Rappers React To Porcupine Tree "Anesthetize"!!!

[@Hollywood6IX]

So we just realized we mispronounced "Anesthetize" the whole video... Sorry guys honest mistake. 😕

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

Raining Blood by SLAYER DO IT!!!

[@EiriUesugiKun]

Your biggest mistake was not to watch the Anesthetize live from Tilburg.. It is even better than this album version. So React 2.0 on that one? ;) ** EDIT ** If you do not want to do a second viewing of this entire song live (even that you really, really should), you should at least check out the drummer, Gavin Harrsion, playing the middle part of this song on Modern Drummer festival 2008: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKTYp2ajp8Z8ntk At least for your own enjoyment. Video would be nice though. ;D ** EDIT 2 ** That guitar solo was by Alex Lifeson from Rush.

[@davidbeltran9171]

The video is fire tho we ain’t tripping 🔥😂😂

[@beelzebob23]

@@RoRo-vr6wx This would be another great live stream idea. Just play the whole album, pretend to flip the cassette over like the old days, and listen to it again.

[@CO6883-o3c]

It's a word that's rarely used in conversation 🙂 it's understandable.

[@parallelearthstudio8385]

Y’all need to see this live! It’s even better.

[@daryogoinden184]

I'll second that bruh

[@NooDLES411911]

Thirded. The live version is godly

[@cross147]

I would even say that the live version is better than this one

[@IvanRandomDude]

It would be if guitar solo wasn't heavily improvised (and not in a good way)

[@pomat22]

Oh yesss definetely

[@ThomasJ502]

Fun fact, the guitar solo in the first part is played by Alex lifeson from rush ;)

[@Hollywood6IX]

Oh wow really, now that's a fun fact

[@Alewifes_Husband]

Has to be mentioned. That's the quality of musician that works with SW.

[@DeadFishstick]

Steven Wilson is a national treasure... Please do more of Porcupine Tree!

[@ludovicaavetrani]

"those drums are fire" i'm glad to present you mr gavin harrison, another drums' god (as mr carey by tool)

[@natahliak7691]

My teen daughter idolizes Gavin. I hear a lot of his influence in her drumming. She always said "Mom, I have a long way to go, but if I ever get a 3rd as good as this man, I'm a happy camper." This is one of her favourite tracks.

[@gerarwhyxD]

Gavin Harrison from Porcupine tree is one of the best drummers on earth beside Danny Carey and Neil Peart

[@buddysaile973]

@@bkane6444 check out Marco Minnemann with Steven Wilson solo, and everything Gavin Harrison of course. Both are incredible percussionists!

[@darkchiron]

Check out Akane from Band-Maid sometime, let us know what you think. :)

[@jonkwape3097]

@@buddysaile973 Yes, and The Aristocrats!

[@Nosferatu10]

Dude big facts! Gavin is the fn man. Now plays with King Crimson about the most prestigious band to be able to play with.

[@michaelullo2152]

@@Nosferatu10 I saw him with King Crimson a few years ago. One of the most incredible sonic moments of my life.

[@samc318]

Oh nice, hopefully this means you're going to start checking out these guys some more 🙏 I recommend Trains, Arriving Somewhere But Not Here and many others 👍🏽. Take care guys!

[@luftschloss2352]

Arriving Somewhere is my fav 👍🏼

[@davidbailey6397]

Holy shit,you’re doing Porcupine Tree! These guys have been around longer than Tool and more obscure. Now you guys are really digging deep into the progressive rock movement . Next thing I know you ‘ll be requested to react to Ozric Tentacles.( see what I did there?)

[@DestroyEraseImprove33]

Ozric Tentacles is amazing! Jurassic Shift for days! King Crimson is an amazing progressive band too.

[@beelzebob23]

Great band. Saw them in 94 in Dallas. Amazing show.

[@2112sbfan]

Saw Ozric Tentacles with Consider the Source a few years ago. One of the most fun concerts I've ever been to.

