His Most Emotional Song | Steven Wilson - Routine | First REACTION!

My first time hearing Steven Wilson's 'Routine'.
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[@DrewFortune97]

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[@adramalekk]

please react to Home invasion / regret 9 or detonation or ancestral from the royal albert hall live concert 2018 please

[@geetbehera3593]

Happy Returns is a great song from same album

[@Pankaj81able]

Please react to the latest live version of the same song. It's much more epic. just tears and more tears... thanks again...

[@georgechrysokentis1312]

That last lyric "Don't ever let go, try to let go" is genius. Don't ever let go, don't forget them and the memories you had together, but try to let go of the pain and continue with life. Really, anything of Steven Wilson's catalog is good to react to. I do agree with the "The Raven that refused to sing" suggestions, but I would also like to throw in a suggestion for "Refuge" for its exceptional lyrics and musicianship. I've also mentioned it in one of the Porcupine Tree reactions, but you should also check Riverside - Second Life Syndrome at some point. In a similar vein with Porcupine Tree but also with clear influences by Tool and Pink Floyd among other things.

[@wingstingz4779]

Pt is a cut above pink tho. To me pink is boring.

[@georgechrysokentis1312]

@@wingstingz4779 That's down to taste, but Pink Floyd undoubtedly helped shape the whole prog genre. Anyone will tell you that, even Steven Wilson himself (to quote him "Because Floyd have made the most timeless records of the whole genre" and also "in retrospect I can see how they are almost entirely responsible for the direction that my music has taken ever since"). That alone for me puts them above everybody else in terms of importance and impact.

[@TheAsphyx666]

I wholeheartedly agree on "Refuge". Dat harmonica solo...

[@mickej84]

For me "Hand.Cannot.Erase." is probably the best album Steven Wilson has put out including all his different bands/projects. This song isn't really connected to the main theme of the album (as far as I know). The concept of the album was inspired by the true story of a normal young woman in London who was found dead in her apartment. She had been dead for several years without anyone realizing even though she had family and friends. There is a documentary called "Dreams of a life" about her. Home invasion/Regret #9 is probably the most popular song after this one on the album. But lisstening to the album from start to finish is the best way to experience it. :)

[@eduardolopez8976]

IS THE BEST, BY FAR!!

[@musicmademejester]

I love H.C.E. and The Raven! Those two album are amazing!

[@Metallicazor]

Only by steven? Besides some opeth and porcupine tree albums I would rank it as the best album ever created

[@TheAlibabatree]

@Jesus Christ Denton "Prog wankery" is obviously a subjective term, which could be used to describe ANY Porcupine Tree album. I think Hand Cannot Erase has the best pop songwriting of his entire career, and a lot more. SW has never been a great lyricist (imo), but this album has great lyrics.

[@DekkarJr]

Heartattack in A Layby as well by PT is a really really sad song.

[@alexandremarchand8815]

This song with the video makes me cry every damn time.

[@Gravityys]

Steven Wilson - Ancestral Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing Porcupine Tree - Russia on Ice

[@joandinse407]

I have loved Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree for years. I love seeing your reactions and the way the songs move you as they do me. Thank you.

[@Zapdos964]

Hand. Cannot. Erase. was inspired by the story of Joyce Carol Vincent, a woman who lived in London whose death went unnoticed for over two years. She was young and had family and friends, but just no one seemed to miss her. The lyrics of Routine could refer to someone who cut off all contact with her friends and family and is trying to cope with that. I think the video is the filmmaker's interpretation of the song, which doesn't make any of it less touching or heavy. I love the song and film, it gets to me everytime I hear or see it. Would love to see more Steven Wilson/PT reactions, First Regret/3 Years Older, Home Invasion/Regret #9 and Ancestral are great tracks from the HCE album as well. It's awesome to see someone experience and engage with the music you love, especially when they seem to like it as well. Thanks for that Drew. :)

[@geetbehera3593]

Man, Ninet Tayeb is so good... Her voice really complements Steven

[@loud6037]

I love her. I keep telling myself I have to go find out what else she's done.

[@hashfifon]

@@loud6037 she has some solo albums of her own. The first ones are in Hebrew, the last 2-3 ones are in English

[@loud6037]

@@hashfifon Awesome! Thank you for that 😊

[@WittyCaMoNinja]

her voice has a direct pipeline to my soul ... she gives me chills more often than not. her voice always seems like its about to break and it has this incredible emotional impact because of it. she is so talented.

