Media : 1 audio cd
Running Time :
Source : (private cassette deleted) > ORF (optim frog) > WAV
Rating : Ex rating
Artwork : unavailable
Comments: Subtitled "Words from a Hessian Sack". 80 minute tape - private pressing with booklet - reissued by Delerium in 1991 in a limited edition of 300 copies
SIDE A
1.Music for the Head - here (2.48)
2.Jupiter Island (6.13)
3.Nun's Cleavage - left (2.48)
4.Clarinet Vignette (1.22)
5.Nun's Cleavage -right (1.00)
6.Space Transmission (3.05)
7.Message from a Self-Destructing Turnip (0.30)
8.Radioactive Toy (5.55)
9.Towel (3.36)
10.Wastecoat (1.12)
11.Mute (8.11)
12.Music for the Head - there (1.31)
SIDE B
13.No Reason to Live, No Reason to Die (11.20)
14.Daughters in Excess (6.54)
15.The Cross / Hole (9.50)
16.Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape (10.48)
Most of these tracks appeared either on the album "On the Sunday of Life..." or the limited edition CD "Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape". However, for the CD issue tracks 3 and 4/5 were retitled "Third Eye Surfer" and "On the Sunday of Life..." respectively. Also the version of "Mute" here is an earlier mix.
ADVICE: When converting to CD, leave 0 seconds between songs.
STEVE WILSON:
There is a myth that has grown up around Porcupine Tree that it started out as a "joke" band. As usual this myth is probably mostly my fault and I may even have believed it myself at one stage. The truth is that the music was far from a joke, but the way it was first presented was. The tracks themselves were affectionate tributes to the music that myself and my friend Malcolm Stocks were listening to at the time. For example, the day after Malcolm bought a copy of Fred Frith's "Guitar Solos" album, we made the track "Wastecoat", a primitive copy of Frith's treated guitar style. Imitating is what most musicians start off doing (and some spend their whole career doing) - trying to learn how to make music by analysing how the artists they like make music and then copying it. That's what this nascent Porcupine Tree music is all about - these are pastiches, homages and tributes to what we liked listening to, each written, recorded and mixed in a matter of 2 or 3 hours.
Once I'd made the music I decided to compile some of it onto a tape as if it were a proper album. I dubbed fake applause on to some tracks (plus some booing taken from a concert on BBC radio 3) to create the "live" side of the album. I didn't know what I was going to do with it, it was purely for my own amusement and I only duplicated two copies - one each for myself and Malcolm. To go with the tapes we made up a text relating the entirely fictional history of Porcupine Tree (me) and Solomon St Jemain (Malcolm) that detailed a long history and string of albums the two had made leading up to this, their latest masterwork. We filled this fake history with a lot of psychedelic and hippy clichés, including drugs which we knew fuck all about, and politics (even less), but they seemed appropriate for the kind of "band" we had created. All of this certainly was a joke but it was never meant to be anything but a private one. I didn't think anyone would be interested in this kind of music anyway - this was the late eighties, a lean time for anything inspired by the music of the 1967-75 era. Or so I thought....
Then one day I bought a copy of UK music magazine Q and was surprised to see contemporary bedroom psychedelia songwriter Bevis Frond (aka Nick Saloman) reviewed favourably. I bought one of the albums, got the address and sent off a copy of my little tape to Nick. I think he kind of liked it, or bits of it anyway, as he rang me up one day and gave me a whole list of companies and fanzines that I should send it to, for which I'm eternally grateful to him (without whom...). So I duplicated and despatched a batch of tapes and made up a booklet with our fictional history and some other nonsense, under the ludicrous misapprehension that people would take it more seriously (!!!) if they thought it was a proper band with a history. Somehow it still picked up some favourable responses and I was able to sell a few mail order. Encouraged, I completed a second tape The Nostalgia Factory, this time pretty much on my own and without Malcolm egging me on, as he had moved off to Devon to live in a lone caravan in the middle of a field (no, really).
One of the people Nick had put me in touch with was Richard Allen at Freakbeat magazine, which basically homed in on and wrote about exactly what the mainstream music press didn't. At the time Richard and his partner Ivor Trueman were planning to start a label to release some of the music they were writing about. Richard selected a track from the second Porcupine Tree tape (Linton Samuel Dawson) for the first Delerium Record release, a double vinyl compilation "Psychedelic Psauna". In the meantime he also wrote a review of both cassettes in Freakbeat - it wasn't exactly an ecstatic review, but the tapes must have grown on him because first Delerium reissued them in cassette form with new covers (selling about 300 of each) and then Richard wrote to me and said he wanted to put out the tapes as two double albums. I thought about it but in the end decided a much better release could be made by compiling the strongest material onto one double LP, which subsequently became "On the Sunday of Life..." (1992). Aboutlf of the music from the cassettes found it's way onto this album and most of the remaining music was released on a limited edition (and long unavailable unless you feel like paying $100 on Ebay) CD called "Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape" in 1994 (also later reissued in a deluxe vinyl edit nby Gates of Dawn in 2000).
So all of the music ended up available elsewhere.... kind of. Actually, many tracks were different when they ended up on the two CD/vinyl releases - some were substantially remixed, many edited (sometimes by only a few seconds, but a few by considerably more) and some had additional reverb or echo effects added in an attempt to disguise their humble lo-fi origins. In addition many of the titles were changed. No-one has complained to my knowledge about these changes, but on the other hand there does seem to be a lot of trading of copies of the original cassettes going on, so I guess there is still a curiosity to hear them unedited and in the original sequence.
Of course, while I was making all this music something original seemed to poke through which became the basis for an original Porcupine Tree sound. By the time that original sound had been achieved a few years later, the music was so far removed from these early tapes - influenced as they were by a spirit of psychedelia that all but disappeared from my writing soon after - that I really wonder what people who came to the band through more recent work must make of this music. Some dismiss it as amateurish and of historical interest only, others seem to enjoy it's naive charm and psychedelic whimsy. As ever I find myself somewhere in the middle.
