Porcupine Tree - Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape [Full Album] (1994)
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A compilation choice-cuts from Steven Wilson's earliest demo recordings under the Porcupine Tree moniker.
Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape compiles tracks from the following demos:
"Tarquin's Seaweed Farm" (1989)
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"The Love, Death & Mussolini EP" (1990)
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"The Nostalgia Factory" (1991)
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(00:00) Mute
(08:07) Landscare
(11:06) Prayer
(12:53) Daughters in Excess
(19:19) Delightful Suicide
(20:30) Split Image
(22:18) No Reason to Live, No Reason to Die
(33:27) Wastecoat
(34:38) Towel
(38:15) Execution of the Will of the Marquis de Sade
(43:22) Track Eleven
(46:23) Radioactive Toy
(52:22) An Empty Box
(55:42) Out
(01:04:38) Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape
(01:15:25) Music for the Head
Thank you so much for this wonderful upload. Absolute treat to mind, no substance required, rich music like this is enough.
Magnifique!
Mute is a BANGER.
@@sp1rals1 agreed!
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I have been a record collector since 1966 when the Yardbirds and Led Zeppelin came out. When "Mute" really starts to take off at 2:32 and my mind feels like it is getting closer to God. After 46 years of having hundreds of favorite groups, my new favorite is Porcupine Tree/ Steven Wilson.
I first heard Porcupine Tree after 1st album was mentioned in the mag Ptolemaic Terrascope & I bought it & since have bought most of the other albums, but until this year I had never seen them(Steven Wilson) I was bought a ticket for PT @ Castlefield Bowl Manchester by my son as I happened to mention they were playing in Manchester when I would be visiting him. So anyway I went & what a great memorable gig it was. Most can be seen on my channel (IOW70) if you check them out listen on headphones (get the full sound), my recorder does not have video stabilisation (so shaky at times) but does have great audio recording. Lots of other bands,artists,genres & venues quality varies. If you like my channel please subscribe. I too have been a collector or records since I was exposed to Are You Experienced all those years ago & a regular gig goer.
@@IOW70 Wow. If you started to like the same stuff I did back in the late '60s with Hendrix and now you love Porcupine Tree I can only imagine the fun you and I would have to turn each other on to bands that were overlooked in the '60s and 70's because there were so many it is really sad. It is one of the reasons Frank Zappa always put "Kill Ugly Radio." on his album covers. But not all radios did what Zappa was talking about thank God. Anyway. Lucky you for seeing them live. I can only imagine. When I find the time I will listen to your station. Thanks for sharing.
@@greattunesking1 I'm sometimes 'late to the party' as with Pineapple Thief (with Gavin Harrison drums 2017>). OSI (again with Gavin Harrison on 'Fire Make Thunder' & 'Blood' & Steven Wilson vocals on 1 track (Office of Strategic Information (their 1st album). Also a more obscure band from Greece 'Sleepin' Pillow'. Let me know what you think of my channel by commenting on any recording that stands out for you. Video sometimes shaky, sound usually good especially on headphones etc. If you haven't already please subscribe & select notification for future new uploads,thanks
@@IOW70 Hello. How do I subscribe to your channel like day and time? Do you have a link? Thanks.
@10W70. i think I understand. 10W70 is the way in correct?
Probably one of the best bands I have ever listened to.
This is an amazing fucking album
Excellent!!!
This isn't psychedelic. This is psychodelicious!
I like that! And that’s a fact Jack!
This is Pink Floyd ❤
@@AdelMessaoudi-zf9linot really
First time listening properly to this. It was a blast. That hokey cokey bit though..! 😂
True, that one was weird. Must have been a jam-session gone bonkers (btw. Out must be Hawkwind inspired, I could almost picture me a stoned Stacia dancing on stage).
OUT is just incredible
a masterpiece
Para este punto, todo lo que se pueda rescatar de porcupine tree, es una joya!
Dude! Many thanks, been searching for this for a long time... I don't know why they don't have this album on Itunes.
