Porcupine Tree - Voyage 34 Audio CD

THE BEST OF PORCUPINE TREE'S EARLY YEARS REMASTERED - NOW ON KSCOPE The past few years have seen Porcupine Tree make the leap to from cult act to genuine international stars. Their last album has sold over a quarter of a million copies worldwide and topped numerous album of the year polls. Stars Die offers a comprehensive double CD ...

Released as a semi stopgap collection in mid-2001 during a period of general Porcupine Tree inactivity, outside of some concert appearances here and there, Recordings compiles the various B-sides and extra tracks from singles taken from Stupid Dream and Lightbulb Sun, adding a couple of unreleased goodies as well. It's obviously for the hardcore fans more than anyone else -- ...

METANOIA was originally released as a limited edition double 10" and contains instrumental jams recorded during sessions for the band's album SIGNIFY, plus two bonus tracks. Originally released in 1998 as a limited-edition double 10", Metananoia collects several instrumental studio jams Porcupine Tree recorded during the 1995-1996 sessions for its Signify album. These outtakes are widely considered to be some of ...

Definitely consciousness expanding, the prickly affectations of Porcupine Tree will only be lost on those too well-steeped in the cold, cruel world to avail themselves of these inebriating aural tonics. Fortunately, the rest of us lucky few who are mentally equipped to let UP THE DOWNSTAIR run barefoot through our minds will be ever so eager to do so. Take ...

Voyage 34 songs Porcupine Tree's debut is really one big in-joke, which actually makes for a better reason to record something that pretends to be profoundly deep through and through. As released, it doesn't make mention of the tracks' origins as the supposed product of a mysterious cult psych/prog rock band, but the packaging and artwork (even the fonts) would make the Dukes ...

Voyage 34 music CDs Though Porcupine Tree's permanent lineup was in place by the time Sky Moves Sideways was complete, it was actually a combination of old and new, with a number of tracks once again done by Wilson on his own. Regardless of the provenance of one song or another, though, it was another fine release under the Porcupine Tree name, ...