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Drew, this is the opening track of the album that's conceptually based on a medicated teen who's parents don't actually raise him. If you look at the lyrics to Anesthetize again (off the same album), you'll notice the continuing theme.
Drew, I think part of what is reminding you of Led Zeppelin may the keyboard sound. It sounds very similar to the keyboard sound LZ used, especially in their song 'No Quarter.' (And it instantly made me think of Led Zeppelin when I first heard Porcupine Tree, so I'm with you on that!)
I might be alone in this request but Caligula's Horse - Dream the Dead is one of the greatest songs released in the last 5 years and the two reactors I've got to do it have put it at the top of their favorite songs ever too.
paravarium You are definitely not alone my friend. I’m into Caligula’s Horse because of these reaction channels. I can’t stop listening to the In Contact album.
You're absolutely spot on about the Led Zeppelin elements - specifically in the mellow end parts of this track - there is a very similar keyboard sound to Zeppelin's No Quarter. It's an electric piano (Fender Rhodes, or similar) through a rotating Leslie speaker (or an effect emulating a Leslie), which is exactly what was used on No Quarter.
Don't know if anybody told you, but Steven Wilson is also a world-class album remixer. He specializes in classic prog bands, including King Crimson, Yes, Gentle Giant and Jethro Tull. The man has the touch.
I love that you do Porcupine Tree reactions. This band is so good, nice balance of metal, prog and emotional feels. Good point you made when you referenced Led Zepplin btw.
I can recommend PT:”Time Flies” (the full 11 min. version from the album “The incident”) one of my fave songs by them. But they have sooo many awsome ones to choose from 😊
I also hear the similarities and influence to tracks like no quarter, ten years gone and in the light, zeppelin definitely had a psychedelic aspect however its often overshadowed by the hard blues rock tracks and epic folk ballads. You should really check out to pink floyd tho, i think youll notice the influence is even heavier! Dogs, echoes, breathe, time and comfortably numb are some great starter tracks to get you started. Great videos man, keep up the good work!💪🏽
I was going to make a very rare comment so say almost exactly the same thing w.r.t. tracks like No Quarter, so no need to now! I disliked the "no it's not that, it's Pink Floyd" comments for the this reason. Both are clear influences, even if it's more evident in PF's case.
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! MY EYES! The Hair what a "Halo"! Is this the "Start of Something Beautiful" ?! JUHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU! MY EARS! It's Porcupine Tree! :D
this is my favorite song and album of porcupine tree. the album was heavily influenced by Bret Easton Ellis' novel Lunar Park which is about the the life of the teenagers in the 21st century with all of their disorders.
Although I love the ultimate trip, I've always felt Cybernetic Pillow is a better song to start with, then follow with ultimate. Either way love the band.
@@paravarium Everyone seems to have a different opinion lol. I recommended "Driven to Destruction" for a while but people always chimed in with something else
"Escalator Shrine" , so many different influences on that track. Riverside are a seriously good band, that only a few reaction channels have reacted to really.
The song is more about the nihilism of youth of our era, where meaning seems to have been lost. I feel like this song is relatable for a lot of young people as the feeling of no direction is quite commonplace
I'm a teacher and I play music during my lunch, and allow students in my room. They've reacted to this with surprise considering it's a decade and a half old and they can still relate to it.
@@wiggy009 I think its more to do with loss of direction of society as a whole. Rather than commodification and the so called 'wage slave culture', i think its to do with the loss of a common moral framework, which in the pass has been provided by religion. We lack a common meaning, a common purpose to bind society together hence we see the rise of nihilism. Dont get me wrong, I don't believe in any religion, but you must accept that in the past it has bound certain parts of society together and without an overarching moral framework construct its hard to create a stable long lasting society
@@thehardtruth2014 Absolutely. Without an objective right or wrong, there is no right or wrong. And with no right and wrong nobody can survive, let alone a whole society.
I saw this incredible band live at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, PA., years ago. They opened for Yes. Nobody knew who they were. They brought the house down. Been a huge fan since.
Loved your little reaction to the phrase "I'm through with pornography" Such a guy thing to say, lmao! I'm with ya!!!😂😂😂😂🤘🤘🤘🤘 Edit: it's not fair when people "tell" you what you hear in music. They must not understand the point of music itself. It's a chance for the artist to let everyone feel as they feel. The beauty of music is everyone can interpret it differently but still be moved by it. You're right Drew. There is no "wrong" answer. Just as in my heart I truly feel there is no such thing as "bad" music. It just depends on what everyone's preferences are. To each there own. If It moves you, that's all that matters. But since your listening to Porcupine Tree at the moment, may I suggest "Open Car" and "Shallow". If you haven't done them already, of course.