Media
: 1 audio cd
Running Time :
Source : (private cassette)
Rating : Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Comments: Subtitled "...and other tips for amateur golfers". 70 minute tape - private pressing with booklet - reissued by Delerium in 1991 in a limited edition of 300 copies
SIDE A
Hymn (1.22)
Footprints (5.56)
Linton Samuel Dawson (3.04)
And the Swallows Dance Above the Sun (4.12)
Queen Quotes Crowley (4.40)
No Luck With Rabbits (0.47)
Begonia Seduction Scene (2.34)
Colours Dance Angels Kiss (3.00)
Prayer (1.50)
The Nostalgia Factory (8.15)
SIDE B
This Long Silence (6.51)
Sinatra Rape Scene (0.39)
Hokey Cokey (5.05)
Landscare (3.16)
Delightful Suicide (1.12)
Nine Cats (3.51)
Split Image (1.58)
It Will Rain for a Million Years (10.50)
Note
Most of these tracks appeared either on the album "On the Sunday of Life..." or the limited edition CD "Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape". "Colours Dance Angels Kiss" and "Hokey Cokey" were later retitled "Track 11" and "Execution of the Will of the Marquis de Sade" respectively, "The Nostalgia Factory" is an earlier version to that on "On the Sunday of Life..." and "Queen Quotes Crowley" and "This Long Silence" are both about a minute longer than the versions later released on CD. An edit of the track "Sinatra Rape Scene" appears on "Up the Downstair" as "Monuments Burn into Moments"
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This is the text from the booklet which came with the tape of The Nostalgia Factory from 1991
Page 1
PORCUPINE TREE
play
THE NOSTALGIA FACTORY
&ldots;and other tips for amateur golfers
A NO MAN’S LAND RELEASE
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A DIVERSION
Lord Percy Blampton is sitting at the breakfast table one morning, reading his mail, when quite abruptly he takes a revolver from his pocket and blows his head off.
His brains make a delightful display on the newly decorated west-wing verandah.
Roger the butler, much distressed by this turn of events, handcuffs himself to the breakfast table and attempts to bury his head in a rum trifle.
There is a knock at the small trapdoor situated underneath Lord Blampton’swheelchair. A convoy of Estonian flowers arrangers and a inflatable Salman Rushdie precede the ghost of the recently deceased Lord Percy.
Percy attempts to indulge his headless corpse in a discussion about milk bottle top sculpture and the genius John Travolta. A heated argument ensues&ldots;
Eventually Both Sir Percy’s retire to the garden to perform an old Fred Astaire number, with a life sized photograph of Russ Abott as a suitable Ginger.
Lady Blampton is naturally bemused by these events. Her attention is drawn to an invitation card at the top of her husband’s pile of mail:
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THE NOSTALGIA FACTORY
Daily excursions to Inner Space (Body Optional)
An extract from our brochure&ldots;
"Tie one end of a piece of piano wire to an apollo 16 space shuttle, the other to the bumper of a formula one racing car, remembering to wrap the middle around the baby’s neck. Get Ted Moult to shout
"Right Jim!" and twanggggg! Bob is your Uncle, instant filling for crispy pancake rolls."
Send for our complete brochure now!
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Lady Blampton re-decorates the verandah later that Summer.
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the nostalgia factory
First Side - Love, Death and Mussolini
Hymn (Tree), 1.22
Footprints (Tree, Duffy), 5.56
Linton Samuel Dawson (Tree, Duffy), 3.04
And The Swallows Dance Above The Sun (Tree, Duffy), 4.12
Queen Quotes Crowly (St. Jemain), 4.40
Second Side - The Nostalgia Factory
No Luck With Rabbits (Underspoon), 0.47
Begonia Seduction Scene (Tree, Jemain), 2.34
Colours Dance Angles Kiss (Tree, Duffy) 3.00
Prayer (Tree), 1.50
The Nostalgia Factory (Tree, Duffy), 8.15
Third Side - This Long Silence
This Long Silence (Tree, Duffy), 6.51
Sinatra Rape Scene (Tree), 0.39
Hokey Cokey (Tree), 5.05
Landscape (Tree, Jemain), 3.16
Delight Suicide (Tree), 1.12
Fourth Side - It Will Rain For A Million Years
Nine Cats (Tree, Duffy), 3.51
Split Image (Tree, France), 1.58
It Will Rain For A Million Years (Tree), 10.50
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the nostalgia factory
The Delightful People Party to the Production
Firstly, it was necessary to invite the artist. That happens to be:
THE PORCUPINE TREE
- Acoustic Guitar
- Electric Guitar
- Bass Guitar
- Tamboura
- Flute
- Singing
- Keyboard Instruments
- Tape Processing
- Programming
Also invited were a selection of guest contributors. They were:
THE EXPANDING FLAN
- Drums
SOLOMON ST JEMAIN
- Electric Guitar
- Vocalising
MICHAEL FRANCE
- Prepared Tapes
- Piano
ALIX STRAIGHTER
- Laughter
ALAN IMAGINARY DUFFY
- Verse Butcher
The whole shebang was conducted and produced by JC Camillioni at No Man’s Land on 16 track and at Periscope Station on 8 track. Some of the music is taken from unproduced 4 track demos which were retouched at No Man’s Land.
Engineer for the sessions was Sebastian Tweetle-Blampton III
The Nostalgia Factory was recorded between Summer ’89 - Winter ’91.
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the nostalgia factory
CHAPTER 97 - THE PLOT THICKENS (An update to the unlikely history of Porcupine Tree)
A brief resume for those unacquainted with the story so far:
In 1973 a certain Solomon St. Jemain forms the INCREDIBLE EXPANDING MINDFUCK to satisfy an invitation to play support to MAN, EDGAR BROUGHTON and others at the Festival of Expanding Conciousness in Paris. Jemain attempts to incite riot and is jailed for 21 days where much of the first LP is "composed".
"Ectoplasm Spasm" emerges in early 1975 on the JEFFERSON-BRYCE label containing such gems as "Nations At Peace" (later covered by Donovan but unreleased), "Queen Quotes Crowley" and the 26 minute tittle track.
Sales barely top 1000 but the IEM become overnight sensations with the Paris underground.
Jemain puts together a permanent band and a lenghty tour of Europe results in a double live LP called "My Head Has Not Become A Cricket Pitch (But Is Flying To Venus As We Speak)" in late 1976. The LP is more successful than the fist and one track called "Mutate Baby" becomes the band’s most requested piece and gains play on pirate radio stations.
Jemain is disillusioned bu the rising tide of punk and plans for a new record are scrapped when Jermain leaves France to "find himself".
In 1981 Jemain is reunited with his ex-drummer THE EXPANDING FLAN who introduces him to a brilliant young musician called the PORCUPINE TREE.
The three become good friends and produce hours of experimental tapes on Flan’s houseboat. Much of this material emerges in the form of a 3 LP set on the CRUMB label in 1982 called "Music To Blow Your Mind By" (due for release in cassette format by No Man’s Land in 1992).
In 1993 on the eve of the band’s plans to record a single called "Radioactive Toy" Tree is deported on a drug related charge and the two factions decide to continue working on their own projects and communicating through bizarre cassette tapes. A mutual cassette label GODHEAD INDUSTRIES is formed and The Incredible Expanding Mindfuck’s "To Darling Lizzie A Noble Cardboard Box" and Porcupine Tree’s "I PROCLAIM MYSELF GOD!"
