figure that one out...

But I think that In Absentia would be a better starting point, then travelling chronologically backwards through the catalogue.