First listen tonite to this. Again, its cool checking out new tunes meself like this here. Many tanks. Lots of passages and avenues to go to with this song- I like the rock out riffs here and there. By the way- with the Taoiseach announcing some changes of the lockdown as of nxt Tuesday, - over 70s can go out, the distance alloud away from home to 5km,- its gonna be interesting to see how the nxt coupla weeks goes for us. I hope for some hopeful results, man. Tanks again for the review, reaction. Stay safe in Áth Claith.
Nice! The first PT track I ever heard. Highly recommend Heart Attack In a Layby, Collapse the Light Into Earth, Way Out of Here, Time Flies, Russia On Ice, Shesmovedon, Deadwing, and Blackest Eyes. All real "stoaters!"
As for the intro, it’s part of the theme of the this particular album of ADHD/prescription pill addiction as well as internet/gaming addiction. Steven is a huge critic of the Web 2.0 generation. Similar themes can be seen it Anesthetize’s official video. Check it out.
Some early PT stuff is VERY psychedelic - I love Jupiter Island. A strange song that not all like the sound of. It comes from an album called On the sunday of life I think it was a home made job or a mixture but definitely at the start of SW's creative journey in Music and Music Engineering experimentation. - link below /watch?v=DPy3DegmhM0
btw: Gavin Harrison is a hell of a drummer... most of the times he tries to play common stuff just different... does a lot of technical stuff and nobody notices the odd time signatures or insane cymball-fills
Great reaction Drew. And well thought out as well to go for the lyric video. Makes a whole lot of difference to know what the lyrics are. Next suggestion would be Steven Wilson - "The Watchmaker" or "The Holy Drinker" live.
Gavin Harrison is now playing with Pineapple Thief (have to be careful when saying PT for obvious reasons). He has an amazing TH-cam video showing his playing on their track White Mist, which you may like to try out.
So I randomly discovered on Spotify an Irish Folk singer named David Keenan. There's a song by him called 'The Friary' that's pretty awesome. Not sure if Folk is your cup of tea. It's not really mine either but this song did it for me. P.S. Amongst everything else, there's a PT song called Jupiter Island. It's an old one of theirs and it's a weird experience with headphones.
Hi Drew, your comments regarding certain elements sounding like Led Zepplin in my opinion is correct, I am old enough to of been listening to Led Zepplin and Pink Floyd since 1970 and I can clearly hear elements of both Led Zepplin and Pink floyd throughout many of Porcupine Tree's tracks. I have always liked this style of music and I think thats why I appreciate Porcupine Trees music so much, because to me it feels warm and familiar but there is plenty of variation in there to also make it fresh, exciting and new.
Love that you try to explain the Led Zeppelin "feeling". Main reason for that feeling is (I believe) the Mellotron. It's an instrument that Steven is very passionate about (even has a song called Mellotron Scratch).
Porcupine Tree - Shesmovedon, The Sound of Muzak Blackfield - Blackfield, Pain (another Steven Wilson's side project) Mike Oldfield - Nuclear Riverside - Left Out Soen - Covenant, Lotus
That Led Zeppelin vibes comes cos there a similarity with the song “No quartear” Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy . You see it right on the begining of Zep’s song
I came to discover PT quite late, and FOABP was the first album I heard. I loved it to bits and played it to death for weeks on end, and then never played it again. I felt like I had got everything out of it that I was going to. In Absentia and Deadwing on the other hand, I keep going back to. After watching some of your reactions I will revisit FOABP. It is a great prog metal/heavy prog album, although the themes depress me no end.
You should check out Death Whispered a Lullaby by Opeth. Steven Wilson wrote the lyrics for it, and he produced the guitars and vocals for the entire album, Damnation.
I can where your journey is heading musically at the moment. You should check out the following as I think it would help your metal journey a lot... Soen - savia /Katatonia - dead Letters / Anethema - release /Paradise Lost - no hope in sight / My Dying Bride - your broken shire...
If you're getting into the epic length songs, check out Milliontown by Frost* It's not as heavy as some of the stuff you've been watching, but their "Neo-Prog" style is truly wonderful. Especially in songs like Milliontown.