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are released in 1985 and sold to a growing core of fanatic fans in both countries.
In 1986 Jemain and Flan are able to travel to England to join Porcupine Tree’s new band which is assembled from some of the musicians and freaks living and working at Tree’s Periscope Station studio in Devon. The first venture is a selection of British concerts and a cassette release of experimental jams and prelimenary sketches called "Cream Cakes For Everyone!".The tour culminates in a performance on the second stage at Glastonbury and a session for French radio.
The band have just begun recording their first LP when Jermain is traced and deported. The loss significantly affects the band and the LP "Tarquin’s Seaweed Farm" does not emerge for another year, though by this time it has become a double play cassette with a live LP included as well as the studio tracks.
The reviews for Tarquin are excellent with many fanzines proclaiming it to be the finest example of modern psychedelia they have yet heard.
Since then Porcupine Tree has had numerous offers to record for independent labels. While details are being finalised he has chosen to release this double LP in cassette form. The First side of the LP was originally released as a cassette EP called "Love, Death And Mussolini" with out-takes and demos taking it up to LP length.
However Tree was always unhappy with this arrangement and so in the Spring/Summer of 1990 Tree returned to No Man’s Land studios to complete a further set of compositions from which the remaining music on this LP was selected.
Those of you who are familiar with the "Tarquin" double LP will recognize a powerful development in the Porcupine Tree’s sound with more emphasis on detail and less on rambling solos (inspired though they were). Much of the music was recorded by Tree alone or with various guest musicians.
The result is both the most peculiar and most accessible set of music the Tree has yet recorded. It continues his obsession with combining psychedelic music of the sixties and seventies with the technology of the eighties and nineties. As Tree said, "Too many so called modern psychedelic bands reject technology in favour of recreating yesterday’s sound. To reject the sampler or even the drum machine is to deny the spirit that experimental music should always be made in. These musicians become nothing more than a nostalgia factory".
The tittle then, is with tongue firmly in cheek.
Andrew Paughley - 6th JANUARY 1991
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TIME FOR THE PORCUPINE TREE TO EXPLAIN HIMSELF
I HAVE NOTHING TO SAY
EXCEPT&ldots;.
I wanted this to be a whirling light from the other end of the stars.
I wanted it to sound like planets exploding and then onthe other hand like a desert wind.
Sometimes this is difficult.
To obtain quality it is important to record in the best environment with the best people. So I did (except "Begonia" which was recorded on my front lawn) and I thank you all.
I wanted it to be a double album (like the last one) in loving memory of Ken Dodd and Donovan. People try to tell me they’re not dead yet but I know differently.
All the words were written by Allan Duffy except on the instrumentals were they weren’t written at all (or if they were then they served no purpose and so were not used).
I like Instrumentals.
But I also like songs. I’ve tried to keep more of a balance on this album.
There were too many instrumentals (or songs without words as I already explained) on the last one.
When I recorded it I imagined it as a double album. I love double albums, don’t you? Isn’t "Ummagumma" a riot? And "Tago Mago" a scream?
Donovan did a good one too.
That’s why I divided this album into four sides although it’s on 2 sides of a cassette. When it comes out on CD it will seem even more ridiculous.
But I don’t care.
When you play it perhaps you’ll humour me and mime turning over the sides of the record? Perhaps someone else will humour me and press the record up.
I think the next one will be a triple album. Don’t you just love triple albums?
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time: (61:35) (70:20)
Source: Studio Outakes
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : unavailable
Disc One
Even Less (I) (6:45)
Pure Narcotic (5:03)
Slave Called Shiver (4:31)
Don't Hate Me (8:21)
This is No Rehearsal (3:46)
Baby Dream in Cellophane (3:26)
Stranger by the Minute (4:35)
A Smart Kid (5:50)
Stop Swimming (7:02)
Ambulance Chasing (6:42)
Even Less (II) (7:34)
Disc Two
Even Less (Extended) (14:30)
Piano Lessons (4:46)
Baby Dream in Cellophane (II) (3:09)
I Fall (4:08)
Slave Called Shiver (II) (5:32)
Don't Hate Me (8:08)
Disappear (6:17)
Ambulance Chasing (II) (6:57)
Tinto Brass (9:57)
Stop Swimming (II) (6:52)
Media:
1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Demo's
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
Chloroform
Drown With Me
Demo I
Imogen Slaughter
Cut Ribbon
Trains ( extended version )
Lips of Ashes
Wedding Nails
The creator has a master tape
Strip the sould / .3
Wedding Nails - Undertow Mix
Chloroform ( instrumental mix )
Media:
1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Studio outtakes
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
0 1 O r c h i d i a
0 2 T r a i n s
0 3 L i p s O f A s h e s
0 4 W e d d i n g N a i l s
0 5 3 .
0 6 T h e C r e a t o r H a s A M a s t e r t a p e
0 7 S t r i p T h e S o u l
0 8 C u t R i b b o n
0 9 D r o w n W i t h M e
1 0 C h l o r o f o r m
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: BBC Broadcast
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
BBC Studios Manchester England Dec 6th 1993
Radioactive Toy
Burning Sky (Part One)
Burning Sky (Part Two)
Always Never
Comment Radio Broadcast (Mark Radcliffe Show)
BBC Studios Manchester England Jan 30th 1995
The Moon touches your shoulder
The sky moves sideways
Phase I - part 1
Phase I - part 2
Phase II - (extract)
BBC Studios Newcastle England May 14 1996
Waiting
Radioactive Toy
Media:
1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Soundboard Source > ?? > CDR > EAC > WAV > Soundforge 6.0
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : unavailable
Comments
I'm afraid I don't know what happened with this before it appeared on CDR. Soundforge was used to remove some glitches and CDWave was used to re-track.
Please note: There is a glitch 51 seconds into Not Beautiful Anymore that i just couldn't remove. It doesn't even last for a second, but it is noticeable.
This is a nice recording of Porcupine Tree's second ever show. Voyage 34 and the second half of Burning Sky were used on the rare and long-deleted limited-edition cassette/vinyl release of "Spiral Circus". All tracks for that release were recorded directly from the mixing desk to Cassette or DAT, so it's entirely possible that this recording also went through that process.