[@geetbehera3593]

Logos Roberts so true

[@BlackestEyes111]

Never clicked on a video as fast in my life. Love this song, looking forward to experiencing someone hearing it for the first time! The Raven That Refused To Sing has to be soon!

[@jordanb.1477]

This album is quite possibly SW's greatest achievement. That scream from Ninet right before the soft outro makes your hair stand on end.

[@aritradutta1581]

Pariah- Steven Wilson ft. Ninet Tayeb

[@daniel456509]

Aritra Dutta Live version even better

[@Shigawire]

Live version of this with two vocalists yes please. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fajJeJyVhtSgmZo

[@WittyCaMoNinja]

yes please - ninet is a goddess, period. her raspy vocal is the perfect counterpoint to stevens voice.

[@Malkovith2]

Please react to Leprous! They are one of the major breakthroughs in the modern prog scene, a band that went their own way and found a very characteristic unique style that sets a new standard in the modern era of the genre. I'll copy/paste a few suggestions I've had for others: Chronic: It's one of those songs that you don't hear about often, because it's not much of a single type of song, but I think it shows a lot of their sounds very well and goes a little experimental as well. Passing: An early classic. First album in 2009 and this is the opener. Still a beloved song by many fans. It hits heavy and should move you in many ways. Even though it sounds pretty original in it's own way, it doesn't define what the band has become later, as they shifted directions later on, but totally recommended. Bilateral: Mid era Leprous. It's not considered a very popular song, but it has everything that can hook you and keep you really engaged crammed in a 4 minute long song, yet doesn't feel like it's too much. Just perfect from start to finish. The Price / The Cloak: Both singles. They are short and do what needs to be done, both different from one another. May give a good peak into what they are about in an easy going way.

[@lassehakala968]

New, "easier" stuff, try Alleviate or Below. If you havent heard leprous before, goosebumbs are certain.

[@AmaraNott]

I'd start off with "Slave" live at Rockefeller Music Hall. It's the perfect one to start the Leprous journey!

[@inlucisabsentiam]

So... now we break him with “The Raven That Refused To Sing” or “Postcard”, right? RIGHT???

[@ahedmoualla1922]

Next: "the raven that refused to sing" please

[@WardenOfSouls]

that is the one song that breaks me every time. Fantastic emotional song

[@Erikman98765432]

Great song! Suggestions to continue on the SW path: Porcupine Tree - Blackest Eyes Porcupine Tree - Heartattack in a Layby Steven Wilson - Happy Returns

[@gunner.]

Raider II Deform to form a star Luminol Harmony Korine Time flies

[@lincebizantino1177]

Hearattack on a Layby PLEASE

[@djcis007]

Hey man! I found your channel a few weeks ago and as a huge Porcupine Tree/Steven Wilson fan, I can tell that you really enjoy his music, is great to see actual natural reactions. I really need to thank you, 'cause it makes me feel like I'm enjoying the songs for the first time. Please keep doing this journey and as a personal request, I hope you can react to Raider II sometime. Cheers!

[@thehardtruth2014]

This song is about a women who lost her children and husband to a school shooting and how she cannot let go of the routine she had when they were alive. The song is a little more hopeful by the end when she realises she needs to move on herself but she can still carry that memory on with her. I think we can all learn from this song that we need to not be destroyed by our loses but should honour them by living on and cherishing the memories we had of them. Nina Taybet is the female singer in this and she is immensely talented. I saw Steve and Nina live performing this and it was truly amazing. The last song on the album Happy Returns is my favourite and is more in line with the concept of the album as a whole, the official video is also amazing i highly reccomend watching that next

[@MrPloopy83]

Dreeeeeew !! So glad you picked this song finally !! It's so beautiful and sad but damn you should have picked the live rehersal in the empty Royal Albert hall ! It's so much more touching and "real"!

[@WardenOfSouls]

If you want to experience a more mystical side of him I recommend "Remainder the black dog " that is one of the most interesting songs i ever heard and my favorite Steven Wilson song

[@roverfavela]

Yes! Very different sound

[@RandyLott]

Love that 15/8 piano riff and the huge deep saxophone. Great song!

[@WardenOfSouls]

@@RandyLott Yes the 15/8 is absolutely genius. Also on drums. Especially the live version with Marco Minnemann drumming. My personal favorit drummer on the planet

[@RandyLott]

@@WardenOfSouls he is absolutely incredible. Marco is probably my favorite drummer.