I know all these songs like the back of my hand. I know on forehand when you are going to smile. Gavin makes you smile a lot. Do try Dark Matter from Signify and Regret #9 from Hand Cannot Erase, either with or without home invasion. Hand Cannot Erase is a total masterpiece. It just doesn’t compare.
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Porcupine Tree - Blackest Eyes off In Absentia
Amazing song. I mean, they all are tbh
Great shout!
Absentia is amazing, but Deadwing will always be my fave album of theirs.
Porcupine Tree- Way out of here (LIVE) is a gem from this album🙌🏾
Yeah, a bit more straight forward but killer nonetheless! Really like the visuals the live version has.
Gavin in the outro...
Davide Casareale ahhh you spoiled it😂he was gonna lose it when he heard that.
My fault ;) sadly I don’t think he’s gonna react soon to Way Out Of Here :(
Great Great GREAT PERFORMANCE
Porcupine tree LOVE
Porcupine Tree.... the best band you’ve never heard of....
True
That riff on a tritone is truly satisfying
HATSEONG LIVE GAVIN IS AMAZING AND STEVEN WILL BLOW YOU AWAY THE WHOLE BAND WILL
Once of their lesser known songs but one of my favourites by them - Half light
Live at Tilburg, John Wesley shines on that one.
YEA!
Different chills
Thats one of my favorites by far.. but for reaction, i dont know
More PT tracks to react to:
Way Out Of Here
What Happens Now?
Normal
Hatesong
Don't Hate Me
Russia On Ice
The Start Of Something Beautiful
Orphaned03 The Sax Solo in Don’t Hate Me
That song made me fall in love with PT
TRAINS!!!!
Drew, this is the opening track of the album that's conceptually based on a medicated teen who's parents don't actually raise him. If you look at the lyrics to Anesthetize again (off the same album), you'll notice the continuing theme.
Drew, I think part of what is reminding you of Led Zeppelin may the keyboard sound. It sounds very similar to the keyboard sound LZ used, especially in their song 'No Quarter.'
(And it instantly made me think of Led Zeppelin when I first heard Porcupine Tree, so I'm with you on that!)
I might be alone in this request but Caligula's Horse - Dream the Dead is one of the greatest songs released in the last 5 years and the two reactors I've got to do it have put it at the top of their favorite songs ever too.
paravarium You are definitely not alone my friend. I’m into Caligula’s Horse because of these reaction channels. I can’t stop listening to the In Contact album.
Caligula's Horse - Graves!!!
@@joaopedrodesouzaandrade9647 i love Graves but i think dream the dead is just slightly more replayable and has more punch per minute
its a perfect song
What about Marigold?!
You're absolutely spot on about the Led Zeppelin elements - specifically in the mellow end parts of this track - there is a very similar keyboard sound to Zeppelin's No Quarter. It's an electric piano (Fender Rhodes, or similar) through a rotating Leslie speaker (or an effect emulating a Leslie), which is exactly what was used on No Quarter.
Porcupine Tree - Blackest Eyes and Russia On Ice are *must listens*
Also, Opeth - Bleak which features Steven Wilson! Amazing song. Atmosphere 10/10
yepp.. please Russia On Ice. And add to that "Don't Hate Me", "Stranger By The Minute" (
@@Tintop Someone loves Stupid Dream ;)
@@kanglongshankz3313 can you blame them though :D
Leprous - "Slave" live at Rockefeller 🙏
Don't know if anybody told you, but Steven Wilson is also a world-class album remixer. He specializes in classic prog bands, including King Crimson, Yes, Gentle Giant and Jethro Tull. The man has the touch.
I love watching your reactions to Porcupine Tree music!
Another perfect Porcupine Tree song!
❤️ 👏 🎶 👍 🎧 😍
Your hair color looks good.
The Sky Moves Sideways is a pretty underrated Porcupine Tree song...you should react to that one. 🤘👌
That, idiot prayer, dark matter...the list goes on forever
The start of something beautiful!!!
The Sky Is Red - Leprous
It's time my friend.
Man, you should try "Heart attack in a layby" from their album "In Absentia". It's a beautiful little track
(She waits for me)
Steven Wilson - Home Invasion\Regret #9
This Fucking Awesome
Definitely we want a reaction of this song.