1. Burning Sky (10:48)
2. Voyage 34 (5:18)
3. Radioactive Toy (9:33)
4. Up The Downstair (7:02)
5. Not Beautiful Anymore (8:51)
Media: 1 DVD
Format : no menu, no song chapters
Running Time:
Source: see comments
Audio Quality: Ex-/A+ rating
Video Quality: Ex-/A+ rating
Artwork : un available
CLUB NIEUWE PUL UDEN 7th JAN 94
Comments : This is a single camera shoot from the back of the hall. Quite dark but an interesting look at PT in the early days!
1. Burning Sky
2. Radioactive Toy
3. Up the Downstair
4. Always Never
5. Voyage 34 Parts 1-2
DEN BOSCH 10th FEB 1995
Comments : This is in fact a multi camera "pro shot" version. Video and audio arent top notch due to the age of the show but it is very very watchable!
1. The Sky Moves Sideways - Phase 1
2. The Sky Moves Sideways - Phase 2
3.Radioactive Toy
4. Moonloop
5. The Moon Touches Your Shoulder
6. Dislocated Day
7. Burning Sky
8. Always Never
9. Up The Downstair
10. Not Beautiful Anymore
EXTRAS - Steve Wilson & Chris Maitland
Comments : Taken from a webcast, low volumne level and dark picture, interesting watch.
Acoustic set
1. Pure Narcotic
2. Feel So Low
3. A Smart Kid
Media:
1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Soundboard Source > ?? > CDR > EAC > WAV > Soundforge 6.0 > CDWave
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : unavailable
Comments
I'm afraid I don't know what happened with this before it appeared on CDR. Soundforge was used to remove some minor glitches and CDWave was used to re-track.
Please note: Not Beautiful Anymore cuts out rather abruptly at the end, but I left it like that rather than lose any music due to fading.
Again, this is another nice soundboard recording of early Porcupine Tree. They only played 7 shows in 1994 and it's nice to have a decent recording from that era when songs from Up The Downstair were still prominant in the setlist. From here on in The SKy Moves Sideways would start entering into the equasion...
1. Up The Downstair (8:14)
2. Always Never (7:56)
3. Radioactive Toy (10:35)
4. Burning Sky (11:36)
5. Not Beautiful Anymore // (6:42)
Media : 1 audio cd
Running Time :
Source : Audience
Rating : Ex- rating
Artwork : available
Comments: minor drop outs in sound occassionaly
up the downstairs 08:23:46
the sky movies sideways 06:30:33
radioactive toy 09:36:50
moonloop 11:16:43
always never 08:43:07
burning sky 12:06:03
not beautiful anymore 07:19:05
Media:
1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex-/A+ rating ( lower than norm recording level and a little bass heavy )
Artwork : un available
Comments: I'm afraid I don't know what happened with this before it appeared on CDR. Soundforge was used to remove some minor glitches and clean up some cuts during some crowd noise. CDWave was used to re-track.
Track Listing:
1. Up The Downstair; (9:57)
2. Is...Not (6:03)
3. Radioactive Toy ;(10:11)
4. Moonloop ;(10:37)
5. Always Never ;(8:28)
6. Burning Sky ;(12:08)
7. Not Beautiful Anymore ;(8:31)
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time: 75 min approx
Source: audience ( from 1st generation tape, LDB Special Series #23 )
Quality: Ex- Rating
Artwork : un available
01.The sky moves sideways (phase 1)
02.The sky moves sideways (phase 2) - aka Is...Not
03.Radioactive toy
04.Moonloop
05.The moon touches your shoulder
06.Always never
07.Dislocated day
08.Burning sky
09.Not beautiful anymore
Steve Wilson - (a lot of) guitars, (very little) vocals
Chris Maitland - drums, percussions
Colin Edwin - bass
Richard Barbieri - (a lot of) keyboards, effects
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source:
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork :
1. Signify
2. The Sky Moves Sideways (phase one)
3. Radioactive Toy
4. Waiting (phase one)
5. Moonloop
6. Dislocated Day
7. Off The Map
8. Dark Matter
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time: 72 min approx
Source: Audience
Quality: Ex- / A+ rating
Artwork : un available
Set 1
01 The Sky Moves Sideways Pt 1,
02 Is...Not/RadioactiveToy,
03 Moonloop, / The Moon Touches Your Shoulder,
04 Dislocated Day,
05 Burning Sky,
06 Up The Downstair
07 Not porcupine tree ( different recording )
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Set 1
01 Idiot Prayer
02 The Sky Moves Sideways (Phase One)
03 Waiting (Phase One)
04 The Nostalgia Factory
05 Moonloop
06 Dislocated Day
07 Radioactive Toy
08 Burning Sky
09 Voyage 34 (Phase One)
Media: audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
01 Idiot Prayer 7:22
02 Sky moves Sideways/Is Not 13:03
03 Waiting 4:50
04 Nostalgia Factory 5:40
05 Moon Touches your Shoulder 11:53
06 Moon Touches /Always Never 10:56
07 Signify 5:46
07 Up the Downstair 8:03
08 Radioactive Toy 12:12
Media: 1 DVD
Format : NTSC, no menu, no song chapters
Running Time: 81:58
Source: Audience
Audio Quality: Ex rating
Video Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
The Sky moves sideways Pt 1
Waiting Pt 1
is...Not/Radioactive Toy
Moonloop
Dislocated Day
Moon Touches your shoulders
Always Never
Burning Sky
----Encore----
Signify
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1:
01 - Bornlivedie / Signify [6:26]
02 - Waiting [10:08]
03 - The Sky Moves Sideways [13:17]
04 - Sleep Of No Dreaming [5:49]
05 - Idiot Prayer [7:36]
06 - Dark Matter [7:57]
07 - Dislocated Day [6:06]
Disc 2:
01 - Moonloop [12:31]
02 - Radioactive Toy [12:18]
03 - Linton Samuel Dawson [6:07]
Media: 1 DVD
Format : PAL Menu & Song Chapters
Running Time: 1 hour approx
Source: TV broadcast
Audio Quality: Ex- / A+ rating
Video Quality: A rating ( very grainy high genneration tape transfer )
Artwork : un available
Waiting
Dislocated Day
Signify
Radioactive Toy
The Moon Touches Your Shoulder
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time: 119:33 2CD
Source: Soundboard ( cdr>EAC>wav>remastered w/Nero Wave Editor )
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
Preface (by remasterer)
To begin with this remaster has been quite an adventure in making. It started out as an attempt to improve on an inferior copy of this show. A copy that had numerous pops and gaps. There were also a couple spots on the disc that had some jitter. It was determined that the overall bass sound needed to be increased. Much time was spent trying to clean up the imperfections. The bass was increased to a pleasing level. While this made some improvement in the overall sound, a completely clean copy was not to be had. The jitter problem could not be reduced at all. What should have been done in the first place now became apparent, a clean copy was in need to be found. At this point a fellow trader came forth, on his own, offering just that. With a clean copy all that had to be done was to increase the bass frequency. This remaster may be a subtle change to many. If you have a decent sound system, like one with a sub woofer, the difference is very clear. Compared to the sound of the original Colin's bass now rumbles adaquately. In addition a cover with title is now available and the wave files have been converted to shn format. This is an awesome show. It is widely considered by many as the best Signify era recording.