[@davidbailey6397]

Two bands I work out to daily,Tool and Ozric Tentacles. Fear Inoculum has perfect pacing for boxing workouts. With OT,I jump between Jurassic Shift and Erpland while getting lost in speed bag workouts.

[@pete3397]

@@DestroyEraseImprove33 Sploosh!

[@m.94]

Tool and Porcupine tree introduced me to the Progressive metal genre , every Tool fan must love Porcupine tree

[@gabriellacsarsen7814]

They do, they do:)

[@lindas9388]

Absolutely!

[@joshuataylor81]

Yes!

[@darkchiron]

First time hearing this group, but I've seem them around. This is definitely my kind of music for just sitting back and chilling. I like the vibe alot. Thanks for introducing me!

[@inkubuzz]

they are the modern day Pink Floyd Check out Steven Wilson too. the albums "The Raven that Refused to Sing" and "Hand. Cannot.erase" are masterpieces, in 20-30 years those will be the "Dark Side of the Moon"/"Wish You Were Here" of the next generations.Bold statement I know, but I really believe this two albums belong up there with the greats. Just fo a taste, listen to Home Invasion/Regret#9

[@sidneymartin7346]

I turned my son onto TOOL, my son turned me onto Porcupine Tree. ✌

[@Hunkeykung]

best son ever best father ever please adopt me

[@sidneymartin7346]

@@Hunkeykung Lol! Best mother ever. Name is short for Sidney. Thanks!

[@Hunkeykung]

Even better!!

[@ludovicaavetrani]

you finally jumped in porcupine tree's land!!! 🖤🖤

[@Metalpsyc.]

Glad they did! Happy for you guys. Listen to Stranger by the minute by Porcupine Tree one of the best by them.

[@ludovicaavetrani]

@@Metalpsyc. stupid dream is the album i love more, because it was the first i listenend to when i was 16! you say "stranger by the minute", i'll add "a smart kid"

[@bakaneko4113]

Thanks guys!! Much appreciated!! Definitely check out more from these guys, and maybe even some Mr. Bungle if you’re ready for it 😊 An extremely weird yet highly talented band

[@MR-ml2po]

Check out Arriving Somewhere But Not Here next by them..

[@paoloiommarini2428]

The live version...

[@zer0thzero428]

Tilburg

[@muhamadhafiz3213]

Yeah they must check live version arriving somewhere

[@Ogt92]

Oh hell yes. I found this band just a year ago or so. I have no idea how I missed them!! Thought I saw everything..

[@TFOLLT]

Shiiiii You guys are reacting to Porcupine Tree now!? This is awesome! I feel kinda sad that you didn´t start with the live, but the studio version is great too! Also, props for crediting the drummer. Gavin Harrison is a god, and I actually prefer him over Danny Carey. Which brings me to my absolute favorite drummer, Baard Kolstad. Wanna see some crazy drumming? React to his drum cam of The Sky Is Red. You´ll love it. Oh and btw. Arriving Somewhere But not Here of Porcupine Tree would be awesome. The live version! Porcupine Tree, and later Steven Wilson, are GREAT live.

[@stashthevampede]

This band rules .steven Wilson also did stuff with opeth.

[@ArvoR]

and tons of extremely sad songs solo

[@EnriquePage91]

He produced them, he didn’t just do stuff with them! Don’t mean to be mean or anything… just saying :). He also produced their most famous album ever, blackwater park

[@charlieo.possum5501]

One vote here for "Porcupine Tree Wednesdays". Let's do it!

[@amanddaselva]

Yesssss

[@charlieo.possum5501]

@@amanddaselva Such a rich discography, ripe for the picking!!

[@sandimartens5174]

How about Time Flies , reminds me of Floyd by Porcupine Trees

[@markriggs8371]

Dark Matter is another song by them that is very much Pink Floyd inspired.