@@diegocnbss DEFINITELY
Absolutely incredible solo by Govan Guthry. Wake me up anytime for that.
my brain went "DOWNLOAD SEX AND DOWNLOAD GOD"
I love that you do Porcupine Tree reactions. This band is so good, nice balance of metal, prog and emotional feels. Good point you made when you referenced Led Zepplin btw.
I can recommend PT:”Time Flies” (the full 11 min. version from the album “The incident”) one of my fave songs by them. But they have sooo many awsome ones to choose from 😊
I also hear the similarities and influence to tracks like no quarter, ten years gone and in the light, zeppelin definitely had a psychedelic aspect however its often overshadowed by the hard blues rock tracks and epic folk ballads. You should really check out to pink floyd tho, i think youll notice the influence is even heavier! Dogs, echoes, breathe, time and comfortably numb are some great starter tracks to get you started. Great videos man, keep up the good work!💪🏽
You should listen to Porcupine Tree - My Ashes, it is REALLY similar to No Quarter...
Orphaned03 i agree its a great track and theres strong indications of influence
My Ashes is PT's No Quarter imo, just much shorter.
I was going to make a very rare comment so say almost exactly the same thing w.r.t. tracks like No Quarter, so no need to now! I disliked the "no it's not that, it's Pink Floyd" comments for the this reason. Both are clear influences, even if it's more evident in PF's case.
@@84nk5y
SW (and PT) was influenced by many bands, in FOABP he incorporated some LedZep in his music and it turned out beautiful...
Will you react to hatesong live by PorcupineTree. It will blow you away with the virtuosity.
what a rare gem this band is , cool reaction as always mate can't wait for more Steven Wilson reactions
Porcupine Tree- What Happens now, Dark Matter
both from Anesthetize live dvd
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! MY EYES! The Hair what a "Halo"! Is this the "Start of Something Beautiful" ?!
JUHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU! MY EARS! It's Porcupine Tree!
:D
You’re getting the Zep vibe whenever you hear the warbly sounding electric piano. ‘No Quarter’ vibes.
this is my favorite song and album of porcupine tree. the album was heavily influenced by Bret Easton Ellis' novel Lunar Park which is about the the life of the teenagers in the 21st century with all of their disorders.
Leprous. Please🙏🏻 You will please a lot of fans. And I bet you will enjoy it as well, because Leprous is Fu..... amazing!
Big+1. Slave, Illuminate, Rewind plus many other great songs.
Deffo have to be the live version of Slave from Rockefeller Music Hall, that just blew me away when I first heard it.
Yes finally! This whole album is great, kicked off by this excellent track.
Riverside - "Ultimate Trip"
Although I love the ultimate trip, I've always felt Cybernetic Pillow is a better song to start with, then follow with ultimate. Either way love the band.
@@paravarium Everyone seems to have a different opinion lol. I recommended "Driven to Destruction" for a while but people always chimed in with something else
"Escalator Shrine" , so many different influences on that track. Riverside are a seriously good band, that only a few reaction channels have reacted to really.
Left Out is my personal favorite, but these are all good suggestions
Love Riverside!!
Porcupine tree : what happens now?
At last! ^_^ Thank you for listening to this song. ^_^
Dark Matter live in Tillman is awesome!
Mate, you got to react to Routine. It`s Steven Wilson`s masterpiece. Cheers from Brasil.
Amazing video Drew keep it up ❤️
Love from Syria
The song is more about the nihilism of youth of our era, where meaning seems to have been lost. I feel like this song is relatable for a lot of young people as the feeling of no direction is quite commonplace
I'm a teacher and I play music during my lunch, and allow students in my room. They've reacted to this with surprise considering it's a decade and a half old and they can still relate to it.
@@wiggy009 I think its more to do with loss of direction of society as a whole. Rather than commodification and the so called 'wage slave culture', i think its to do with the loss of a common moral framework, which in the pass has been provided by religion. We lack a common meaning, a common purpose to bind society together hence we see the rise of nihilism. Dont get me wrong, I don't believe in any religion, but you must accept that in the past it has bound certain parts of society together and without an overarching moral framework construct its hard to create a stable long lasting society
@@thehardtruth2014 Absolutely. Without an objective right or wrong, there is no right or wrong. And with no right and wrong nobody can survive, let alone a whole society.
Time for some Pink Floyd: Welcome to the Machine.
The whole Wish You Were Here album is awesome though
I saw this incredible band live at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, PA., years ago. They opened for Yes. Nobody knew who they were. They brought the house down. Been a huge fan since.