Steven Wilson, years back after Porculine Tree split to solo projects and Steven put out his first solo album Insurgentes, he sorta went on a witch hunt towards pirated music and any digital music that wasn't authorized by him. Few copies of his early work with Karma, Altamont, and early PT albums (Love, Death and Mussolini, Tarquins Seaweed Farm, Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape) still remain as these were very limited cassette releases originally
Luis Daniel I don’t understand that either.
@@Aerillis Yeh, I bet those tapes would be worth something. Even so, loads of music from those tapes was on this CD and "On The Sunday of Life" (1992) and were what Steve thought were the strongest tracks so I was always pretty happy.
More Info & tracklist:
Side A
0:00:00 -01- Mute
0:08:07 -02- Landscare
0:11:06 -03- Prayer
0:12:53 -04- Daughters in Excess
0:19:19 -05- Delightful Suicide
Side B
0:20:30 -06- Split Image
0:22:18 -07- No Reason to Live, No Reason to Die
0:33:27 -08- Wastecoat
0:34:38 -09- Towel
Side C
0:38:15 -10- Execution of the Will of the Marquis de Sade
0:43:22 -11- Track Eleven
0:46:23 -12- Radioactive Toy
0:52:22 -13- An Empty Box
Side D
0:55:42 -14- Out
1:04:38 -15- Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape
1:15:25 -16- Music for the Head
Personnel:
A1-Mute: All Instruments & Vocals - Steven Wilson
A2-Landscare: Electronics, Piano - Steven Wilson / Guitar - Malcolm Stocks /
Synthesizer - Simon Vockings
A3-Prayer: Flute - Steven Wilson / Organ - Simon Vockings
A4-Daughters in Excess: All Instruments - Steven Wilson
A5-Delightful Suicide: All Instruments - Steven Wilson
B1-Split Image: Organ, Electronics - Steven Wilson / Organ, Guitar - Shamus Teale
B2-No Reason to Live, No Reason to Die: All Instruments - Steven Wilson
B3-Wastecoat: Effects - Steven Wilson / Guitar - Malcolm Stocks
B4-Towel: Guitar, Bass, Keyboards - Steven Wilson
Voice, Drum Programming - Malcolm Stocks
C1-Execution of The Will of The Marquis De Sade:
Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Voice - Steven Wilson / Drums - Howard Jones
C2-Track 11: All Instruments, Vocals - Steven Wilson / Other - Alex Slater
C3-Radioactive Toy: All Instruments, Vocals - Steven Wilson
C4-An Empty Box: Guitar, Bass, Organ, Drum Programming - Steven Wilson
Guitar - Malcolm Stocks
D1-Out: All Instruments, Vocals - Steven Wilson
D2-Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape: All Instruments, Vocals - Steven Wilson
Mc - Malcolm Stocks
D3-Music For The Head: Flute - Steven Wilson
All tracks written by Wilson except “Track Eleven” written by Duffy & Wilson
Notes 1:
Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape is a compilation album released in 1994 on CD format with a limited edition of 2500 copies. It´s composed by the band's initial three cassettes tapes, originally with limited editions of 300 copies each, Tarquin's Seaweed Farm (1989), Love, Death & Mussolini (1990) and The Nostalgia Factory (1991).
There was a 2LP version, remastered in June 1999 and released in February 2000 with a limited edition of 1000 copies on yellow vinyl and 150 copies on black vinyl, that uses better master tapes, includes additional sleeve notes and also substitutes the cover version of Prince's "The Cross" with "Out".
Also, in 2005 was released an edition with 300 copies on green vinyl.
This upload (apparentely) is the 2013 remastered reissue (with the revised 1999 vinyl track listing) on CD format, in 6 panel digipak with new artwork and design, including a booklet with sleeve notes and information about the original cassette releases.
Important: All tracks are the ones not made available in the first "official" release of
Porcupine Tree "On The Sunday Of Life".
Notes 2:
All titles published by Hit and Run Music (Publishing) Ltd except "Out" published by Copyright Control. Recorded and mixed at No Man's Land 1984-91.
Notes 3:
A1 recorded in 1989 on 8 track, remixed in 1991.
A2 recorded on Dec. 22nd 1984 on 4 track cassette, mixed to cassette.
