Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here(LIVE) | First REACTION!

[@tamhewitt-baker5602]

Gavin Harrison is not only a wonderful drummer but also keeps really active on drumming forums. I asked him about a section their EP Nil recurring* and he actually sketched me some sheet music and sent it to me to help me understand the music theory behind the part. *A particularly tricky part that uses poly-rhythm in it on 'What happens now' at around the 5 minute mark.

[@juanoconnor1812]

tam hewitt-baker legend

[@PHLCoffeeSnob]

That's amazing! Check out his clinic online about "Bonnie The Cat", how he made up the syncopated beat in 4/4 and Richard Barbieri wrote the rest of the song

[@tamhewitt-baker5602]

@@PHLCoffeeSnob The jigsaw puzzle method of song writing. Love it! :D

[@lilymuu]

His playing has inspired me so much, and he's such a humble person, too. Huge inspiration for me

[@DamianWise22]

Porcupine Tree - Blackest Eyes for sure

[@tjeerdhuisman1536]

Definitely! Also, you really should listen 'Halo' and 'Deadwing' from Purcupine Tree too.

[@jkcarter436]

I came here to request Blackest Eyes. lol Would love to see this.

[@PHLCoffeeSnob]

@@tjeerdhuisman1536 Has to be Halo from Chicago. It's better than Tilburg version. Deadwing is such an underrated song.

[@DemiseUnseen]

Great choice here

[@MVij]

This live performance is much better than the studio version. Goosebumps every time I listen to this ❤️

[@maengun2091]

I think you'll enjoy 'The Start of Something Beautiful.' I'd listen first to the studio recording.

[@lucasregalmusic]

Porcupine Tree - Open Car Opeth - Sorceress ("newer" stuff and no growls! haha)

[@lparksession]

This performance was in 2005 on their "Arriving Somewhere..." DVD, before Fear of a Blank Planet came out. Superb, reference quality surround audio on this DVD, better sounding than most of my live blu-rays. Amazing performance; another highlight from this show is Hatesong (I see it getting requested a lot, maybe start with the studio version like you have been doing to see how elevated it gets live). Also for heavier tracks from this show, theres a cool little b-side that was never released on a proper album called Mother and Child Divided that you'll definitely love, as well as a very cool extended edition of their track Open Car, the first song of the night that really gets the crowd warmed up. Cheers!

[@lparksession]

And the live version of Trains from this show is fan favorite LEGENDARY, you just gotta watch to see why!

[@austin5732]

Open car is in 10/16 very different

[@austin5732]

I mean mother and child is not open car

[@Diesel_Budgie]

Speaking of B-sides: Drown with me is another amazing track for the back road drives. I still can't believe it was 'just' a b-side, but I guess their standard is just so high. Not really reaction material, but holy crap what an enjoyable song!

[@thisisalreadytaken]

Don't Hate Me from the same DVD is also a must listen.

[@Gravityys]

Steven Wilson - Ancestral

[@SirGingerOfKnight]

This and 'Sleep Together' on the "To The Bone" tour were absolute Bangers!!!

[@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

[@blamhof]

Steven Wilson either solo or his projects Porcupine Tree and Blackfield can't do any wrong in my eyes (check out Blackfield Drew his collaboration with Aviv Geffen for some more amazing music) Also I think you would prefer the later Opeth as they have ditched the growls and their last album 'In Cauda Venenum' is my album of last year. Great reaction as always.

[@DemiseUnseen]

Blackfield is great, although the vast majority of their songs are quite melancholy.

[@breenschipke]

I love at around 11:20 you see Steven actually look out at the audience just ever so briefly and the grin on his face you so rarely see - just for that brief moment he is the 16 year old again just doing what he loves and being gobsmacked that others are being so thrilled at WHAT he does. It is heartwarming stuff. And then of course you have the sheer artistic beauty of his guitar playing from 13:40 onwards that just lifts this live version so so far above the studio version. What a track.

[@abhishekchaubey903]

How many of you were aware that this song is written as a collaboration between Mikael Åkerfeldt of Opeth and Porcupine Tree. The vocal harmonies and the second solo is written by Mikael.

[@lparksession]

HELL YEA your Porcupine Tree journey is giving me life in these dark times sir

[@eduardolopez8976]

TOUCHÉ!!

[@KhordLizardMage]

If you like driving to Porcupine Tree, try Open Car. It definitely works.