Disc One
1. The Sky Moves Sideways (Phase One)
2. Signify
3. Waiting (Phase One) > Waiting (Phase Two)
4. Sleep Of No Dreaming
5. Up The Downstair
6. The Moon Touches Your Shoulder
7. Always Never
8. Dislocated Day
Disc Two
1. Moonloop
2. Sever
3. Radioactive Toy
4. Voyage 34 (Phase One)
5. Not Beautiful Anymore
Media : 2 audio cd's
Running Time : D1 - 68,04 D2 - 27,14
Source : Audience
Rating : Ex rating
Artwork : available
Disc 1
Even Less
Signify
Waiting Parts 1 & 2
Sleep of no dreaming
Up the downstairs
This is no rehearsal
The moon touches your shoulder
Ambulance chasing
Moonloop
Disc 2
Voyage 34
Encore : Dislocated Day
Encore : Radioactive Toy
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : unavailable
disc 1
01 Even Less
02 Waiting (Phase One)
03 Waiting (Phase Two)
04 Sleep Of No Dreaming
05 Up The Downstair
06 Always Never
07 Moonloop
08 Signify
disc 2
01 Voyage 34 (Phase One)
02 Dislocated Day
03 Radioactive Toy
04 Ambulance Chasing
05 This is no rehearsal
06 Dislocated Day
07 Radioactive Toy
08 Not Beautiful Anymore
09 Nine Cats
disc 1 - 8 tracks
tracks 4 - 8 from DePul, Uden (NL) 18th April 1998 ( different order to my alternative recording ?? )
Track 9 Promo Tape
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time:
Source: Audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : unavailable
Disc One
Even Less
Waiting (Phase One) > Waiting (Phase Two)
Sleep Of No Dreaming
Up The Downstair
This Is No Rehearsal
Ambulance Chasing
Disc Two
Moon Touches Your Shoulder / Always Never
Signify
Voyage 34
Dislocated Day
Radioactive Toy
Not Beautiful Anymore
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Soundboard ( ? > WAV > SHN )
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : unavailable
Disc One:
1. Even Less
2. Piano Lessons
3. Waiting (Part One)
4. Up The Downstair
5. Don't Hate Me (introduction)
6. Don't Hate Me
7. Signify
8. Pure Narcotic
9. A Smart Kid
10. Voyage 34
Disc Two:
1. Slave Called Shiver
2. Tinto Brass
3. Sky Moves Sideways (Phase One)
4. Nine Cats
5. Dislocated Day
6. Radioactive Toy
Media: 1 DVD
Format : NTSC 4:3 DVD ( no menu or song chapters )
Running Time: 1:15:33
Source: audience
Audio Quality: Ex- rating
Video Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Comments : The DVD was made from a single audience video capture using zooms on the featured musicians.
Even Less
Piano Lessons
Waiting - Phase 1
Don't Hate Me
Signify
Pure Narcotic
A Smart Kid
Voyage 34 – Phase 1
The Sky Moves Sideways - Phase 1
---Encore---
Radioactive Toy
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Tracklist:
1. Introduction
2. Pure Narcotic
3. A Smart Kid
4. Baby Dream In Cellophane
5. Waiting (Phase 1)
6. Nine Cats
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Soundboard
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Even Less
Piano Lessons
Waiting
Up The Downstair
Don't Hate Me
Signify
Pure Narcotic
A Smart Kid
Voyage 34
Stop Swimming
Tinto Brass
The Sky Moves Sideways
---Encore---
Dislocated Day
---Encore---
Radioactive Toy
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time:
Source:
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork :
Disc 1:
1. Introduction
2. Even Less
3. Piano Lessons
4. Waiting (phase one)
5. Up The Downstair
6. Don't Hate Me
7. Signify
8. Pure Narcotic
Disc 2:
1. A Smart Kid
2. Voyage 34
3. Tinto Brass
4. The Sky Moves Sideways (phase one)
5. Nine Cats
6. Dislocated Day
7. Radioactive Toy
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork :
Disc 1:
1. Lightbulb Sun
2. Four Chords That Made A Million
3. Even Less
4. Slave Called Shiver
5. Sleep Of No Dreaming
6. Up The Downstair
7. Where We Would Be
8. Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
9. Russia On Ice
Disc 2:
1. Tinto Brass
2. Hatesong
3. Shesmovedon
4. Stop Swimming
5. Pure Narcotic
6. A Smart Kid
7. Voyage 34
8. Waiting (phase one)
9. Signify
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Internet Broadcast from Soundboard ( Total Recorder/WaveLab/SHN using MKW )
Quality: Ex rating )
Artwork : front cover only,
CD 1
1. Even Less
2. Slave Called Shiver
3. Shemovedon
4. Up The Downstair
5. Lightbulb Sun
6. Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
7. Russia On Ice
CD 2
1. Pure Narcotic
2. Where We Would Be
3. Hatesong
4. Tinto Brass
5. Stop Swimming
6. Voyage 34
7. Radioactive Toy
Media:
1 DVD
Format : NTSC, Menu including song chapters
Running Time:
Source: audience ( cam on tripod !!! )
Audio Quality: Ex rating
Video Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Even Less
Slave Called Shiver
Shemovedon
Up The Downstair
Lightbulb Sun
Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
Russia On Ice
Pure Narcotic
Where We Would Be
Hatesong
Tinto Brass
Stop Swimming
Voyage 34
Radioactive Toy
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex / Ex- rating
Artwork : unavailable
CD1:
Even Less [6:54]
Slave Called Shiver [5:40]
Shesmovedon [6:54]
Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled [5:39]
Lightbulb Sun [5:47]
Where We Would Be [4:59]
Hatesong [8:43]
Waiting (Phase 1) [5:07]
Sleep Of No Dreaming [5:49]
Tinto Brass [7:02]
Stop Swimming [8:19]
CD2:
Pure Narcotic [5:20]
Up The Downstair [7:42]
Russia On Ice [12:27]
Signify [5:55]
Radioactive Toy [7:41]
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: A+ / Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Comments : the setlist played backwards !!!