[@AN-uv5ci]

Finally, FINALLY, FFFFFFIIIIIIIINNNNNAAAAAAALLLLLLLYYYYYYYYY people who DONT stop a song every few seconds and kill the flow! Nice!

[@kevinhale1771]

I couldn't click on this fast enough. Thank you for giving PT some love!

[@bordjaholivier284]

for your information, Gavin Harrisson is multi style, he was in the past drummer for the band INCOGNITO

[@MyCrazyDogs32]

Don't know if it was mentioned already, the Alex Lifeson (guitarist from Rush) played the solo on this.

[@smokeyrameriz478]

And yes I'm aware we pronounced anesthetize wrong. I don't know why I didn't catch that when we were saying it but it was a long day.

[@buddysaile973]

For me at least, Steven Wilson is right up there with Tool and the other heavy hitters. Please do more PT/Steven Wilson, you guys will not regret exploring this music. Steven Wilson is the greatest musician nobody has heard of, and he always surrounds himself with other outstanding musicians.Thanks for posting!

[@Jmar1024]

So glad u guys finally got around to this band! Glad u putting ppl on to them not enough ppl know about them but they're up there with tool no lie! Thanks

[@m.94]

Yeah they are too good , they are in my top 10 bands

[@maxmaidment96]

I was waiting for this! Please do more from Porcupine Tree, another popular one that is similar to this is called "Arriving Somewhere But Not Here" Also the drummer is Gavin Harrison. He is one of the best. A song he plays with his new band that you should check out is called "White Mist" by The Pineapple Thief. You will love it.

[@floridabelle]

This #TOOLarmy member loves Porcupine Tree (PT). I'm so happy to see you reacting to this band. ❤️ Tool and PT turned me into a major progressive rock/metal fan. The amount of amazing music I've found in this genre is incredible!!

[@gabriellacsarsen7814]

The same here. I'm 50+ and I found this music for a couple of yers ago. Now I have Tool and PT almost on repeat from the first album to the last. I like Dream theater, rush and opeth too, but I find them a little harder to digest. Tool and PT...never🤩

[@squidly12009]

My introduction to prog was 2112 in 76. Shaped my music library for life. But fell deep for Dream Theater. Only just recently taking a deep listen to Tool, mainly because of the journey these two have been on here.

[@martyanthony3419]

word...

[@floridabelle]

@@gabriellacsarsen7814 I'm 70 (closer to 71), so have been through a lot of different genres over the years. I've not been able to get into Dream Theater. I do try every now and then though. Opeth...until I discovered their last two albums (In Cauda Venenum ((English version)) and (Sorceress) I couldn't listen due the the harsh growling. Their last 2 albums though, I can't get enough of. Same with Gojira (Magma); couldn't stand them until I googled which album had clean vocals, so now I can listen to those, and they're really good. I think you should give those a try. You may be as amazed as I still am. The other day I discovered a band called Wheel, and their album Moving Backwards, and Lucid Planet/Lucid Planet. If you're like me, you'll enjoy those as well. Oh, another one since I'm here typing.... band name Hats Off Gentlemen It's Adequate, album name Nostalgia for Infinity.

[@gabriellacsarsen7814]

@@floridabelle The growling is a big problem for me too. I like how opeth and gojira sound, but man...that growling...I didn't listen to opeth's last two albums yet, so I think I'l do it soon. Thanks for advice. I know Wheel and I like them very much. There is an ocean of good music out there waiting for us, so enjoy the ride:)

[@nexuslang]

You guys have won me over as reactors. Just in the last week I saw you react to Dream Theater, Tool and now Porcupine Tree - enjoy the world that's opening up to you! I encourage you to listen to more progressive rock & metal, especially Dream Theater (ok, I'm biased... but you appreciate the musical expertise!)

[@Hollywood6IX]

Thank you for this bro, we glad to have you along on our journey into great music...