Way out of here (live at tillburg) is a MUST on the PT/Gavin Harrison journey
Badass song all around. Amazing album. I’d recommend routine by Steven Wilson if you get the chance. With the video. Phenomenal song.
Yep get the tissues ready. This and The Raven who refused to sing never fail to make me cry😭
Loved your little reaction to the phrase "I'm through with pornography" Such a guy thing to say, lmao! I'm with ya!!!😂😂😂😂🤘🤘🤘🤘
Edit: it's not fair when people "tell" you what you hear in music. They must not understand the point of music itself. It's a chance for the artist to let everyone feel as they feel. The beauty of music is everyone can interpret it differently but still be moved by it. You're right Drew. There is no "wrong" answer. Just as in my heart I truly feel there is no such thing as "bad" music. It just depends on what everyone's preferences are. To each there own. If It moves you, that's all that matters. But since your listening to Porcupine Tree at the moment, may I suggest "Open Car" and "Shallow". If you haven't done them already, of course.
Yes!! Though very different rock sound, PT and LZ share their guitarr riff ostinatos - so cool!!
Steven Wilson - Routine (Official Video)
Little Tybee - Tuck my tail
The beginning was the sound of a game controller clicking- there are video game-esque references in the song and throughout the album
You should react to Close to the edge by yes. It's a masterpiece!
Dream Theater: Count of Tuscany, Octavarium
Steven Wilson: Routine, Ancestral
Opeth: Burden, Dignity, Eternal Rains will Come
Does Drew do Dream Theater?
@@dmmlong He hasn't so far. Think he should
@@riddhimanmedhi99 Agree. Another rabbit hole!
Still my favorite Pocupine album. So good
Open Car - Porcupine Tree
First listen tonite to this. Again, its cool checking out new tunes meself like this here. Many tanks. Lots of passages and avenues to go to with this song- I like the rock out riffs here and there. By the way- with the Taoiseach announcing some changes of the lockdown as of nxt Tuesday, - over 70s can go out, the distance alloud away from home to 5km,- its gonna be interesting to see how the nxt coupla weeks goes for us. I hope for some hopeful results, man. Tanks again for the review, reaction. Stay safe in Áth Claith.
Drum fill at 10:20 has to be one of the greatest drum fils of all time. Especially because it is also a pivot, where the songs completely changes
Nice! The first PT track I ever heard. Highly recommend Heart Attack In a Layby, Collapse the Light Into Earth, Way Out of Here, Time Flies, Russia On Ice, Shesmovedon, Deadwing, and Blackest Eyes. All real "stoaters!"
Why are there so few comments about Deadwing??? I think Deadwing is their best album by far!!! Arriving Somewhere is such a brilliant song!
As for the intro, it’s part of the theme of the this particular album of ADHD/prescription pill addiction as well as internet/gaming addiction. Steven is a huge critic of the Web 2.0 generation. Similar themes can be seen it Anesthetize’s official video. Check it out.
You must listem to Home invasion/Regret #9
Steven Wilson. It's a perfect coworking with Guthrie Govan.
Some early PT stuff is VERY psychedelic - I love Jupiter Island. A strange song that not all like the sound of. It comes from an album called On the sunday of life I think it was a home made job or a mixture but definitely at the start of SW's creative journey in Music and Music Engineering experimentation. - link below
/watch?v=DPy3DegmhM0
TesseracT - "Dystopia"
Yesssss. Perfect suggestion
Yo he would love that song
Nice!! The live version from Tillburg is awesome as well. Listen to Keeper of The Seven Keys by Helloween.
btw: Gavin Harrison is a hell of a drummer... most of the times he tries to play common stuff just different... does a lot of technical stuff and nobody notices the odd time signatures or insane cymball-fills
Great reaction again Drew. I would suggest "The Start of Something Beautiful" by Porcupine Tree.
When I was a kid, my hair would turn from a medium brown to that color during summer. Lots of sunlight and chlorinated pool water. 🏊♂️
one of the most iconic PT Songs i think. Atleast well known. I will never get bored of it :)
Porcupine Tree- Bonnie The Cat and right afterwards: Opeth- The grand Conjugoration
Bonnie the cat has such a sick groove!
"i got tired of playing with myself"
Same bro
Hey Drew, sup? Ever notice that Steven Wilson always performs live in bare feet? Lol
The more you know
Talking of Pink Floyd, you have to try Comfortably Numb at some stage! One of the great tracks of all time imo
Great reaction Drew. And well thought out as well to go for the lyric video. Makes a whole lot of difference to know what the lyrics are. Next suggestion would be Steven Wilson - "The Watchmaker" or "The Holy Drinker" live.