[@paravarium]

Hope the amount of likes Caligula's Horse - Dream the Dead got the other day caught your eye. I'm not going to bother you video after video for it, but hey gotta strike while the iron's hot. It's really one of my favorites and I listen to a loootttttt 😳 They're progressive and no growls

[@EmilianoSoca]

Hell yes x2

[@miqbalev]

Graaaves!

[@Tintop]

The many faces of Porcupine Tree during time: Don't Hate Me (Stupid Dream, 1999) Even Less (Full Version prefered) (short version on Stupid Dream, 1999. full version appeared on Recordings, 2001) Stranger By The Minute (Stupid Dream, 1999) Dark Matter (Signify, 1996. also remastered on the "Stars Die" Compilation, 2002) Russia On Ice (Lightbulb Sun, 2000) Buying New Soul (Recordings, 2001) Mellotron Scratch (Deadwing, 2005) .3 (speak: dot three) (in absentia, 2002) Lips Of Ashes (in absentia, 2002) Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled (Lightbulb Sun, 2000) Collapse The Light Into Earth (in absentia, 2002) Sever (Signify, 1996. also remastered on the "Stars Die" Compilation, 2002) Every Home Is Wired (Signify, 1996. also remastered on the "Stars Die" Compilation, 2002) Synesthesia ("Stars Die" Compilation, 2002. Original release on Up The Downstairs, 1993 as part of the first Suite) Voyage 34 Phase One (Voyage 34, 1992. also remastered on the "Stars Die" Compilation, 2002) Radioactive Toy (On The Sunday Of Life, 1991. also remastered on the "Stars Die" Compilation, 2002) Dislocated Day (The Sky Moves Sideways, 1995) Stars Die (The Sky Moves Sideways, 1995. also remastered on the "Stars Die" Compilation, 2002) Four Chords That Made A Million (Lightbulb Sun, 2000) Drown With Me (live) (Anesthetize, 2010. original release as a bonus song on the european special edition of "in absentia" in 2003. It also appeared on "Futile" 2003, a promo sampler that was not for sale) Mesmer I (Metanoia, 1998) Time Flies (The Incident, 2009) Drawing The Line (The Incident, 2009)

[@kylealfred252]

I was at this concert in Chicago for the live 2 day viewing and shows. I was about 6 rows of people from the front on the Left. The show and the DVD hold such a special place in my life. My favorite band of all time and my favorite concert!

[@barkingmadman1169]

Storm Corrosion, "Drag Ropes". Collaboration between Wilson and Akerfeld. No growls. Unexpected sound. Artistic.

[@geetbehera3593]

Yes +1

[@einbertalstein9611]

Damn... I can't describe how much I love this band.

[@shr00mhead]

Porcupine Tree has such a way with words that they make me feel like Ive left this reality. "The Sky Moves Sideways" "All of a Sudden I miss Everyone

[@Taunic]

Loved the reaction. Porcupine Tree is my second favorite band and for good reason. They are absolutely perfect with composition, skill, and musicianship. You should check out Opeth's calmer side. Anything from the album heritage onward has no growls in them at all. I personally think the heritage album is a masterpiece. Opeth is my favorite band and I think that the hardcore fans are throwing the heaviest side of Opeth at you first and scaring you away. I'd recommend the song Haxprocess or Hex Omega (no growls).

[@blackesteyes1133]

Congratulations on having awesome taste in music my friend.👌

[@williamreynolds3487]

I gotta start listening to more of Steven’s work. I love what he did with Opeth on Blackwater Park, Damnation, and Deliverance, and watching these reactions is really getting me into Porcupine Tree. Edit: That ending reminds me of La Villa Strangiato by Rush. Really cool

[@geetbehera3593]

Please do La villa Strangiato reaction as well

[@adramalekk]

please react to home invasion /#regret9 or detonation from the royal albert hall live

[@austin5732]

No Guthrie solo but Adam the keyboard players solo with suffice

[@davguev]

I'd rather the studio version of Regret #9 to hear Guthrie Govan.

[@spiral2012]

checkout Storm Corrosion by Storm Corrosion. Side project between SW and Mikael from Opeth. Doesn't sound anything like either though...

[@timhilton7254]

I just discovered a gem. The coolest Porcupine Tree song I've heard yet. "The Start of Something Beautiful", live from the Chicago 2005 show.

[@MindSculpture1]

Time Flies would be a good one to do next Drew.

[@austin5732]

Time is is boring to me just the same riff over and over.

[@gunner.]