A3 recorded in 1986 on 4 track cassette, remixed in 1990.
A4 recorded in 1988 on 8 track.
A5 recorded in 1990 on 16 track.
B1 recorded in 1985 direct to 1/4 inch tape.
B2 recorded in 1988 on 4 track cassette.
B3 & B4 recorded on 4th Feb 1989 on 8 track.
C1 intro recorded in 1986 direct to 1/4 inch tape, remainder recorded in 1990 to 16
track.
C2 recorded in 1990 on 16 track.
C3 recorded in 1988 on 8 track.
C4 recorded in 1989 on 4 track cassette.
D1 recorded in 1987 on 8 track.
D2 recorded on 4th Feb 1989 on 8 track.
D3 recorded in 1986 on 4 track cassette.
Do not have this one. Thanks for posting.
The instrumental pieces are busy but not bad. Thankfully Wilson incorporated more silence and quiet, melodic moments in subsequent material.
I love they way Wilson would incorporate bits of techno ambient material in parts of songs as his career evolved.
It's short but like it because of a nice mindset it puts me in before bed. Very beautiful shot. 👍
this is a masterpiece. I have only just discovered PT and am blown away by their wonderful music.
What a great album. Thanks foresting!
I saw somewhere this is a compilation of the first 3 porcupine three albums ..
Something like that. He first released two cassette tapes ('The Nostalgia Factory' and 'Tarquin's Seaweed Farm'), put the best tracks on '...On The Sunday of Life' and released that as an official album. The rest of the tracks are compiled on 'Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape'.
This is the best part of the trip
This is the trip, the best part
I really like...
Pretty good, huh!
About the title track, Hawkwind also did this on stage. Groovy.
Sensacional ♥️
I'm late to the party...Thanks for uploading this ! As a big PT fan, I didnt understand what this was...I thought I owned all their LPs ! But this is (was) a limited edition release...meh. I'll listen to your upload until I can find a harcopy somewhere ! I love PT early days with atmospheric sounds...
OUT must be a homage to Hawkwind, all the way. If you don't this band (Brits, 1970s), check them out.
Class !
I need to eat some mushrooms NOW😂
Wir fliegen mit Porcupine Tree an die andere Galactica
Die haben schon echt abgefuckt geilen Scheiß gespielt!
Greats banda
Apparently PT formed in '87, but I read that some of the tracks on this compilation come from as early as '84. Anyone know what's up with that?
Hey there, I was doing some digging around the web quite a while ago because I wanted to find a particular sample from one of these old tracks and came across neuralrustsite.wordpress.com/
Most complete guide I have ever personally come across on the entirety of the PT career. Hope this helps! :)
In fact porcupine tree formed somwhere around 1971 judging by the memoirs of their drummer, the expandig flan
@@АрсенийЧемырысТВ Steven was born in '65 so I doubt it mate.
In the beginning it was Steven himself, making music alone and promoting the idea that Porcupine Tree was an obscure 70s band. That's why the booklets of those early tapes included fictional names of band members. Later on, he compiled ..On the Sunday of life and Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape as "best of" albums from those cassettes, but when popularity began with his Voyage 34 E.P., he realized he needed a real, full band to play at gigs etc. so, the idea of the fictional band was abandoned. Consequently, all the cassette albums and these 2 first albums were deleted. I remember, through the 90s people believed that "Up the downstair" was their debut album. And in a sense it was, because it was the first time Steven wasn't alone. "Spiral circus" (a limited edition, live, mini album) followed and the rest is history.. The sky moves sideways, Signify etc. Steven himself once mentioned that especially this one (Yellow hedgerow dreamscape) is really deleted and will never resurface, as it represents the era of his "one man band" experimenting alone in the studio, and has nothing to do with PT, as the world knows them now. He would do the same with ..On the Sunday of life, but it was already an official album. Instead, he invited Gavin Harrison to play real drums in the reissue of Up the downstair, aiming to further establish the real 4-member band that is Porcupine Tree. In my own opinion, all of the above were wise decisions, except for the real drums in Up the downstair. And I strongly believe that by now, the old cassette albums and Yellow Hedgerow are also deleted from SW's mind entirely and if this is the case, this upload is truly unique and precious.. enjoy it while it lasts.