[@Jason17300]

Arriving somewhere but not here (live)

[@closeencounter1954]

The live version from Tilburg is better, with more energy and you can feel the synergy between the band members.....

[@jcoludar]

100%%%%, most prog rock (DT excluded) sounds better live. King Crimson!!!!

[@xedasxedas]

I was going to say the exact same thing. The blu-Ray is mandatory for any PT fan.

[@coriaan]

I was at the concert in Tilburg. One of their last times... 😪

[@alihijazi4451]

The live version of this song from Tilburg is the very best live performance I've ever listened to. Unbelivably beautiful!

[@Hunkeykung]

@@coriaan you lucky f*cker!!!

[@stumbling_through_history]

Oh, man, you guys really need to check out Sound of Muzak from PT. The whole In Absentia album is just beautiful.

[@briankiefer4769]

Porcupine Tree is one of those rare bands that sounds better live than the studio version. Arriving Somewhere But Not Here Live. Check that out

[@jcoludar]

I bet that in a few weeks the Rappers will discover Steven Wilson, then onto his collabs with Akerfeldt, then onto Opeth, then - finally!!!! - onto King Crimson.

[@riddhimanmedhi99]

Thanks for the reaction guys! Glad you enjoyed. This is my favorite Porcupine Tree song

[@biffie186]

Now Arriving somewhere but not here live@ Tilburg (the Netherlands) yes yes I'm from the Netherlands and saw that live show back then 💪✌. Ps keep up the good work ❤

[@TruzFest]

Fuck im late to the party

[@codexrat]

On an interview Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) said that this entire album was inspired from a novel called "Lunar Park" by Bret Easton Ellis. The very first line of the novel are the same ones from this song! Btw Really enjoyed the reaction! No pauses, pure fun! Keep em coming!

[@platonicdescartes]

I didn't hear you mention it, but this concept album, "Fear of a Blank Planet", has a title that is a reference to the classic Public Enemy album, "Fear of a Black Planet". Figured, as rappers, you might dig that information.

[@staratlas7778]

Yess! Porcupine Tree is such an Amazing band guys! And Steven Wilson is such an amazing Songwriter and Composer, and in my humble opinion, This song is one of their best! And on a Side note! You recently reacted to Devin Townsend, which is one of my personal favorite Musicians out there! The songs Stormbending and Genesis! Incredible pieces of Music! He also has this album called Ghost, and it's one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Talk about going into a Trance! Haha. Take Care Guys, huge fan of your Reactions! You guys are Killing it! 🙂✌️

[@CO6883-o3c]

Ghost, Ki, and Casualties of Cool deserve way more attention 👍

[@PPTheKop]

Is it just me who finds the live version of PT ridiculously better than their studio versions? 🤔 I mean you get to see them play this entire song so effortlessly, smiling, enjoying what they do best. And you'll get to witness the beast that Galvin Harrison (the drummer) is. Do check them out in your own time. Next PT song has to be 'Way out of here' Live in Tilburg.

[@gabriellacsarsen7814]

It's not just you. IT IS BETTER! I hope too they'll react to Way out of here from the same show in Tilburg. I just love that song.

[@Hope-cm8fb]

Yesssss, Live from Tilburg is THE BEST . PT and Steven Wilson solo on the concerts are unforgetable experience 💚🍀🔥🔥🔥

[@biorythmicshifter]

I was fortunate enough to see them on this tour and see them perform this live, the venue was absolutely packed and you could literally hear a pin drop because the crowd was so engrossed listening...it was like a religious experience.

[@R4GE84]

My all time favourite band, listen to at least 1 of there songs every day for 15 years. Really nice to see others enjoying them makes me smile :) The Pineapple Thief have really grown on me as well just keeps getting better and better

[@kevinwener6114]

Glad you guys finally react to this song! Do the live one pleasee!!

