NEW PORCUPINE TREE REACTION! RUSSIA ON ICE. OLD PROG HEAD REACTS TO MODERN PROG.

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[@scottspears9347]

Love this band

[@keithbond9423]

Porcupine tree and Steven Wilson are among my all-time favorite bands/musicians. I know you're getting a lot of great recommendations. Enjoy the journey. And I enjoyed your reaction. Another of my all time favorite bands is Marillion. They were around in the 80s but they are still active and even released a new album earlier this year. The first song I would recommend is The Great Escape. My fav from them. Other great ones include Easter, The Invisible Man, Ocean Cloud, Care.....well there are too many to list. But that's a good start.

[@Fitchie69]

Hi, this is the last album Chris Maitland drums on. He was then replaced by Gavin Harrison. I recommend Hatesong or Arriving Somewhere But Not Here. Live version is beter.

[@EclecticInstinct]

"Hatesong or Arriving Somewhere But Not Here. Live version is beter." Totally Agree 100%.

[@MudFlanagan]

Fabulous track. Probably my fav PT album........this week anyway..:). Great stuff thanks.

[@casicurator738]

The Drummer on this recording is Chris Maitland. After this Record Gavin Harrison take the Drummer Position.

[@thecentralscrutinizer5730]

I order that at my local bar lol the bartender got a kick out of it 🤣

[@michaelforsyth2039]

Brill reaction once again, Russia on ice is a belter, great to also see you drinking a great scotch malt, I do like a Balvenie 😁🥃 I know you said you prefer studio but I so would like you to do Steven Wilson “ancestral” or “luminoil” live performances, watch him own that stage and the music is just fantastic! PT hatesong live also is a must, not sure you have done that one as yet, saw them live last week in London and they were awesome.. enjoying your channel.

[@rainerstier3131]

at 7:52 the cello gives me goosebumps everytime i hear it, love this song. one of my top 20 songs ever

[@philm1998]

The must listen tracks are Arriving Somewhere..., Anesthatize, Fear of a Blank Planet, Dark Matter, Sound of Muzak but honestly there are tons of wonderful tracks - I started putting the good ones onto a memory stick in the car and I am up to 57 songs now and that excludes the tear-jerkers from solo career (Routine/Refuge etc). Couldn't have done that with any other artist. And don't forget the live version is always the best bet

[@ophreacts214]

I've done some of those. Check out the rest of the channel! Thanks for stopping by.

[@johncassidy3071]

Didn't realize that this song was kind of a throwback to the Sky Moves Sideways era, even though the pop era had started.

[@EiriUesugiKun]

Great song. But when reacting to Porcupine Tree I would strongly recommend looking up the live versions. They are, if not better, at least as good as album versions. :)

[@derekd.4156]

I need to listen to the pre Gavin albums more, rarely give them a listen other than a select few songs, but this is easily a top 10 PT song

[@scottp.2024]

Sounds great! A little pink Floyd influence?

[@antipop4906]

Recommend their song 'Gravity Eyelids' (live or album)

[@mpmarques]

Check chimera's wreck.

[@Wolf1910RTS]

The drummer is Gavin Harrison. Funny you mentioned King Crimson, because he's also their current drummer.

[@timwallace5997]

It's Chris Maitland on drums. He left after this album and was replaced by Gavin.

[@Harani66]

it's Cris Maitland on drums. Gavin Harrison didn't join until the In Absentia album