@@austin5732 perhaps you should get your ears examined then

[@Xsteelx94]

This recording was not from the Anesthetize show, this was in support of the previous album ‘Deadwing’ from 2005. This was recorded in Chicago, while Anesthetize was recorded in Tilburg. Still one of my favorite songs ever. Cheers from Philly!

[@wunderbambu]

Drew: happiest bassist in the world Gojira bassist: hold my baguette

[@zacharymartin1876]

Mudvayne - death blooms - cradle Find their live set from - House of blues. It's just brutal heavy, from nu-metal era where it all began.

[@philengland1278]

You would love Katatonia - July or My Twin. No growling, melancholic melodies. Somewhere between Opeth and PT.

[@WardenOfSouls]

I think the bassist is so relaxed and happy cause he has one of the tightest, best drummers with him. Dont need to worry about timing ever :D

[@eduardolopez8976]

FREAKING YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!!!! Havent seen it and im already excited!! My favorita PT song 🥰🥰 Check Steven Wilson - Home Invasion/Regret #9.. Great cowork with Guthrie Govan, their best collaboration. 🇲🇽😊 PT live "Way out of here" its also AWESOME!

[@ElLorenSES]

Eduardo López John Wesleys’s voice shines in Way Out Of Here

[@gunner.]

@@ElLorenSES my ashes and fadeaway (from XM II) 😘

[@TheAsphyx666]

One of my favourite PT songs - pure magic.

[@laicifo1]

Bro, if you want to see a great drum performance by Gavin Harrison, please react to "Hatesong" live. It's the same concert

[@RomainC99]

I was gonna say the same! Hatesong live is amazing

[@RandyLott]

I was very surprised with one of Steven Wilson's projects called Bass Communion. It's genre is apparently called "drone", which I guess is an ambient experimental electronic music genre. A track called "Drugged III" is fantastically atmospheric and deep.

[@erickmunguia2343]

PT is my favourite band, hands down. I can tell you're going down the rabbit hole! I recommend you check something from their back catalogue, their sound is vastly different but equally beautiful. I'd say a good place to start is "Where we would be" from Lightbulb Sun. It's a gorgeous, gorgeous song, simple as it can get. But I'd bet youve never heard a guitar "cry" like in this. You could try and dive backwards from there. PT is a long journey of discovery, but one like nothing else.

[@johnpbh]

Absolutely great reaction... You reasons for how you've arrived at your preferences as really well explained... I'm on of those old guys... who have arrived at Porcupine Tree via the 70's era prog bands... and obviously all the music in between... I do have to admit that they are the only prog metal band that I really listen to because of where I come from musically... I grew up in the 70's when I had Led Zep, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Yes, Jethro Tull ad many many more as my influences and bands I went to see play live. I hadn't herd of Porcupine Tree before 2 years ago and it was a chance reaction that just flipped a switch in my head and told me... these are the guys for me..!! Thank you for your reactinos to them... Keep on Rocking and don't stop.... please.

[@austin5732]

Hatseong live by porcupine tree, it shows gavin playing around in this one, and cheating the polygraph by porcupine tree is groovy.

[@austin5732]

strip the soul is really heavy by porcupine tree

[@mickej84]

The live version of Hatesong is a great suggestion. Also "Way out of here" (live)for some sweet drumming.

[@wingstingz4779]

@@mickej84 yeah way out of here live is great so heavy at the end.

[@neinstein-says]

+1 for Hatesong, best pick for after this one

[@BlackAngel-wk1ir]

Hatesong live is a must listen

[@ElLorenSES]

I’d recommend Porcupine Tree - Open Car I love the time signature of the intro 17/16

[@louiegarcia1848]

Live at Tillburg?. You can buy the DVD. The best live performance imo. Try Drown With Me

[@Orphaned03]

OK, now you HAVE to react to Steven Wilson - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here Live at Royal Albert Hall... He played this masterpiece of a track with his current live band and he played with the 'shakers' at the beggining of the track and it is AMAZING.

[@CO6883-o3c]

Based on what you said at the end, I think you'd really like Haken.

[@BigNeilbug]

Yeah definitely. Listen to Falling back to Earth, Cockroach King, Streams, The Architect, 1985, they really haven't got any bad songs in my opinion. Amazing band🤟👍😀

[@davguev]

I was thinking the same! Maybe Streams, since it has color growls, or Pareidolia, since he likes Tool.

[@IvefoundthetruthonMay]

@@BigNeilbug They've got a few bad songs, because the vocalist is very.... Cheesy. But the instrumentation is good

[@redirect008]

@@IvefoundthetruthonMay why you gotta do my boy ross like that lool. You're kinda right tho... Although, i do think he's gotten better over the years, or maybe I've just grown to like his voice more.