[@paravarium]

Love the path your on friend, hope to see you find more you genuinely enjoy :)

[@redirect008]

Hey Drew, recently discovered your channel, and im loving the video's. If you wanna get back into Opeth some time, i really recommend Hessian Peel. I just watched one of your previous reactions to them, and you mentioned that you love their diversity so much, and how they can manage to fit so many styles in one song. If you love that, well, then Hessian Peel is the perfect match. Absolutely amazing song, and one of their most diverse. Keep up the good content man!!

[@Orphaned03]

If it is 'sad' you seek - you should check out 'The Raven That Refuaed To Sing', 'Postcard' and Porxupine Tree's 'Stop Swimming'.

[@tomasstloukal4project862]

Yea man I think after that "Don't ever let go, try to let go.." part, we all needed that quick cut at 12:46 to not completely break...

[@PaulCrow-71]

Gets me every time! - Great reaction - I was one of the recommenders, glad you 'enjoyed' it. It's beyond music, the video and song combined are art of the highest order. A classic case of the sum of the parts being greater than the whole. On a recent listening party on twitter with Tim Burgess Steven described this as dealing with 3 stages of grief - I don't know how he does it but I'm so grateful he does. Home Invasion/Regret #9 from the album is a classic - it treads on the toes of funk, psychedelia, metal and is a monster of a track.

[@eduardolopez8976]

Home invasion/Regret #9 - IS A MUST FROM THIS ALBUM!!!!

[@Kipex]

At first I didn't pay too much attention to this song when I heard it without the video, but once I watched the video it certainly opened up the song to another level. Goes to show he now approaches music from many artistic directions and these excellent Owl House Studio videos are certainly a big part of that. So many music videos do a disservice to the song, which is why I never start by watching a music video, but I'm glad every once in a while there's a gem like this that can actually add to the music.

[@StringHead92]

You should definitely check the live version filmed at Royal Albert Hall. Ninet does an impressive job handling vocals for the entire song. And as someone else said, watching the band perform into an empty space makes it so powerful. A minor detail I love about this song is the uneasy feel the 5/4 time signature gives to it. Much like obssesing with your routine in order not to process grief, the music feels very natural, almost as if everything is "okay", yet you get the feel that underneath something is off.

[@dianastokhof-vandenbroek5738]

it's like you said, everything Steven touches is gold! he is one of my favourite artist. i saw your first reaction on Anesthetize and first thing i thought was..he should do Routine aswell..you must have somehow read my mind haha, keep up the good work with these reactions, there so much more really good music and progrock even to listen to! hope to see more of these!

[@Wedigar]

Ninet Tayeb, the woman singing with Steven in this song, has such a great voice. She also does another song with him, Pariah.

[@woghede]

A great comment under the live Routine performance filmed in the Royal Albert Hall: "There is something about this being performed to an empty hall that increases the emotional impact 100-fold!!" Even if you don't do that video here, I think you have to see that as well. Ninet Tayeb sings almost the whole song alone (SW does the backing vocals), and ... wow. It is just chilling to hear this song reach its peak moment in that huge hall without audience. Btw, I would suggest Home Invasion / Regret #9 (from the same album) when you feel that you need some new rhythmical & instrumental vibes from Steven :) the album version is huge, and what they did in the RHA just blew my mind. Detonation (from his album To the Bone) is also long and great. Both live versions (along with Refuge live which is also a great one, and a few other great songs from that concert..) can be found at the channel called A humble request.

[@CitroChannel]

You need to watch the live version where Ninet does all of the vocals. It's stunning.

[@3beard]

Home Invasion/Regret #9 is a must from the same album for the Guthrie Govan Solo alone, but the rest of the song will impress you just as well. Honestly, the whole damn album is sonic art. Thank you for doing this! I bought this album on release date, and have listened to this song hundreds of times, and I still tear up when watching the video.

[@lazztunes2010]

I've been following Wilson/PT since '93. You're doing a great job of paying tribute to a true musical genius. Austin Gaming below has the theme of the album correct. This song is one of the most overwhelmingly powerful pieces of music I've ever experienced. And to be honest the album from beginning to end is the best album of my 56 years on the planet.

[@DamianWise22]

Steven Wilson - Home Invasion/Regret#9

[@eduardolopez8976]

The best from SW and Guthrie Govan.

[@davguev]

Studio version, please. It features Guthrie Govan.