Steven Wilson was born in 1967. He started Porcupine Tree at age 19 in 1987. @Jolly Joker Well done! I concur with all your assertions except for using Gav's drums on Up The Downstair which I like. I love both eras of PT: the solo psychedelic 90s as Steven began slowly assembling his all-star cast beyond cult status into the new millennium's genre-defying smooth, delicate ambience crossed with a heavier prog-metal sound yielding instant classics like the folky "Trains," catchy yet dark "Blackest Eyes", and their epic magnum opus "Anesthetize."
W zwierciadłach czarnych rzek
Odbijają się czarne gwiazdozbiory.
Na dnie zimnych czarnych rzek
Uśpione czarne pióropusze.
a w lustrach co sie odbija ?
tutaj: w rzekach, gwiazdy : )
ale nie bardzo rozumiem pytanie...?
@@tomek453 maly srednio cyniczny zart :)
aa to pozdrowienia...
a jak płyta, sie podoba ?
@@tomek453 Wilson to wielki kompozytor i muzyk-jak to mozliwe ze poznalem go dopiero miesiac temu a siedze w muzyce od czasow Piotra Kaczkowskiego,Pozdr
📀📀📀📀
Just Steven messing around in his bedroom lol
COOL
Anyone recognize the face on the butterfly wing?
Marquis de Sade
yes my self
Yes ! It looks like a skull with the eyes at the tips of its wings ! enhancement by pineapple O.G. 🍍🧪
Peter Boyle from Young Frankenstein
@@jonshank7902 I think he's talking about the silhouette face in the black tip on the bottom of the left wing. It's a face in profile looking towards the left corner of the picture. I always wondered who it was or if it just pareidolia. I once thought maybe it's Wagner because he's mentioned in the booklet that came with the CD and also had quite a pointy nose. However, the nose in the picture is quite upturned so I doubt that now.
An Empty Box is a good cover of Hawkwind's Magnu.
I'd say it's actually "Out" that's (shall we say) "inspired" by Magnu.
Having said that Mr Wilson has re mixed some Hawkwind stuff so maybe there's good reason.
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Out me recuerda un poco a Van De Graff Generator
love VDGG!!!
Reißt dich mit!
Pink Floyd.
ALa Echos
Dido
22:18
My very favourite of this album
Especially the outro, with the synth playing, it gives me chills down my neck and makes me feel paralysed
Sometimes, you end up in a cold room, dark and empty. Closed windows, locked doors. Your eyes have adapted to the small light that seeps into the holes of your curtains. You stand in the middle of the room and you have finally become this "entity" you had seen in a strange and penetrating dream 🕌
What an interesting comment, surreal, much like PT's music puts me into a relaxed meditative trance. But you worded it much more eloquently.
Rush and Floyd had a baby it's name is PT. Headset and shrooms.
"Mute" is basically "Days In The Trees" by No-Man, isn't it? Awesome!
uh,not really....
are the same
@davidfriley6673 yes it is!
@@wr6312 It later was turned into 'Days in the Trees', yes. This (1989) was the original SW idea
I wouldn't call this industrial but it definitely has influences from that period no doubt....some parts remind me of leichenschrei from SPK just enough to know Steven Wilson is probably familiar with that album.....just sayin
La mejor versión de Radioactive Toy está en este disco.
Yes Mr Wilson is a Wonderfull Producer...
And The Really Great and complete Musician
Hey ! What an album...
I hope it will be reissued soon
Not sure. I have the LP from the early noughties. The original CD had a Prince cover and was changed. The reissue CD was available on the Steven Wilson shop via his site for around £10.00 plus postage which was £5.00. It is not in the shop now though.
the title preceeding YHD is the cross - not Out. The Cross is a Hawkwind track
Also a little bit of Throbbing Gristle and a little bit of Cabaret Voltaire
*Checks title again* It's not Hawkwind??🤔😄 Love it!
Yellow Hedgerow Dreamscape
Does anyone know the lyrics for Track 11?
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