[@porgy29]

One thing about prog is it is a broad classification of genres stretching from the 60's to today. You have very melodic and psychedelic bands like Caravan and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, more jazzy groups like King Crimson (who porcupine tree's lead singer Steven Wilson did all the remasters for), lighter groups like Gentle Giant and Spock's Beard, more technical groups like Rush and Emerson Lake and Palmer, and heavier groups like Dream Theater. While things like polyrhythms are not universal what is consistent is a willingness to play technically, not having to stick to basic song structures, and not being worried about its audience "not getting it."

[@robertwatson6485]

Boy did you two ever open a door to buckets of amazing music. Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson’s solo stuff are just full to the brim with great songs. A couple of my favorite chill songs are “Heart Attack in a Layby” (Porcupine Tree) and Song of the Unborn (Steven Wilson’s most recent solo album).

[@redwoodpunx9614]

Been a Porcupine Tree fan damn near 20 years. Stoked you guys did this one! If you do another PT song, may I recommend "Arriving Somewhere but not Here" (live from Octane Twisted-audio only, but a great live performance). And as far as I'm aware, the band never said where the name came from, but it seems like an inside joke!

[@gerarwhyxD]

Yeeeee i was waiting for this!!!!!

[@gabriellacsarsen7814]

Hatesong or Way out of here by Porcupine Tree, plz. And live, always live version

[@Drpwninflames]

Great reaction to a great band. Like some other's here I was late to the Porcupine Tree party, but I'm glad I found them. I would have recommended the Live version from the Netherlands over this studio version. The musicianship really stands out in the live performance. I agree with others suggesting Trains, Arriving Somewhere but not Here, and Blackest Eyes.

[@lyotimachida5380]

You guys are really surprising me with the picks ! Favorite Porcupine Tree song. I also suggest Open car and fear of a blank planet.

[@kevins.1435]

What do you get when you mix Radiohead and Pink Floyd and sprinkle on some Tool?? One hell of a band called Porcupine Tree!!! So glad you guys got to them! And you started with the perfect song because it showcases all that they do... next time you go on a road trip throw in the album Deadwing, hit play and just listen...... you will drive 100 miles in what feels like about 5 minutes because time will stop........

[@jameshotchkin8438]

If your gonna go down this rabbit hole then the next stop is King Crimson. The drummer for Porcupine Tree is Gavin Harrison. He is also one of the 3 drummers for King Crimson. King Crimson started in 1969 and are still around today. They inspired Tool. The song you need to hear is Starless. There is a live version from a couple of years ago where all 3 drummers are playing. Its Tool esque with the build up and the crescendo at the end.

[@thomazpacifico5850]

Another great song by Porcupine Tree is "Open Car"! But man, if you're digging this kind of stuff, please revisit Dream Theater! "As I Am", "Scene Six: Home", "A Nightmare to Remember"... all master pieces

[@nsudemon1]

Serious props for reacting to this one. Great choice.

[@socialdef3]

This is awesome! I genuinely enjoyed watching these dudes after doing the same with the live in Tilburg, Netherlands video. This song is just exquisite.

[@dandaris2153]

I saw Porcupine Tree opening for Opeth, in 2003. Was so cool ;)

[@3beard]

Steven Wilson is this generation’s Alan Parsons. He is committed to his craft like no one else today. All Porcupine Tree is better live, as most the other folks have said. Also, watch “Steven Wilson - Routine”, official video.

[@Nosferatu10]

Great reaction! First time seeing you guys, subscribed.

[@anycoveryoulike7510]

I saw Porcupine Tree live in Geneva last summer and they placed this song. Best concert moment I've ever experienced before

[@Maimeister76]

You need to see the live Version. The Drummer is godlike

[@AK-nq5fx]

The lead singer is called Steven Wilson ... a true musical genius, check out the wikipedia page about him. He collaborated with so many artists and plays in numorous bands.