[@eduardolopez8976]

@@davguev TRUE

[@MacTaipan]

@@davguev That Guthrie solo gets me every time. And watching him play it is great, too. You can see how he's feeling it.

[@lucasstrople4767]

I can’t even handle the line about the paintings. I’ve heard this song a million times and it always gets me. Fuck.

[@ironblud]

Your video of Routine turned me on to Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree. Don’t know how you worked into my algorithm but I’m glad you did!!

[@jasontackett7559]

Beautifully done man!! Hope you are well!! Cheers!

[@erikg.warner8314]

I think I've seen the video for Routine about 50x and I have yet to make it through without crying. Very powerful.

[@WardenOfSouls]

Oh man that is the tough side of Steven. Songs that make you want to cry :)

[@uomunumerous2350]

Man you are brave to dare listening to this with a camera on you because I can't even keep my eyes dry, and I'm a tall Dutch guy I tell you for sure. Pure emotions. Kudo's! Big Porcupine Tree fan also

[@riddhimanmedhi99]

This is the most powerful music video I’ve ever watched. Incredible composition

[@ChipMatthews]

Jess Cope who did the wonderful animation for this video and Drive Home is just an incredible talent. She also did the video for Steven Wilson's People Who Eat Darkness, Storm Corrosion's Drag Ropes (SW's collaboration with Mikael Ackerfeldt of Opeth), and Opeth's Universal Truth. Everything she does is worth watching.

[@SurfGreenTelecaster]

Hey Drew, check these out for further emotional Steven Wilson related stuff: Blackfield - Someday Porcupine Tree - Fadeaway (very early PT) Porcupine Tree - Glass Arm Shattering

[@SoldierOfSodom]

Dude, check out Remainder the Black Dog, Index or Raider II. They show a different side of him that I personally really enjoy. The whole Grace for Drowning album is one of his best works inho

[@gunner.]

And such a shame that he almost neglects the album from his live set. The album is studded with gems but he skips it (maybe because most songs feature the saxophone and he'd have to hire a sax player specifically to play songs from GFD thereby increasing his costs). No sax whatsoever on HCE and TTB so doesn't make financial sense for him to have a sax player on stage.

[@SoldierOfSodom]

@@gunner. I went to the TOur for the Raven that refused to sing, and there he did quite a few songs of the Grace for Drowning record. Raider II live was epic! But I think you're right, the next concert I went to had a different band, because the instrumentation of his music changed since the Hand.Cannot.Erase album

[@gunner.]

@@SoldierOfSodom I've seen him only once (unfortunately India isn't exactly a major venue on the tour circuit) on the HCE tour and he played just one song each off Insurgentes, Grace and Raven. Plus there was no Govan and Minnemann in the line up ☹️

[@SoldierOfSodom]

@@gunner. Ah, what a shame :( Well, we can always hope for a tour where he mixes in more of his old stuff. Fingers crossed. And of course that he comes to India!

[@gustavomon7003]

this song is INCREDIBLE!! never heard it before

[@Highcastle_of_Tone]

Steven’s best work (Hand Cannot Erase) in my opinion. For me, ‘The Raven That Refused To Sing” is his saddest song and one of his best.

[@PNWTruckCamper]

“Perfect life” is the next best song on that album. And the album is about how we are so alone in our bubbles that you’d never notice a woman who has been dead in her apartment for 2 years

[@armandblake]

Considering how much you like porcupine tree and Opeth I suggest "storm corrosion - drag ropes" another collaboration between the 2.

[@darkamyntas3820]

eyyyy yoooo was waiting heavy for this one.

[@Zephyrous.]

I’ve been watching your videos for a few weeks or so, waiting for this reaction... I’m glad that this song hasn’t let you indifferent. Many people has recommended you Riverside, and I won’t be the exception. I think “Escalator Shrine” would perfect, since you’ve reacted to “Fear of a Blank planet” Similar topic, but still a masterpiece.

[@steveymoon]

Another great reaction video, my friend.

[@6lillium]

52 years old and still gets me every time I watch this....

[@Alzbeta1011]

When I saw you were doing this song I was like "man, good luck!" I've seen him do this live several times and I'm always gutted and I've always forgotten kleenex. I think also, wrt "routine," the woman goes crazy every night and destroys the house then cleans it all up the next day, every day, and that's such a mind f. Also, in these Covid times, you don't even have to relate to having lost children to find this incredibly sad. The song/video for the Raven that Refused to Sing is pretty gutting as well. Also A Smart Kid by Porcupine Tree. I live the videos you're doing for all the PT/SW stuff!