Disc One
1. Radioactive Toy
2. Signify
3. Waiting (Phase One)
4. Tinto Brass
5. Tinto Brass (Restarted)
6. Hatesong
7. Stop Swimming
8. Where We Would Be
9. Feel So Low
Disc Two
1. Russia On Ice
2. Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
3. Lightbulb Sun
4. Up The Downstair
5. Shesmovedon
6. Slave Called Shiver
7. Even Less
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Comments: First show of the 2002 "In Absentia" tour, first show with Gavin & John.
CD1
1. The Creator Has A Mastertape*
2. Waiting (Part I)
3. Shesmovedon
4. Buying New Soul*
5. Even Less
6. Slave Called Shiver
7. The Sound Of Muzak*
8. Wedding Nails*
9. Pure Narcotic
CD2
1. Hatesong
2. Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth
3. Stop Swimming
4. Strip The Soul*
5. E: Dark Matter
6. Tinto Brass
Filler: Bowery Ballroom, NYC 7/24/02
7. Blackest Eyes*
* Live Premiere
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality:
Artwork : un available
Comments: Second show of the 2002 "In Absentia" tour, second show with Gavin & John.
CD1
1. Blackest Eyes*
2. Waiting (Part I)
3. Shesmovedon
4. Even Less
5. Slave Called Shiver
6. The Sound Of Muzak
7. Pure Narcotic
8. Hatesong
CD2
1. Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth
2. Stop Swimming
3. Strip The Soul
4. E1: Buying New Soul
5. Wedding Nails
6. E2: Intro**
7. Dark Matter (Part I)**
8. Dark Matter (Part II)
9. Tinto Brass
Filler: Middle East, Boston, MA 7/22/02
10. The Creator Has A Mastertape*
* Live Premiere
** Patched from alternate source
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Sony ECM-MS907 stereo mic > Sharp MD-SR60 minidisc recorder
Transfer: Sony MDS-JE520 MD deck > PC > CoolEdit > CDWAV > SHN
Quality: Ex- / A+ rating ( sound a little hollow and slight echoe , lack strenght but a good recording )
Artwork : un available
Show Notes: Recorded from the center back of the hall.
There's about 20 seconds of "Hatesong" missing during the end guitar solo due to a MD switch.
Disc 1:
01 The Creator Has A Mastertape - 5:26
02 Waiting Phase One - 5:04
03 shesmovedon - 5:48
04 Buying New Soul - 7:00
05 Even Less - 7:15
06 Slave Called Shiver - 4:58
07 The Sound Of Muzak - 7:22
08 Blackest Eyes - 5:26
09 Pure Narcotic - 5:35
Disc 2:
01 Hatesong - 8:39
02 band introductions - 2:17
03 Last Chance To Evacuate... - 5:18
04 Stop Swimming - 6:43
05 Strip The Soul - 8:08
06 Dark Matter - 9:02
07 Tinto Brass - 7:40
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
Disc 01
01. Blackest Eyes
02. Waiting
03. Shemovedon
04. Buying New Soul
05. Even Less
06. Slave Called Shiver
07. The Sound of Muzak
08. Wedding Nails
09. Pure Narcotic
10. Hatesong
Disc 02
01. Band Introductions
02. Last Chance to Evacuate Earth Before It Is Recycled
03. Strip the Soul
04. Dark Matter
05. Tinto Brass
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience, ( Core Sound Binaurals > Sony DAT D7 > SB Live > WavLab > CD Wave )
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : unavailable
intro tape
Blackest Eyes
Sound of Muzak
Gravity Eyelids
Prodigal
Even Less
Hatesong
Heartattack in a Layby
Strip the Soul
Tinto Brass
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
CD1:
1. Blackest Eyes
2. The Sound of Muzak
3. Gravity Eyelids
4. Even Less
5. Slave Called Shiver
6. Wedding Nails
7. Last Chance To Evacuate The Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
8. Hatesong
9. Prodigal
10. Waiting (Part I)
CD2
1. A Smart Kid
2. The Creator Has A Mastertape
3. Heart Attack In A Layby
4. Strip The Soul
Encores:
5. Happy Birthday to Steve Wilson (with cake/candles)
6. Dark Matter
7. Tinto Brass
Media: 1 DVD
Format :
Running Time:
Source: Pro shot internet stream
Audio Quality: Ex rating
Video Quality: Ex- ( bit pixilated due to internet stream )
Artwork : un available
Blackest Eyes
The Sound Of Muzak
Gravity Eyelids
Even Less
Slave Called Shiver
Wedding Nails
Prodigal
Hatesong
A Smart Kid
Shesmovedon
Heart Attack In A Layby
Strip The Soul
Dark Matter
Tinto Brass
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: soundboard
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
Disc 1
Electric
01. Intro
02. Interview with Steven Wilson
03. Blackest Eyes
04. Sound Of Muzak
05. Interview with Steven Wilson
06. Gravity Eyelids
07. Wedding Nails
08. Interview with Steven Wilson
09. Heartattack In A Layby
10. Even Less
11. Slave Called Shiver
Disc 2
01. Interview with Steven Wilson
02. Strip The Soul
03. Tinto Brass
04. FM show outro
Acoustic
05. Interview with Steven Wilson
06. Pure Narcotic
07. Sound Of Muzak
08. Interview with Steven Wilson
09. Prodigal
Trks 5 to 9 XM Cafe " Build your own show "
"Academic", Academy 2, Manchester, UK, 5 March, 2003
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time 56:41 & 47:37 Total: 104:18
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : http://www.ministry-of-information.co.uk/trade/cover.htm
Disc 1 [56:41]:
1: Intro
2: Blackest Eyes
3: The Sound 0f Muzak
4: Gravity Eyelids
5: Even Less
6: Slave Called Shiver
7: Wedding Nails
8: Buying New Soul
9: Hatesong
Disc 2 [47:37]:
1: Shesmovedon
2: Waiting phase one
3: The Creator Had A Mastertape
4: Heartattack In A Layby
5: Strip The Soul
6: Dark Matter
7: Tinto Brass
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1
01 Blackest Eyes - 5:57
02 The Sound Of Muzak - 6:15
03 Gravity Eyelids - 7:41
04 Even Less - 7:14
05 Slave Called Shiver - 5:20
06 Wedding Nails - 6:08
07 Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled - 5:07
08 Hatesong - 8:49
Disc 2
09 Waiting Phase One - 4:56
10 The Creator Has A Mastertape - 5:40
11 Heartattack In A Layby - 4:32
12 Shesmovedon - 6:32
13 Strip The Soul - 9:31
14 Dark Matter - 9:21
15 Tinto Brass - 7:25
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- / A+ rating
Artwork :
Disc 1:
1. Blackest Brass
2. The Sound Of Muzak
3. Gravity Eyelids
4. Even Less
5. Slave Called Shiver
6. Wedding Nails
7. Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
8. Hatesong
9. Stop Swimming
Disc 2:
1. The Creator Has A Mastertape
2. Heartattack In A Layby
3. Strip The Soul
4. Dark Matter
5. Tinto Brass
Media: 2 audio cd's
Running Time: (46:29) (39:52)
Source: audience ( * From Minidisc source. Rest from DAT master DSM6s/L mics )
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
Disc 1
Blackest Eyes*
Shesmovedon*
Gravity Eyelids*
Fadeaway*
Futile
Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
Hatesong
Disc 2
Russia On Ice
The Moon Touches Your Shoulder
Wedding Nails
Even Less
Trains
Media: 1 DVD
Running Time
Source: TV broadcast
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : available
Comments: A few extra goodies tacked on the end for good measure.