[@Jahoragin94]

Steven Wilson, and by association Porcupine Tree, is able to create soundscapes like I've never heard before. You can definitely tell he has deep roots in old prog music, and he just takes those influences and pushes the bar through the stratosphere.

[@blackesteyes1133]

A not very well known Steven Wilson song, but awesome nonetheless is a song called a door marked summer. Absolute tune and quite similar sounding to PT's Drown with me which again is a belter. Especially the live version.

[@riveralph3687]

Fantastic to see you appreciating them bringing this amazing song to life! the musicianship, band interplay and vocal harmonies are quite captivating. I remember swinging my head to the heavier parts as well when I saw them live. They pulled me in back in 2007 and I still am a huge fan of all things Steven Wilson. I do hold out some small glimmer of hope that they might reunite for a tour or set of shows some day (But Steven seems to nip that idea in the bud every time he is asked). Welcome to the deep rabbit hole of PT, brother! PS - This show was in 2005 at Park West, Chicago as I recall -- so a bit before the Anesthetize Live you saw earlier.

[@juanoconnor1812]

Open car and sound of muzak are some great tracks by PT to keep the streak going, amazing content man💪🏽

[@WardenOfSouls]

Sorry for dropping several comments. I always write them while listening / watching when something comes to my mind so my reactions / responses are most genuine. I just wanted to say i feel the same way like you do with the vocals. I might be a drummer and i very much love Gavins Stuff and think he is sometimes even the main factor that makes the band great but i love nothing more than super harmonic, skillfull guitarplaying and clear very powerful and emotional vocals along with that. This Song here in particular is one of the few Live-Versions where Gavin is not stealing the show by doing something fantastic. Its The Vocals of the Guitarist John and the Guitar-Harmonics of Steven that completly blow my mind in this one. Thats why i recommended the Band Katatonia and "Nowhere now" from Stevens Solo Work. Fits just right in these things. I love your reactions, its not hard to see when you like or dislike a part or song and it seems to be very genuine, not staged or disarmed. Just straight up what you think and thats awesome

[@gauravarora963]

how can somebody like Porcupine Tree and then wait to watch their videos on camera. I literally went through their whole discovery in a week when i found them.

[@vikky-ej4ui]

Must watch "open car " and sentimental both by porcupine tree

[@shafayatdovash7106]

Porcupine Tree- Time Flies!!

[@TheYtseMan]

I've asked myself the same questions you make at the end of the video about what do PT have to make me want more of them, and the answer is they make me feel nostalgic of something I didn't experience myself

[@tarisedai9573]

No band builds a mood and tells a story quite like Porcupine Tree.

[@jackcollis4138]

Open Car live! The additional breakdown in the live version is my favourite heavy section in a Porcupine Tree song.

[@blackesteyes1133]

Yeah, love that part myself.

[@DarkQwerzar]

Buying new soul is a masterpiece too, the one I really like and has a story to decrypt it's Russia on ice, a real masterpiece, check both of it if you can!

[@kylealfred252]

For real, though, Drew. Seeing your face as you discover Porcupine Tree reminds me of what I was feeling 19 years ago when they turned my musical world upside down. Congratulations!!

[@inlucisabsentiam]

Watching this again and the little shaker motions is a thing I can't help but do now either, honestly. Not since seeing this song live on the To The Bone tour, when everyone on stage had them out doing the thing and playing a bit with it for some added flair during that intro. Seriously one of the best PT songs live, save for maybe "The Creator Has a Mastertape", "Sleep Together", and "Heartattack In A Layby". Oh, and "Lazarus" because we cannot forget "Lazarus".

[@franksnew1563]

You gotta see the live version "Hatesong" from this same performance. You get to see the true talent of each member there, also it's a kick-ass song.

[@LuckykidA]

Also the same show for Hatesong! ;)

[@smuggler25]

Saw them twice in Dublin back in the day ....unreal live

[@delko-c6m]

You have to listen to some Pink Floyd ! Their most famous songs might be Comfortably Numb, Another Brick in the Wall (this one is quite overrated, in my opinion), Money, Time, and Shine On You Crazy Diamond. Steven Wilson has drawn a lot of insipiration from them, few bands match their ability to create such an atmosphere.