[@hetarthchopra4952]

Finally, you did this! Steven Wilson - The Raven that refused to Sing Porcupine Tree - Shesmovedon Steven Wilson - Perfect Life

[@karthikarthi7060]

Hey man, your reactions on the music is fantabulous, honest and true to the core, I think you missed the last one of the trilogy of the great Steven Wilson’s. The raven that refused to sing... its such a melancholic song, you will surely love it, Looking forward for all your reactions!!! Cheers., ✌️✌️✌️

[@Ultrasnd-88]

If you have amazon prime videos they are letting people stream Steven Wilson’s concert for free today and tomorrow!

[@nickroberts8642]

"The Fountain" - Pendulum (featuring Steven Wilson)

[@thatoneguysven774]

When I went to see Steven Wilson in 2016, an approximately 40 year old woman next to me started to hug her teenager child (I think it was her child) and they cried during the whole song. I don't know at all their story but I could imagine. I cried as hell too. This song is so powerful

[@alltheworldsastage]

Devin Townsend - "Why?" Persefone - "Prison Skin" Beardfish - "A Love Story" Anathema - "Dreaming Light" (from an album that was mixed by Steven Wilson) The Dear Hunter - "Mustard Gas"

[@blamhof]

The album is inspired by the case of Joyce Carol Vincent, where a woman living in a large city dies in her apartment and no one misses her for over two years, despite her having family and friends. Next from the album try 'Home Invasion / Regret #9' . A similar emotional journey with a Jess Cope video is 'The Raven That Refused To Sing.' Great reaction channel.

[@FGirao]

This song makes me think about a tragedy that happened with my family. My uncle was shot and killed last year, a drug dealer meant to kill a friend of him and because he was at the area, he took the blame, mercyless death, he was shot twice, one in his leg and another one on his head while crawled to escape. Its hard to think of this scene without crying. My grandma raised me, in consequence my uncle was more like a brother to me as he raised with me. The worst part was to watch my grandma crying and carrying on doing the stuff she did to him everyday, not changing her routine at all, and sporadically remembering that hes not with us anymore. The funny thing is that her and my grandfather used to mix our names, this still happens today, but now the feeling is heavier. Didn't know this song, thanks for showing it.

[@amydpnw]

Yes!! More from Hand. Cannot. Erase!! So many good songs on that. Perfect Life (very cool story on that one too), Hand cannot erase, home invasion/regret #9, Ancestral. Maybe you should do a long video and get them all done in one wack. :)

[@danieldominguez1684]

Porcupine Tree - Shesmovedon, The Sound of Muzak Blackfield - Blackfield, Pain (another Steven Wilson's side project) Mike Oldfield - Nuclear Riverside - Left Out Soen - Covenant, Lotus

[@FVD]

Ninet's performance in this song moves me to tears every time. So powerful!

[@Erowid13]

Ninet's voice always gets me. there's a version out there with just her vox that's worth a listen.

[@kreisplatz5154]

okay...The Raven that Refused to Sing is next!!!!

[@voyager34]

One thing I'll add is that he tries to create albums that work holistically- I would recommend listening to one all the way through. Just like a song has an intro, rising action, climax, etc, his albums are like that. The album has an intro, middle and end, and listening all the way through is such a journey. And the two albums I recommend doing all the way through, whether privately or publicly, to get the full effects of his songs are Fear of a Blank Planet, and of course Hand. Cannot. Erase.

[@darylquintana1420]

If you want to hear another excellent version of this song, I’d recommend an alternate video of Routine - Nanet Tayed & Steven Wilson in the Royal Albert Hall. This appears to be a sound check version where Nanet sings the entire song. I love her voice.

[@MetaliBlack666]

"The Raven That Refused To Sing" next please :)

[@floridabelle]

Beautiful music, no question about it. Loved it!

[@Hybow4ever]

The whole album is fantastic, but I would say that Ancestral is one of its highlights

[@michaelsnyder1492]

Steven Wilson - A Door Marked Summer | Opeth - Strange Brew, Dignity, A Fleeting Glance

[@riddhimanmedhi99]

Steven Wilson: Ancestral, Home Invasion/Regret#9, Don’t Hate Me Dream Theater: Count of Tuscany, Octavarium Opeth: Dignity, Universal Truth (animated video), Burden

[@philbee2307]

I do find that Home invasion/Regret #9 is a nice treat for getting through routine. So must do that track. It's the track that follows Routine.

