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This is not edit this is the song itself ffs

R.I.P. maestro Sakamoto

It would have been cooler to say for the next 2 hours you will be in the shade of the porcupine tree. The word Shadow has negative connotations,

Voyage 34 y Radioactive toy!! Uff

Que maravilla esta era de PT!

Un-friggin-real !!!

2024 y sigo escuchando este concierto. Que tiempos de Porcupine tree.

Stephen had such long hair then! Does anyone know when and why he cut his hair?

Thank you so much! I thought "Ghosts" and "Nightporter" were the only Japan songs he performed live.

Tim's voice is unique... so hot❤

"You can stay standing for this one, this one's a bit bouncy! It's called Voyage 34" He has not changed at all.

I always thought the chorus was A-F-G-D. But here it seems like its e minor-C-D5-A. Was I completely wrong about the original?

Not much going on instrumentally... A poor rendition of a great song...

An ace mate of mine Jason Porter was found on a Norfolk Beach in 1998, that 1st song is fitting testament to all those poor souls who did not get out of the places they were in. Blessed be. If anyone else knew Jason Porter (a genius on Octamed and truly unique off the wall man!) I'd love to hear from you :)

Very beautiful Music 🎶 🎵 ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

I'm glad to see; even in the age of computers- that there are still some drummers who respect Bonzo. There ain't no song without a beat.

The best version

Thank God Steven started wearing regular T-shirts!!

Thanks for uploading, legend

this is a pure genuine GEM!

So ahead of their time

Started off with Idiot's Prayer, Awesome!

Beautiful❤

Muchas gracias por compartir!!!!

¡¡¡Aguante a estos locos!!!! Porcupine Tree, Whoo!!!!!

Fascinante!!!!!!!

steven willson , en su setup es muy exigente , por mas que logre investigar, no encuentro como steven, hizo que su vieja strat, con su simulador obtenga ese sonido de guitarra acustica tan impecable, steven en sonido es un genio si dejar por fuera su gran nivel de composicion y ejecuccion.

So was this their first album released by the band but on paper the band had 5 or so records under their belts when Steven got the call his band was wanted to tour and he scrambled to now make a band our of a made up back story of a band that was a joke amongst some friends? And as for being in a pinch and putting together a band to go tour with he scraped up some not too shabby members. Even the drummer is nothing to sneeze at. You can’t listen and compare, just listen. If this was still the band, they’re still an extremely talented band.

Seinfeld Prog 🤟

This is dope as hell

Man....1996 was one of best times in the life game. Now its all down the tubes.

👌🏽

I am under the impression that steve is a Gentle Giant fan. I was blessed to see that band up close in intimate settings. Tower Theater Philadelphia twice, even better wss at Swarthmore College... that wss mind blowing. I was 17 i think 1077... i think maybe it was 76. The Missing Piece album wasn't out yet

Oop. Got the lines in the wrong order. Cute! (and bloody 30 years ago. F*ck!)

qué pedazo de concierto, buena calidad de sonido y excelentes piezas

Excelente

Damn I found you just in time Steve ! Pioneer of the new forever my dear man ! You will always have a friend in me , S.

can't stop myself coming back to this concert... love early stuff/ this goes down repeatedly as a treat. B..... great band/ yeah, we even love you in NZ!

Not sure why our man professed he's not the best of guitar players, sounds fekkin awesome to me.

As an old Japan fan, Richards sound in the bamd plays a very major part too, these chaps are tight as hell.

Alto nivel en música

Thank you for posting this great, but hard to find song!!!!

Early mr Browness & Wilson very good

Absolutely fantastic, cheers!!

This is so cool… thank you

They really need to My Bloody Valentine-style compilation release of all the 90s No-Man house singles.

18-05-1993 date on the video .... That must be the EXACT date I got into No-Man. All because of this performance on the Beat, next day I went out and picked up Loveblows and Lovecries coupled with Lovesighs as a double CD...still got it. What a great band...which in turn led me to P. Tree, Samuel Smiles, Alias Grace and all the rest of that "collective" that was so vibrant in the 90's onward - I still grab what I can by them all today. I can remember them doing two songs this and Sweetheart Raw ...I think, I don't remember the third. Also if I remember correctly Transglobal Underground were on the same night and they did Temple Head and I, Voyager. Is there any more footage of No-Man on The Beat available?

He was a genius

Early Harridan ?

Chris Maitland,Reminds me of Mick Karn`s Brother,who played drums in Japan/JBK.Peace