Porcupine Tree - Signify Audio CD

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Two CD edition. Signify, released in 1996, was the first full album from the British Prog/Art rockers recorded as a full band. The album blends together numerous Rock and avant-garde styles, while absorbing many diverse influences but relying on none. Signify is regarded by the band (and many fans) as one of their finest works and established the band as a highly respected force in the musical underground. The first single from the album, 'Waiting', entered the UK Indie and UK national chart attracting airplay all over Europe. This special edition features a complete bonus album called Insignificance that was previously released as a fan club cassette in an edition of only 500 copies. K-Scope. 2009.

Porcupine Tree - Signify Album Track Listing

	Trk	Song	Time	Price	Buy MP3
	1	Bornlivedie See All 3	1:46	$0.99
	2	Signify See All 7	3:26	$0.99
	3	Sleep of No Dreaming See All 5	5:25	$0.99
	4	Pagan See All 2	1:39	$0.99
	5	Waiting Phase One See All 5	4:24	$0.99
	6	Waiting Phase Two See All 5	6:17	$0.99
	7	Sever See All 4	5:31	$0.99
	8	Idiot Prayer See All 2	7:37	$0.99
	9	Every Home Is Wired See All 4	5:09	$0.99
	10	Intermediate Jesus See All 2	7:29	$0.99
	11	light Mass Prayers See All 2	4:29	$0.99
	12	Dark Matter See All 4	8:53	$0.99
Disc 2
	1	Wake as Gun I	3:30	$0.99
	2	Hallogallo	3:37	$0.99
	3	Signify See All 7	3:28	$0.99
	4	Waiting See All 4	6:57	$0.99
	5	Smiling Not Smiling	3:50	$0.99
	6	Wake as Gun II	2:06	$0.99
	7	Neural Rust	5:53	$0.99
	8	Dark Origins	6:55	$0.99
	9	Sever Tomorrow	6:05	$0.99
	10	Nine Cats See All 5	4:08	$0.99

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Great cd
Another great addition to their discography. I highly recommend.
By Joyce (Wilmington, NC, USA)

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One masterpiece...
I'm glad with my purchase. PT moves on a widest range of sounds and experiences. This one were like an intro to the PT "space" we delight right now.
By bolillosixx (Mexico)

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Not quite In Absentia, but very good
I enjoy this CD very much. The instrumental Signify is a good start to lead into the rest of the tracks. Some of my favorite tracks... Waiting Phase 1/2 (great tune) Every House is Wired Idiot Prayer (instrumental) DarkMatter (awesome) I would have given 5 stars but that is only reserved for CD's I think are great top to bottom, this CD has a couple throw away tracks like Light mass prayers and bornlivedie.
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Possibly their best effort
A classic! Porcupine Tree is my favorite band right now and I have most of their catalog. I like aspects of all of their releases, but Signify is quite possibly their best effort. The tracks flow into each other effortlessly and beautifully and yet each holds its own taken separately. Signify begins and ends rather quietly and has moments of meditative dreaminess, biting cynicism, and powerful, visceral rock. The track, Signify, is an explosion of mighty guitar, keyboards, drums, and bass. Sleep of No Dreaming is plaintive and simultaneously strong and emotive. Waiting, phases one and two has a mesmerizing thump, thump, while taking the listener on a mystical jouney, floating along on tasteful guitar and keyboard licks. The rest of the tracks take the listener to different places along a road touched by anger, contemplation, and inquiry before ending in the climactic Dark Matter, the album's best track, with its disturbing lyrics set to a beautiful and haunting melody melding into the mighty guitar work of Steven Wilson and back down into the calm waters layed out by Richard Barbieri, Colin Edwin, and Chris Maitland on keyboards, bass, and drums, respectively.
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What can I say, more is always better
Porcupine Tree is an incredible band and this version contains extra material.
By mwactor (Houston, TX, USA)
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