"Deadwing" - Porcupine Tree -- Drummer reacts! (FULL ALBUM REACTION) *Part 2*

[@theodoreleary4821]

Thank you for listening!! Porcupine Tree’s my favorite band and it’s great to see other people enjoy and interpret their stuff in their own ways :) I hate to disappoint but this album actually came out in 2005, they did release an album in 2009 though called “The Incident” and it’s my favorite album of theirs, like Deadwing it also reminds me of late 2000s nostalgia. Hopefully someday you’ll have the chance to check it out, and I hope things go well for you friend, you deserve to be happy :)

[@L33Reacts]

Oh shit I thought it was 2009 woops 😂

[@sabero5668]

I'm going to be honest you're the first person I've seen whose favorite PT album is The Incident, for me it has its moments (Time Flies is a nostalgic gem) but from start to finish the 3 albums before it just did way more for me. What do you think of their latest album? Personally besides Harridan (it was an instant hit but it came out first and close to my birthday so I might be biased on that one) it was one that had to grow on me but overall I love it and it gives me hope that more stuff might come out in the future.

[@YoAnge1221]

Steven Wilson is a genius! I had the honor of watching Porcupine Tree live at the Hollywood Bowl front, center stage when I was about 23 years old… many many years ago 😅

[@HCXWinchester]

Love this man! Your content is amazing. music is definetely sacred :)

[@L33Reacts]

Thanks bro!! I appreciate it so much. Your absolutely right 👍 and so is my communion with you guys 😀

[@closeencounter1954]

Something very sensual about Glass Arm Shattering. ❤ Excellent cymbal from Gavin…...

[@faultier3215]

Full Abum reactions are Opeth, Dream Theater and Porcupine Tree. I absolutely love th fact that it is those 3. (even if it was the wrong Dream Theater album :P )

[@L33Reacts]

🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪

[@L33Reacts]

I love the fact it's those three too 😍

[@L33Reacts]

Actually I lied.... There is one more. I just realized 😮 I need the cookie back .. 😔

[@loveller6]

Dude, your audience loves you. Thanks for all you do to help others appreciate excellent rock music.

[@L33Reacts]

Wow man what a beautiful comment. This honestly made me tear up for a sec. Thank you so much. Comments like this make it at all worth it ❤️

[@KibitoSaika]

I love to watch album reactions. If they've come from bands like porcupine tree, with all the quality, and all the concept story and mix of songs 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 do more.porcupine tree album reactions please ... All of them are good, and from DIFFERENT FASES 😜

[@johnpbh]

PS: A Mellotron was a keyboard that had tapes inside it and as the keys played different tapes moved... It was basically intended to be an instrument that gave things an orchestral feel. It had all sorts of different tapes that could be fitted, flutes etc... A typical example being Strawberry Fields Forever.. Right from the very beginning of the track. And the Moody Blues and Genesis and Yes used it at various times.... Keep on Rocking man and keep on remembering we all love the music too. And I know, i'm the old git who is enjoying you discovering all this stuff.

[@closeencounter1954]

Regarding the mellotron, for literally decades when I would hear a Yes album (with Rick Wakeman on that keyboard), I always thought that they recorded/toured with an orchestra and choir 😆. Turns out it was the mellotron…..

[@tiernanrea1726]

In regards to the Mellotron: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellotron SW has used it pretty regularly during his career, especially on the album "The Raven that Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)".

[@L33Reacts]

Ahhhhh ok yeah I have heard that track that makes sense

[@daneng3641]

"...all of those memories will be lost in time, like tears in the rain." -Roy Batty

[@L33Reacts]

Dreams are the domain of the forgotten memory ✨️

[@robertjantzen6545]

Well remember my friend.... Steven "Survived the will of his twisted folk"....

[@faultier3215]

Thx for doing this :) enjoy your days off, hope its all well :) my next request will be something heavier again, I guess ;)

[@faultier3215]

I didnt remeber you already did "Open Car".. But "Start of something beautiful" was only the live version right? I think this is one of the few cases where I like the album version more, which is very rare for PPT

[@L33Reacts]

Of course bro! Glad you enjoyed it 😀 glad I finally finished it sorry it took so long 😂

[@L33Reacts]

Yeah I had done open car and the live version of start of something beautiful

[@johnpbh]

You were asking about Steven's childhood. He didn't have a bad one at all. It was very supportive and his dad even helped him with his recording as a teenager.. He was an elrctoncs engineer and he made various electronic things for him to use during his recording including a four track recording machine.. Very grounded and supported.

[@grahamhowes6904]

Mellotron I think was first used on STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER by THE BEATLES who opened things up for all those who followed.

[@xlerb_again_to_music7908]

re-re-relistening in 2024. This is such a *good* album! :)

[@L33Reacts]

Damn this is an old one lol good to see you bro!

[@xlerb_again_to_music7908]

@@L33Reacts but.... this is compulsary album! PS enjoying the Bowie trip; yet another key artist. After PF, the only singer who could make me cry. Keep on keepin on! I do check your channel often; not forgotten! :)

[@rockmovieswithtyler1989]

You'll definitely dig the follow up Fear of a Blank Planet which Anesthetize is on! It's considered one of there best albums for a reason!

[@glenndespres5317]

First use of mellotron was Beatles with Strawberry Fields Forever. Moody Blues featured it heavily to achieve that ethereal sound as did Yes.

[@L33Reacts]

It definitely added a certain unmistakable quality to this era of music. I quite enjoy it!

[@robertjantzen6545]

Yes is one of them ..

[@sabero5668]

18:55 My admittedly hopeful guess is Opeth and Ne Obliviscaris but while this band and Opeth kind of go hand in hand I know in my heart Ne Obliviscaris is out there.

[@closeencounter1954]

For the heavier sound, you can thank in large part Mikael Akerfeldt of Opeth…..

[@L33Reacts]

I just thank Mikael in general for existing. He's the best. 😁

[@closeencounter1954]

Many of these songs are played on the Chicago DVD. All of them sound better in this concert, IMHO…..

[@L33Reacts]

I have heard "the start of something beautiful" live in Chicago. It's amazing. I love that track.

[@fernandogarcia2158]

Cruisin down A1A for me

[@YoAnge1221]

Please check out the songs Trains, Shesmovedon & Baby Dream In Cellophane 🔥🔥🔥

[@robertjantzen6545]

A melotron is an early synthesizer like Wakeman brought out when he invented stacked keyboards....listen deeper into prog my man.