01. Interview Prelude
02. Blackest Eyes
03. Sound Of Muzak
04. Interview Part One
05. Gravity Eyelids
06. Interview Part Two
07. Trains
08. Credits
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Intro;
Wedding Nails;
The Sound Of Muzak;
Gravity Eyelids;
Blackest Eyes;
Hatesong; Fadeaway;
The Creator Has A Mastertape;
Feel So Low;
Russia On Ice;
Futile;
A Smart Kid;
Strip The Soul;
Tinto Brass;
Even Less;
Trains
Media: 1 DVD
Format : PAL 4:3 No menu or chapters
Running Time:
Source: Audience ( very steady, very little obstruction, sharp close ups )
Audio Quality: Ex- rating
Video Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Intro
Wedding Nails
The Sound of Muzak
Gravity Eyelids
Last Chance To Evacuate Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled
Hatesong
Fadeaway
Russia On Ice
Futile
Feel So Low
Strip The Soul
Tinto Brass
---first encore---
Dark Matter
---second encore---
Even Less
Trains
Media: 1 DVD
Format : no menu or song chapters
Running Time:
Source: audience
Audio Quality: Ex- / A+ rating
Video Quality: A+ rating ( poor video angle giving rise to a lot of crowd obstruction )
Artwork : un available
Intro;
Wedding Nails;
The Sound Of Muzak;
Gravity Eyelids;
Shesmovedon;
Hatesong;
Fadeaway;
The Creator Has A Mastertape;
The Moon Touches Your Shoulder;
Russia On Ice;
Futile;
Feel So Low;
Strip The Soul;
Even Less;
Trains
Media:
2 audio cd's
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork :
Disc 1:
1. Intro
2. Wedding Nails
3. The Sound Of Muzak
4. Gravity Eyelids
5. (Song Introduction)
6. Shesmovedon
7. Hate Song
8. Fadeaway
9. The Creator Has A Mastertape
10. The Moon Touches Your Shoulder
Disc 2:
1. Russia On Ice
2. Futile
3. Feel So Low
4. (Song Introduction)
5. Stip The Soul
6. Even Less
7. Trains
8. (Applause)
9. Blackest Eyes
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1
Intro,
Deadwing,
Sound of Muzak,
Lazarus,
Halo,
Smart Kid,
Hate Song,
Arriving Somewhere But Not Here,
Fadeaway,
Burning Sky,
Start of Something,
Disc 2
Blackest Eye,
Even Less,
Shemovedom,
Trains
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience ( CoreSound binarual mics > bass rolloff/battery box 117hz > Sharp MD190 in LP2 mode )
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1
01 Intro
02 Deadwing
03 Sound of Muzak
04 Lazarus
05 Halo
06 A Smart Kid
07 Hate Song
08 Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
Disc 2
01 Fadeaway
02 Burning Sky
03 Shallow
04 Start of Something Beautiful
05 Blackest Eyes
06 Even Less
07 She's Moved On
08 Trains
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience ( PROGTROL ROIO RECORDINGS - PPR04)
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : available
Notes : notes from the taper: nice little "trainwreck" during Trains when Steven Wilson breaks a string:-)
The bonustrack was also recorded on the same date and venue.
Disc One
1. Intro (03:22:58)
2. Deadwing (09:33:01)
3. The Sound Of Muzak (05:44:42)
4. Lazarus (04:08:13)
5. Halo (06:02:45)
6. A Smart Kid (05:18:58)
7. Hatesong (08:42:52)
8. Arriving Somewhere But Not Here (13:14:39)
9. Fadeaway (05:44:49)
10.Burning Sky (07:55:33)
Disc Two
1. Mellotron Scratching (07:55:57)
2. Blackest Eyes (04:34:07)
3. Even Less (09:44:56)
Encores:
4. Shesmovedon (05:26:30)
5. Trains (07:58:08)
Bonus track:
6. Anathema - Comfortably Numb (07:06:02)
(cover Pink Floyd)
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1:
Deadwing
Sound of Muzak
Lazarus
Shallow
A Smart Kid
Hatesong
Arrving Somewhere (But Not Here)
Disc 2:
Fadeaway
Halo
Start of Something Beautiful
Blackest Eyes
Even Less
Shesmovedon
Trains
Bonus
WAAF Acoustic Radio Session Boston, MA, USA 18 May 2005
Sound of Muzak
Lazarus
Media: 1 DVD
Format : PAL No Menu, incudes Song Chapters
Running Time: 1hr 13 min
Source: TV Broadcast
Audio Quality: Ex rating
Video Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
01. Blackest Eyes
02. Lazarus
03. Futile
04. Mother And Child Divided
05. So Called Friend
06. Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
07. The Sound Of Muzak
08. The Start Of Something Beautiful
09. Halo
10. Radioactive Toy
11. Trains
+ short Interview with Steven Wilson
Media: audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
disc 1
Open Car
Blackest Eyes
Lazarus
Hatesong
Don't Hate Me
Mother and Child Divided
Buying New Soul
So Called Friend
disc 2
Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
.3 / The Start Of Something Beautiful
Halo
audience
Radioactive Toy
Trains
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: Demos & Soundboards
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Notes : compiled 2006
CD1
1. Oceans have no memories
2. Russia on ice (demo)
3. Disapear (feb 07 version)
4. Orchidia (2000 version )
5. London
6. Men of Wood (94 mix)
7. Novak
8. Hallogallo (remix)
9. Even Less (demo)
10. Disappear (demo apr. 97)
11. Tinto Brass (live Southampton)
12. The rest will flow (acc)
cd2
1. Intro music 2003
2. Chloroform (instrumental rough mix)
3. Orchidia (2003 demo )
4. Futile (
5. Hate song (live in Philadelphia)
6. drown with me
7. Chloroform
8. Shesmovedon (Tim Palmer mix)
9. Revenant
10. Mother & child divided
11. So called friend
12. Half-life
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time: 53:10 & 70:17
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1:
01 - Intro - 2:11
02 - Fear Of A Blank PLanet - 8:06
03 - My Ashes - 5:40
04 - Anesthetize - 17:09
05 - Sentimental - 5:13
06 - new song - 6:58
07 - Sleep Together - 7:53
Disc 2:
01 - interlude - 5:58
02 - Open Car - 4:45
03 - The Sound Of Muzak - 5:16
04 - Buying New Soul - 7:01
05 - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here - 12:35
06 - .3 - 5:36
07 - The Start Of Something Beautiful - 8:53
08 - Trains / encore break - 8:11
09 - Halo - 5:56
10 - Blackest Eyes - 6:06
Media: 1 DVD
Format : PAL , Menu & Song chapters
Running Time:
Source: TV broadcast
Audio Quality: Ex rating
Video Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Open Car
The Sound Of Muzak
Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
The Start Of Something Beaufitul
Steven Wilson Talks
Trains
Halo
Blackest Eyes
Credits
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1
Intro /
Fear Of A Blank Planet [9:03]
My Ashes [5:33]
Anesthetize [17:09]
Sentimental [5:26]
new song [6:56]
Sleep Together [7:53]
Open Car [5:08]
The Sound Of Muzak [5:17]
Buying New Soul [7:30]
disc 2
Arriving Somewhere But Not Here [12:49]
.3 [5:38]
The Start Of Something Beautiful [8:52]
Trains [5:59]
encore break [1:59]
Halo [6:03]
Blackest Eyes [4:51]
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time: 156 minutes.