[@ryanfairbrother9657]

Love your reactions! Literally pick any porcupine tree song, you’ll not be disappointed

[@rosariocardoso877]

Now you see why we wanted you to listen to the live version, the last part is otherworldly! You are now ready for Pink Floyd - Speak to Me/Breathe

[@gauravdey9631]

Porcupine Tree - Don't Hate Me ( Album Version ). Album : Stupid Dream. Theo Travis absolutely kills the sax.

[@rikdasgupta958]

Since you're on a Steven Wilson streak, I'll definitely recommend 'The Raven that refused to sing', 'Way out of here', 'Stars die', 'Lazarus' and a few songs by Blackfield, especially from their first 2 albums.

[@Scirzo]

It's not the same show. This one is in Chicago. From this same show there's the song Hatesong that has a fantastic guitar/drums section where both feed off each other. Seeing your other PT reactions, I highly recommend that one.

[@simonholder2682]

Just cut to the chase. Watch Home invasion a full DVD from Steven Wilsons last tour. It's very much a retrospective of his last 20 years and when I saw them on this tour it messed my head up. Fantastic stuff

[@cikame]

Sound of Muzak live is great.

[@neinstein-says]

Just letting you know Drew, this video was the start of my Steven Wilson obsession! Hatesong next? Live of course 🤘😷 🤘

[@thinkingkind8675]

You should do Open Car studio and then the live version from this same set. They add a whole other metal section in the middle of the song that's just amazing. I can't even listen to the studio version anymore after hearing the live one.

[@enriquemora9272]

Nice reaction Drew. The reason PT live versions sometimes sound a bit different (better I would say) is because of the great John Wesley on guitar and backing vocals. He is not in the studio versions but he was always part of the PT live tours. Next song could be Hatesong? Gavin plays drums beauuutifully

[@hunterficeto717]

Porcupine Tree - Bonnie The Cat Steven Wilson - home invasion Not sure if you have checked out his own stuff, but he has some great songs.

[@ShiivaWilding]

One of the best English bands of all time, no doubt! He also plays the music in No-Man and they have a totally different musical world. I think you would enjoy... 'Beautiful Songs You Should Know' and 'Truenorth'.

[@tanaythakar9255]

Porcupine tree "Normal" live!!

[@SnipeFuzionzZ]

PLEASE do ‘Buying New Soul’ (Live) by Porcupine Tree. I can promise you the intro will move you, it’s so beautiful.

[@blackesteyes1133]

👍 yeah its mega.

[@yumeN0dengon]

It is one of their (many) best indeed 👍

[@bjhellstream]

I totally agree with you. Porcupine Tree is the whole package. They've got it all from the ambient electronics to heavy riffs with melodic rock, even pop, meshed with prog elements in between. You should listen to the new song by Haken, Prosthetic. Progressive metal at it's best. For a more melodic approach try norwegian band Leprous. Their new single Below is an amazing ballad which shows the whole range of their amazing singer.

[@stellar1016]

Steven Wilson - Home invasion/regret#9 and first regret/3 years older. Do any one of these two, and I promise you won't regret it.

[@oliverjuhasz7797]

Please react to Haken there’re another prog band you would like I would recommend their song falling back to Earth

[@LuckykidA]

Remember PT: Hatesong Live, my friend!

[@jmarth523]

Fuck yea bro, love this Porcupine Tree journey you're on. Artificial Silence - The Advocate Youre gonna love that song man

[@rajatgaur4993]

Work of Porcupine Tree is human's resume to the universe.

[@ddebambose7842]

Blackfield - cloudy now and Porcupine tree - radioactive toy. Have to do them man. Love your videos.

[@maxmaidment96]

Anekdoten - Until all the ghosts are gone. You will LOVE this album. No growls, intense atmosphere. Similar to PT in many ways but different enough to be interesting. Or if you want to listen to something heavier by them (still no growls) listen to Raft and then Rubankh. Raft is just atmosphere building like the start of this track you listened to, and then it transitions into Rubankh which is really heavy and proggy.

[@DrewFortune97]

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[@nevar23]

Forever kicking myself for not seeing them live when I had the chance.

[@jamesuk9]

Go to one of his solo shows. His current band is much better than the PT project.

[@floridabelle]

It's nice to finally hear I'm not alone in not liking growling. I miss out on so much, otherwise good music, because I cannot/will not listen to growling. I probably have a stronger disdain for it than you or most people, but thank you for being forthcoming about your opinion. As for this song, it's perfect in every way. Since first hearing Porcupine Tree on your channel I now have 5 of their albums. I've delved into Steve Wilson a bit on youtube, and will be doing more. I'm excited to hear more on your channel as well. ❤️

[@maam4352]

Welcome to the club! Check any Steven album, You won't be dissapointed, but one of my (and many others) all time favorite is The Raven that refused to sing and Hand Cannot Erase. Right now he's been starting to grow a bit apart from prog but in a REALLY cool way

[@floridabelle]

@@maam4352 I have already listened to Hatesong and The Raven that Refused to Sing, along with a few others. Very enjoyable.

