PORCUPINE TREE (09) part 2/3, on THE INCIDENT and more

Imhoteps Paul Kearns and Roy Kristensen hooked up with Steven Wilson, frontman in the respected band Porcupine Tree, to discuss the bands growth, how to listen to music and how to write a 55 minutes track.
In this second part they talked about the concept of Fear Of A Blank Planet, The Incident and how to listen to music.
Live photos by Trine Lindh Justad (www.nightspirit.no)

[@j_dublay]

Some of us still enjoy sitting down and doing nothing but listening :)

[@imhotepno]

Must be because of the good questions, haha... Seriously, he's a well reflected musician who deserves a lot of respect!

[@softijs26]

I do that a lot actually, taking time to listen to Steven Wilson's and Porcupine Tree's great albums

[@metaldrx]

Steven Wilson!! Mastermind of the music! His life achievement: Resurrect the music from a dark era.

[@jackpaice]

I love his analogies

[@harmony0404]

He's right about listening to the whole album from the first song till the last one. It's very important.

[@Willyboy933]

When I love the band, I listen to the whole thing end to end, some whisky, no distractions.

[@FoxLady2]

He has such beautiful hands and mannerisms.

[@MrKorton]

All hail maestro Wilson!

[@beefjirky]

I personally find it very hard to listen to only one Porcupine Tree song.

[@jez12]

Where is Part 3?

[@azngoku666]

agreed up until the point where you said "just kidding"

[@seybsnilksz]

Over there.

[@NeedHeadMusic]

I think that steven's view on listening to music is a little bit old fashioned yeah it's great just to listen to music but I don't think that it's bad if you hear only some titles of a NON concept album

[@agaq]

i want to be that teabag ^^

[@anyal1987]

@barcigian A true Englishman. :P

[@barcigian]

Again mr Wilson, stop playing with your Tea!

[@IDontDoDrumCovers]

yep we waste all our time watching interveiws on youtube XD