[@cjnniko]

Significant Other - Steven Wilson

[@gunner.]

Amazing pick 👍🏽

[@ednewton4455]

Yes!

[@daniel456509]

I am addicted to her voice

[@roverfavela]

My favorite from this album is Perfect Life such a beautiful and nostalgic video and song ❤️

[@igalvk]

a swarm of the sun - these depths were always meant for both of us

[@oblivion4lcf]

you should check the live version of this song... even more powerful imho. Also how about between the buried and me?!

[@sebaxextremo]

Thank you Drew for sharing Steven's music with those who have no idea about him ;). Please react to "Little Tybee - Tuck my Tail" they are a great band that very few people know of.

[@TheAsphyx666]

Dude, if you think this is Steven's most emotional song, check out The Raven That Refused To Sing. He likes to play that as a show closer, projecting the video, and it tears me up every single time...

[@andyk2587]

What people have posted are correct about the origins of the concept of the album, Joyce Carol Vincent, but that was the jumping off point. The songs after all deal with disappearances and people being removed from lives in one way or another. Also, in various multimedia formats, the videos and/or photography reveal connections between the subjects of each of these songs which lead to further theories of the meaning behind them. But the fun is in investigating and digging all of that up, so I'll leave you to it. ;) Reddit has a lot to offer here. It is really one of the most intriguing albums that he put out because not only is it musically fantastic, but he also put in, or worked with a multimedia team to put in, all of these fun little clues in the various releases to make a little 'mystery quest' about what happened to those people. To start it off: Madeline Hearne is the name of the mother in this video. She disappears later in the album. Have fun!

[@Nicemountn]

HCE has been my favourite Wilson work from the moment it came out. However, I always needed to take a break or pause after this song. Most of the time, when you get to listen to that type of album, the climax is at the end and then you take a break; but this one hits right through the middle.

[@agemoth]

I never tire of watching people react to this for the first time! Ps, I've just realised, you can't technically 'wash' school books, lol

[@scottjohnson7803]

Power Trip - Soul Sacrifice Power Trip - Crucifixation Power Trip - Divine Apprehension Power Trip - Hornet’s Nest

[@abhishekchaubey903]

Opeth- Universal Truth. The video is directed by the same director.

[@HevyDevy101]

You must do Regret #9/Home Invasion - the outro on that track should've won a tonne of awards

[@stereoroid]

Trivia: the choir boy singing in the middle of the song is Leo Blair, whose dad, Tony Blair, used to be Prime Minister of the UK.

[@hunterficeto717]

Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused to Sing

[@geetbehera3593]

Read about this album’s story based on true events... it’s so sad and unfortunate

[@marnyank]

The watchmaker live! and Luminol!

[@bobmorton7814]

'Home Invasion' Steven Wilson at the top of his game and live!

[@vanilla_milkshake]

this video gets me crying every damn time.

[@JDBManalo]

ok seriously, I see you going back to Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson a whole lot and I can tell you absolutely love it. I think you will find a similar affinity for The Dear Hunter. Start with Black Sandy Beaches or Lillian. I am 99.9% sure you will L O V E them.

[@_Ellurion]

If you want a break out of emotional songs, The Start of Something Beautiful is my favourite Porcupine Tree song, followed by the already reacted to Arriving Somewhere But Not Here. I'd really like to see you react to it purely for the progression the song has over its duration, it just gets better and better.

[@eduardolopez8976]

Way out of here (Live @Tillburg). Gavin Harrison AT HIS BEST. Steven Wilson - Home invasion/Regret #9.. Guthrie Govan AT HIS BEST. Im jealous, remembering my first time listening to everything of PT and SW 😊

[@jupiterschilde]

"Way Out of Here" is an excellent suggestion. You're right - Gavin is just mind-blowingly good on the Tilburg version. That buildup makes my heart race, I swear.

[@DiegoProgressive]

Steven Wilson - Luminol live in Mexico City

[@crustymouse511]

Suggestion: either "The Raven That Refused to Sing" or you might as well check out Leprous! "White" is a really great song that you'll enjoy!

[@philwatson94]

next is 'Drag Ropes'.....the bastard lovechild of Akerfeldt and Wilson

[@wretchedcunt6588]

If 9:56 doesn't give you goosebumps, you aren't human. Steven Wilson has songwriting down to a science. Brilliant. Also, great channel Drew!