[@xlerb_again_to_music7908]

A shorter PT work but to the same quality: "Trains". The guy behind this is Steve Wilson, who runs PT and plays his own stuff. SW / PT are all ab out heart and feels, not the $$ which dominates most music today. That's way this feels so good... Try "The Raven that Refused to Sing" - topic - what if you get old old, but realise you had lived all your life in fear. Brilliant work. I'd say there are two complete bands: for shorter, radio-orientated works: The Who (60's band, hard edged version of Beatles / Rolling Stones, try "Baba O'Riley") and SW/PT who are on the prog Yes / ELP side. These bands produce works of genius. If want some Yes, try "Siberian Khatru"; for ELP, try "Knife Edge".

[@jonkwape3097]

The solo is by Rush's guitar player btw:) Please check Arriving Somewhere But Not Here as well. Great song. And as a matter of fact it also features a solo by a guest guitarist - Mikael from Opeth. A masterpiece like Anesthetize is.

[@jonkwape3097]

Oh and by the way - how about more Opeth?

[@chriscoote2690]

Blackest Eyes or Hatesong (live version) Or Home invasion / Regret #9 - Steven Wilson

[@lagunapullinque2779]

Home Invasion/Regret#9 has THE best keyboard (Moog) and guitar solos ever made. Its up there with the old school great ones!

[@ChipMatthews]

@@lagunapullinque2779 Seriously. That guitar solo is just mind blowing.

[@m.94]

Porcupine tree - Russia on ice

[@stmayhem1]

Next PT song to react to "The Sky Moves Sideways" :)

[@adamhatten5651]

thank you for doing Porcupine Tree this band is also amazing. Listen to Trains, The Sound of Muzak, Arriving Somewhere But Not Here, Deadwing

[@m.94]

You should react to Porcupine tree - Russia on ice

[@tdonger]

gotta check out the live version. I usually don't say that but for this song.......this band........yes !

[@marcush1438]

live version from tilburg '09 is way better than the studio version. :/ good reaction though guys, keep it up. :)

[@TheAndreseao]

This is one of the Best bands in history 🤘🏼

[@ShaunNicolella]

Welcome to Porcupine Tree. They are my favorite band other than RUSH. Got literally addicted to them in 2005 to now. Gavin Harrison is amazing, very musical drumming. Plenty of material for ya'll to review. Shout out to you guys from up in Gainesville, GA. Check out Even Less from Octane Twisted live tour.

[@brandoncrow3741]

Great reaction guys. 😊 You delve deep in meanings, which makes it Interesting. Oh by the way, porcupines have quills.🤗

[@inkubuzz]

Porcupine Tree, my favorite band along Tool. Steven Wilson (singer and guitars) now went solo and has other incredible musicians on his roster. Check out Ancestral or Home Invasion/Regret #9. And if you are feeling down sometime, dont listeb to Routine... its only the saddest song ever written.

[@gabriellacsarsen7814]

Routine, yes! Very sad but so beautifull. I like Pariah too, Ninet has such an amaizing voice.

[@Comingforfootballfans]

That's God right there playing through the hands of Gavin Harrison. There is no other way to describe this masterpiece.

[@cjayhorton6356]

Glad you guys reacted to them. They are the modern day Pink Floyd.

[@darkhoundslobber2028]

If Pink Floyd went full prog. I love this band almost as much as Tool. Hopefully you do more of their music in the future. Their shit goes deep. Also, nitrous is a dissociative drug. Like, dissociating from reality, lol. A very apt name for sure. Love you guys!

[@stevepower1764]

Steven Wilson is amazing. Multi talented. First saw Porcupine Tree live way back in the 90's (yes I'm old haha) You might actually enjoy some of his solo stuff too. Check out "The Raven Who Refused To Sing" or more recently "Pariah"

[@paulrowlston4239]

Steve Wilson, arguably the most influential prog rock musician alive today (Routine will DESTROY YOU). Gavin Harrison, a drumming god, and look out for Alex Lifeson (from Rush) doing a guest solo. I approve, greatly!