[@geetbehera3593]

The first time I got pulled into Prog is because of Steven Wilson and PT. I got introduced to and listened to Drive home and Arriving somewhere for close to 1 year and really delved into Hand Cannot Erase. I listened to some Dream Theatre and Haken as well and liked them. Absolutely hated growl. And then I listened to Opeth’s Black rose immortal and that’s when it hit me that growls are meaningful, fantastic and absolutely gorgeous... I decided to listen from 1st song of Orchid to last song of Sorceress and I thoroughly enjoyed that journey... So much so that at the end of the next year, Opeth and Mikael Akerfeldt leapfrogged Steven Wilson for me ... Still Steven has been one of my favourite and his collab and appreciation for Mikael really puts it into persepctive

[@floridabelle]

@@geetbehera3593 I've tried Dream Theater, but didn't care for them. I'll try again eventually. I've also listened to Haken a few times, but didn't connect. I may try again though. Opeth.... ugh. As long as there is growling I will not try them again.

[@geetbehera3593]

floridabelle Listen to clean Opeth then. You can start with “A fair judgement”/“River”/“To bid you farewell OR Lovelorn Crime

[@ThePereubu1710]

Totally with you, I couldn't listen to Opeth until Åkerfeldt stopped screaming ("Heritage" was the first album I could listen to all the way through). It was only then I could really engage with them musically and now, much to the chagrin of my mid-20's sons, I really like listening to them!

[@huffdaddy3845]

So Drew, thanks for the review. This is a great live performance. I particularly love the drum at around 9:40, Gavin is a genius. Now, do yourself a favor and check these out: Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4DJpZ18btd_gNk Vapor trail Lullaby- kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJzMfIinqbVgfLc Drown With Me- kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ3ahqqDnLeXZqs Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree have so many incredible songs, I honestly can't pick a favorite. I wish he would get the band back together...Porcupine Tree is magical!

[@huffdaddy3845]

PS- Give .3 a listen, freaking cool-ass song! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpzUhpaJq5x3rqM

[@Douglas117955]

I think you're realy gonna enjoy Soen they are a Prog metal supergroup created by Martin Lopez (ex Opeth drummer). They sound like a mix of Tool and Opeth (minus the growling). Check out Lucidity, Savia or Sectarian, really great band from Sweeden and quite underrated.

[@cjnniko]

Hatesong - Porcupine Tree

[@stephenhaunch3468]

You would enjoy the great vocals of Riverside. Second life syndrome and Caligulas horse Graves/Dream the dead.

[@ashrutsood02]

Porcupine tree - normal And LOVE this mate, glad you got to witness the full blown live version cheers

[@ScruffyNerfer]

Steven Wilson - The raven who refused to sing (live at The Royal Albert Hall)

[@erikbaruch827]

Porcupoine tree es una de mis bandas favoritas. Soy de Mèxico y te recomiendo escuchar con todo el sentimiento que puedas la canciòn: - Way Out of Here (from Anesthetize DVD) Live, de Porcupine Tree. ¡Saludos Drew!

[@Natalie-cd4mf]

You need to hear Steven Wilson - Home Invasion/ Regret #9

[@damianvelazquez3976]

Steven Wilson - Refuge Anathema - Thin Air Anathema - Untouchable Anathema - Angelica

[@reecewillmott-rice4360]

You alright man, this is gonna be good im sure looking forward to it. I've said it before, will say again, please check out pineapple thief- final thing on my mind take it easy man

[@mhagnemae5202]

Please, check out Remainder the Black Dog from Steven Wilson’s Get All You Deserve tour. Mind blowing!

[@homelessbird2819]

Way out of Here, by Porcupine Tree! Gorgeous atmosphere, an angelic chorus, and stellar musicianship. v.v

[@nahuelolivera828]

This right here is my possibly my favorite PT song. First time I heard it, it sent shivers down my spine! Cool you are exploring one of the bands it formed many of us as musicians. Cheers!

[@assaultk47]

The happiest Bassist in the world indeed :D

[@rohanpoojarira3671]

Please react to Steven Wilson - Home Invasion/ Regret Studio version.