Gavin Harrison is now playing with Pineapple Thief (have to be careful when saying PT for obvious reasons). He has an amazing TH-cam video showing his playing on their track White Mist, which you may like to try out.
So I randomly discovered on Spotify an Irish Folk singer named David Keenan. There's a song by him called 'The Friary' that's pretty awesome. Not sure if Folk is your cup of tea. It's not really mine either but this song did it for me.
P.S. Amongst everything else, there's a PT song called Jupiter Island. It's an old one of theirs and it's a weird experience with headphones.
Start of Something Beautiful, Sound of Muzak, Time Flies, Lip of Ashes & Dark Matter please!!
Hi Drew, your comments regarding certain elements sounding like Led Zepplin in my opinion is correct, I am old enough to of been listening to Led Zepplin and Pink Floyd since 1970 and I can clearly hear elements of both Led Zepplin and Pink floyd throughout many of Porcupine Tree's tracks. I have always liked this style of music and I think thats why I appreciate Porcupine Trees music so much, because to me it feels warm and familiar but there is plenty of variation in there to also make it fresh, exciting and new.
Too Much to Lose by the Pineapple Thief
Love that you try to explain the Led Zeppelin "feeling". Main reason for that feeling is (I believe) the Mellotron. It's an instrument that Steven is very passionate about (even has a song called Mellotron Scratch).
Who disliked this video? Come on, own up!
Porcupine Tree - Shesmovedon, The Sound of Muzak
Blackfield - Blackfield, Pain (another Steven Wilson's side project)
Mike Oldfield - Nuclear
Riverside - Left Out
Soen - Covenant, Lotus
That Led Zeppelin vibes comes cos there a similarity with the song “No quartear” Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy . You see it right on the begining of Zep’s song
Exactly man, that’s one of the tracks I’ve heard!
a swarm of the sun - these depths were always meant for both of us
I came to discover PT quite late, and FOABP was the first album I heard. I loved it to bits and played it to death for weeks on end, and then never played it again. I felt like I had got everything out of it that I was going to. In Absentia and Deadwing on the other hand, I keep going back to. After watching some of your reactions I will revisit FOABP. It is a great prog metal/heavy prog album, although the themes depress me no end.
'You still a gun, to kill time' fantastic...
The whole of the incident is worth checking out particularly Time flies
Fun fact: Steven Wilson startet PT as a "fake band" with fake band members. :D
And fake backstory bands, some of which he later recreated, for example Incredible Expanding Mindfuck
What a song this is 🤘
You should check out Death Whispered a Lullaby by Opeth. Steven Wilson wrote the lyrics for it, and he produced the guitars and vocals for the entire album, Damnation.
I can where your journey is heading musically at the moment. You should check out the following as I think it would help your metal journey a lot...
Soen - savia /Katatonia - dead Letters / Anethema - release /Paradise Lost - no hope in sight / My Dying Bride - your broken shire...
Storm Corrosion "Drag Lines". It's a collaboration between Opeth and Porcupine Tree talent.
Pink Floyd is the next big one ! Comfortably Numb, Breathe, Money, Echoes, ... So many great tracks !
REGRET #9 By Steven Wilson and Guthrie Govan in the Guitar.
Heilung - Krisgaldr LIVE
If u never reacted to Pink Floyd, I would love to watch a reaction to dOGS or Shine on your Crazy Diamond ❤️❤️❤️
Nice haircut btw 🖖
You should check out Hatesong live
Yes
If you're getting into the epic length songs, check out Milliontown by Frost*
It's not as heavy as some of the stuff you've been watching, but their "Neo-Prog" style is truly wonderful. Especially in songs like Milliontown.
I know all these songs like the back of my hand. I know on forehand when you are going to smile. Gavin makes you smile a lot. Do try Dark Matter from Signify and Regret #9 from Hand Cannot Erase, either with or without home invasion. Hand Cannot Erase is a total masterpiece. It just doesn’t compare.
Airbag- Homesick! Epic track!
I would love to see you check out something from Frost* eventually, I think Black Light Machine would be a great place to start.
Yeah the guitar work and soloing is out of this world in that song.
Please react to Pink Floyd Live Pulse - High Hopes
steven wilson says that is pinfloyd ish