[@jM-yx7ii]

Thank you guys, this is very nice to listening peoples with knowledges, but also interresting to listnening yours comments , also when this is not the same kind of music that you produce !

[@jainelson8840]

Fun fact: that solo in the first movement isn’t Carlos Santana but it is a guest performance by Alex Lifeson (guitar player from Rush) him and Steven Wilson (lead singer of this band) are tight buds. Every time I’ve seen Rush live, they play Porcupine Tree over the speakers pre-concert.

[@darkchiron]

They said it sounds like something Carlos Santana would play, which it does.

[@jainelson8840]

@darkchiron lol. I wasn’t correcting them, I knew they didn’t actually think that (so hard to convey intent in text) but yes, it absolutely does sound like something Santana would play.

[@massthetics1013]

This song is a masterpiece

[@porgy29]

What I love about Steven Wilson is his balance of prog and pop. Like he writes 12 minute long songs but peppers them with really melodic catchy hooks. Frankly some of his best stuff (PT and solo) is when he is trying to write straight up pop music and you get songs like piano lessons, 4 chords that made a million, and sound of muzak.

[@das4yyz887]

Well boys, welcome to the PT rabbit hole! Have fun

[@rusbell2981]

Rewatching in hopes that one day you'll return to Porcupine Tree and maybe reacted to their live versions of either Hatesong or Arriving Somewhere but Not Here. Im just so happy that you guys checked them out because not enough people react to them, I always highly recommend checking out their live versions but again I'm just happy you guys checked them out! Thank you so much for this and all your other amazing videos my fellow Ga boys! Keep killin it guys, you're the best reactors out there!!!

[@amanddaselva]

Arriving Somewhere But Not Here! It's a "must hear"!!!

[@jojogpt]

One wouldn't dare to have a prog band without a good drummer. :) Great reaction guys.

[@kelerenn]

Thanks, you finally did it

[@beelzebob23]

It's a Mr. Bungle reference. A band you most definitely must check out.

[@sidneymartin7346]

Most definitely would like to see some Mike Patton reactions. Best vocal range of ANY man. Proven.

[@beelzebob23]

@@sidneymartin7346 Its pretty crazy. 15 octaves or something like that.

[@beelzebob23]

lol. 6 Octaves. Looked it up. Some kind of record.

[@sidneymartin7346]

@@beelzebob23 Hey, it might as well be 15 octaves. Lol. Such talent!

[@PaulHilburger]

Guitar solo by Alex Lifeson from Rush

[@notsure1858]

The book of Porcupine Tree is vast and beautiful. I highly recommend live videos too.

[@thedarkness97]

The solo which you said sounded like a Santana solo, was written by Alex Lifeson of Rush..

[@IKwebz]

You need to check out Russia On Ice by them!

[@lowellupchurch1609]

Porcupine Tree "Time Flies"!!!!! Its so good

[@leoneverest]

Speaking of sit here all day music, you two should react to Dream Theater's A Change of Seasons.

[@gregmgm06]

My favorite band ever. Glad you guys are listening to them. Check out the singer/ songwriter solo material also, Steven Wilson.

[@tdonger]

Gavin Harrison and Danny Carey are my 2 favorite drummers ! And Neal Peart...RIP brother

[@davidbailey6397]

The video for this song is epic as well. Unless you’re prone to epileptic seizures.Very trippy.

[@Cletuskasady0]

Check out "Blackest eyes" by Porcupine Tree too

[@The_Fat_Turtle]

Porcupines love to climb trees and eat the bark. Even though they look slow and fat, they are pretty damn good climbers, so it's not weird to see them up pretty high just chilling out.

[@anfisechka]

This is the only explanation of the band name I have ever seen. And it sort of makes sense

[@gabriellacsarsen7814]

Live from Tilburg!!! Way better. Do it again!!!

[@krytenLister]

Welcome to the rabbit hole that is the world of Steven Wilson.