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| Stupid Dream CD (1999)
$14.38 Porcupine Tree's first album for K-Scope/Snapper starts out with a definite bang -- "Even Less," with some of the quartet's biggest, blasting rock epic music yet, yet also shot through with the gentler, acoustic side that makes Porcupine Tree so ...
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| The Incident CDs (2009)
$12.99 Porcupine Tree, have found a way to incorporate both prog rock's '70s, with its 10-minute-plus suites and bombast, and its more refined, rock heavy '80s, into their 2009 effort, THE INCIDENT. Set up similarly to Rush's 1978 classic, HEMISPHERES, THE ...
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| In Absentia CD (2002)
$8.59 There's a breed of (post-1980s) bands with the same degree of grand rock experimentalism as Pink Floyd and Yes, who simultaneously adhere to the concept of concise songwriting. Porcupine Tree is one such band--their sound is a balance of lush ...
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| Lightbulb Sun CDs (2000)
$14.09 Includes a bonus Enhanced CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Originally released in 2000 in the U.K., LIGHTBULB SUN found Steve Wilson and Porcupine Tree streamlining their prog rock inclinations into song structures that explored more conventional ...
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| Fear Of A Blank Planet CD (2007)
$10.79 On FEAR OF A BLANK PLANET, Porcupine Tree follows up its well-received DEADWING album with another highly ambitious outing. Fronted by vocalist/guitarist Steven Wilson (No-Man), and featuring keyboardist Richard Barbieri (formerly of the pioneering New Wave act Japan), the London-based ...
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| Stupid Dream CDs (1999) With DVD; Special Edition
$15.19 Porcupine Tree's first album for K-Scope/Snapper starts out with a definite bang -- "Even Less," with some of the quartet's biggest, blasting rock epic music yet, yet also shot through with the gentler, acoustic side that makes Porcupine Tree so ...
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| On The Sunday Of Life CD (1992) Digipak
$11.19 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 ...
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| Signify CD (1997)
$10.39 The first proper album by the full band, Signify was the next great step forward for Porcupine Tree, a distinct advancement in how well the foursome could completely rock out as well as find its own narcotic style of ambient ...
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| Coma Divine CDs (1999) Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
$47.75 Japanese paper sleeves version of Porcupine Tree's full-length. 1997 live album recorded in Rome features improved packaging & a bonus disc with six tracks, 'Up The Downstair', 'The Moon Touches Your Shoulder', 'Always Never', 'Is...NOT', 'Radioactive Toy' & 'Not Beautiful ...
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| Nil Recurring CD (2008) (Import)
$16.15 Long-running progressive rock act Porcupine Tree, fresh off of their critically-acclaimed FEAR OF A BLANK PLANET, continue their grand experiment on the hallucinogenic and at times fearsomely heavy NIL RECURRING. A 29-minute, four-track mini-album, NIL RECURRING features the immediately recognizable ...
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 Porcupine Tree Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Porcupine Tree songs: Up the Downstair Lyrics, Every Home Is Wired Lyrics, Waiting Phase One Lyrics, Dark Matter Lyrics, Sever Lyrics, Waiting Lyrics, Stars Die Lyrics, Nine Cats Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Even Less Lyrics, Trains Lyrics, Always Never Lyrics, Fadeaway Lyrics, Shesmovedon Lyrics, Blackest Eyes Lyrics, Lazarus Lyrics, Buying New Soul Lyrics, Don't Hate Me Lyrics, Piano Lessons Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Smart Kid Lyrics, This Is No Rehearsal Lyrics.
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 Porcupine Tree Biography
Formed in 1987, London's Porcupine Tree is one of the most highly regarded progressive rock acts in the genre. Blending influences of Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Deep Purple, Rush, and Black Sabbath, the band has released over 15 albums, EPs, and live recordings over its relatively short career. Part classic rock, part psychedelic, and part metal, Porcupine Tree also possesses a wide-ranging fan base. Though never garnering a "hit" single, the band was nominated for a Grammy in 2007.
 Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Steven Wilson | Blackfield, No-Man, Jordan Rudess, Brandon Schott, O.S.I., Opeth | | Richard Barbieri | Japan, David Sylvian, Blackfield, Mick Karn, Shawn Lee, Barbieri, H, Steve Hogarth, Jakko | | Colin Edwin | | Gavin Harrison | Blackfield, O.S.I., Kevin Ayers, Richard Barbieri, Stanley Black, Saro Cosentino, Iggy Pop, Cliff Richard, Barbieri | | Chris Maitland | Kino, Guilt Machine, Blackfield |
 Contemporaries
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 Followers
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 Influences
Deep Purple, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Kansas, Marillion
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