Litany

Steven Wilson - Cover Version VI Freiband/Bass Communion - Headwind/Tailwind

My friend put on a Pure Reason Revolution DVD and I swear I've heard the song Deus Ex Machina somewhere before ... anyhow, I really, really like what I've heard so far. :)

US special gig confirmed: Radio City Music Hall, NYC, September 24th. Porcupine Tree will also be appearing at the Coachella Festival. http://www.coachella.com/images/mainPoster.jpg

WHAT. :disappointed:

http://www.swhq.co.uk/other.cfm The Cover Version Series is a series of single CDs with one surprise cover song, and one original Steven Wilson song. Not sure. There's a lot of speculation on what show would be used for a DVD.

Tooouuuuur daaaaaaaates! February 2010 Feb 05 2010 BRISBANE, Australia: The Tivoli Feb 06 2010 SYDNEY, Australia: Enmore Theatre Feb 07 2010 MELBOURNE, Australia: Palace Theatre April 2010 Apr 14 2010 MEXICO CITY, Mexico: Teatro Metropolitan Apr 20 2010 DALLAS, USA: House of Blues Apr 21 2010 HOUSTON, USA: House of Blues Apr 23 2010 ORLANDO, USA: House of Blues Apr 24 2010 MIAMI, USA: The Fillmore Apr 27 2010 ATLANTA, USA: Tabernacle Apr 28 2010 CHARLOTTE, USA: Amos’s Southend Apr 30 2010 CHICAGO, USA: Riviera May 2010 May 01 2010 CINCINNATI, USA: Bogart's October 2010 Oct 14 2010 LONDON, UK: Royal Albert Hall There's also going to be another show like the Royal Albert Hall one, except over here in the US. Speculation's going around that it's going to be held in New York but the location should be confirmed soon. I'm gonna try for Orlando and Miami. Also for those interested in solo stuff, Steven Wilson will be releasing the sixth and final cover version disc soon. This one will come with a limited edition box to store the other five in with it. :cool:

My vote's Colin. He stands there grinning like he knows something we don't. :laugh3: Then again, Steven Wilson's prolific work output earns him robot status which also isn't human. XD

I would recommend Up The Downstair over TSMS. The songs are a lot shorter and easier to take in for some people. (Of course I'm not one of those folks. Long live Anesthetize. :heart: ) Not to mention Synesthesia and Fadeaway are some must hear tracks!

Richard Barbieri.

Reformat Spiders - Bass Communion

Grace Descending - God Is An Astronaut

Beautiful Songs You Should Know - No-Man

Anesthetize - Porcupine Tree

Sé lest - Sigur Rós

Z Twig - Aphex Twin

Zooropa - U2

Jethro Tull

Lame. I wasn't fond of Oasis anyhow but I think this is a sign that Liam just needs to hang it up already.

Interesting! I think I'll have to pick one up. TUF is my favourite U2 album. I started to become hesitant about the remasters after the only noticeable difference (to me) re: The Joshua Tree was it was a bit louder and slightly more crisp (although I love the deluxe set of it. The book is very lovely and I adore the live DVD too.). The deluxe box I got with the first three albums is one I really wish I hadn't bought. I like the extras but the remastering doesn't really seem all that great and I think I could have put my money to better use.

Okay so ... I've heard about them for a long time, but for some reason it took me a while to check them out. Love at first listen. Like ... wow. Takk is amazing. :shocked2:

Glósóli - Sigur Rós

X&Y - Coldplay

HIM

Xavii - Russian Circles

If you like the direction those are in, I would say go for In Absentia. If you want something new, I'll say either Stupid Dream or Lightbulb Sun. Both of those are more in the pop/rock direction.