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
LINEAGE>SONY MZ-NH1 c/w handmade stereo binaural mics mounted on lapels and GreenMachine battery box>USB to hard drive via Sonicstage 4 convert to wav>add fades in sounforge 7.0
Artwork : un available
disc 1
Fear Of A Blank Planet
My Ashes
Anesthetize
Sentimental
Unknown
Sleep Together
disc 2
Open Car
The Sound Of Muzak
Buying New Soul
Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
.3
The Start Of Something Beautiful
Trains
Halo
Blackest Eyes
53 Degrees, Preston 2007 04 20
Media:
2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Intro
Fear Of A Blank Planet
Lightbulb Sun
My Ashes
Anesthetize
Open Car
Gravity Eyelids
Drown With Me
Sentimental
Blackest Eyes
disc 2
Sever
A Smart Kid
Way Out Of Here
Sleep Together
Even Less
Wedding Nails
Halo
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience ( bonus FM broadcast )
Quality:
Artwork : un available
01. Intro / Fear Of A Blank Planet
02. Lightbulb Sun
03. My Ashes
04. Anesthetize
05. Open Car
06. Gravity Eyelids
07. Drown With Me
08. Sentimental
09. Blackest Eyes
10. Half-light
11. Sever
Disc 2
12. Way Out Of Here
13. Sleep Together
14. Even Less
15. Mother & Child Divided
16. Halo
bonus
1.Steven Wilson interview 2.22
2.The Pills I'm Taking 5.56
3.Gavin Harrison interview 0.25
4.Halo 5.38
5.Steven Wilson interview 0.47
6.Fear of a Blank Planet 7.15
7.Outro Daniel P Carter 0.08
bonus : BBC Maida Vale Studios (off air) 13 April 2007
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time: 59:56
Source: Radio broadcast
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
01. Fear of the Blank Planet - 6:56
02. Announcer - 0:26
03. Lightbulb Sun - 5:24
04. Open Car - 5:25
05. Anesthetize - 17:00
06. Announcer - 0:43
07. Blackest Eyes - 4:21
08. Way Out Of here - 7:41
09. Sleep Together - 7:08
10. Announcer - 0:22
11. Trains - 4:30
Media: 1 DVD
Format : NTSC Menu & song chapters
Running Time: 1 hour
Source: *** FROM 500kbps ASF webcast ***
Audio Quality: Ex- rating
Video Quality: Ex- rating ( very minor pixilation )
Artwork : un available
FoaBPSound of Muzak
hatesongBlackest EyesAnesthetize (extract)
Open CarWay Out of Here
Halo
Media: 1 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Disc One:
00-Intro
01-Fear of a blank planet
02-What happens now?
03-The sound of muzak
04-Lazarus
05-Anesthetize
06-Open Car
07-Dark Matter
disc 2
08-Blackest Eyes
09-Cheating The Polygraph
10-A Smart Kid
11-Way Out Of Here
12-sleep together
13-The Sky Moves Sideways
14-Trains
15-Halo
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time: D1: 55:03 D2: 75:03
Source: audience ( MVD-045 )
Quality: Ex rating
Artwork : un available
Disc 1
01 - preshow ambiance
02 Fear of a Blank Planet
03 My Ashes
04 - introduction
05 Anesthetise
06 Sentimental
07 Way out of Here
08 Sleep Together
Disc 2
01 Normal
02 Stars Die
03 What Happens Now
04 Open Car
05 Dark Matter
06 - chat who's coming tomorrow?
07 Weddings Nails
08 Half Light
09 Sever
10 -chat about the long set
11 Blackest Eyes
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12 Sleep With No Dreaming
13 Halo
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time: 113:30 total
Source: audience
Quality: Ex- rating
Artwork : un available
01 - Intro - 2:45
02 - Normal - 7:26
03 - Blackest Eyes - 5:01
04 - Stars Die - 5:51
05 - What Happens Now? - 8:50
06 - Anesthetize - 17:34
07 - Open Car - 4:56
08 - Dark Matter - 9:33
09 - Wedding Nails - 5:38
10 - Strip The Soul / .3 - 8:20
11 - Half Light - 5:59
12 - Way Out Of Here - 7:41
13 - Sleep Together / encore break - 10:28
14 - Trains - 5:54
15 - Halo - 7:34
Media: 2 audio cd
Running Time:
Source: audience
Quality: Ex-
Artwork : un available
Disc 1:
1. Normal
2. Drown With Me
3. Stars Die
4. What Happens Now?
5. Anesthetize
6. Open Car
Disc 2:
1. Dark Matter
2. Wedding Nails
3. Prodigal
4. Strip The Soul/.3
5. Half Light
6. Way Out Of Here
7. Sleep Together
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8. Fear Of A Blank Planet
9. Halo
Band Line-Up:-
Steven Wilson: Lead Vocals, Guitar & Keyboards
Richard Barbieri: Keyboards & Synths
Colin Edwin: Bass Guitar
Gavin Harrison: Drums
John Wesley: Guitar & Vocals