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Anesthetize - Porcupine Tree Live Full Song.
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Lyrics
A good impression of myself
Not much to conceal
I'm saying nothing
But I'm saying nothing revealed
I simply am not here
No way I should appear happy
Stop whining please
Because of who we are
We react in mock surprise
The curse off, there must be more
So don't breathe here
Don't leave your bags
I simply am not here
No way I should appear happy
Stop whining please
The dust in my soul
Makes me feel awake in my legs
My head in the clouds
And I'm zoning out
I'm watching TV
But I find it hard to stay conscious
I'm totally bored
But I can't switch off
Only apathy from the pills in me
Its all in me, all in you
Electricity from the pills in me
Its all in me, all in you
Only MTV, and COD philosophy
We're lost in the mall
Shuffling through the stores like zombies
What is the point
What can money buy
My hand's on a gun
And I find the range, God, tempt me
What did you say
Think I'm passing out
Only apathy from the pills in me
Its all in me, all in you
Electricity from the pills in me
Its all in me, all in you
Only MTV, and COD philosophy
All the apathy from the pills in me
Its all in me, all in you
Electricity from the pills in me
Its all in me, all in you
Water so warm that day. water so warm that day.
I counted out the waves. I counted out the waves.
As they broke into
The water so warm that day
I was counting out the waves
And I followed their short life
As they broke on the shoreline
I could see you
But I couldn't hear you
You were holding your hat in the breeze
Turning away from me in this moment
You were stolen as black across the sun
Water so warm that day. water so warm that day.
I counted out the waves. I counted out the waves.
As they broke into shore. as they broke into shore.
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I see Porcupine tree and i click!!
Me too! Never saw any Wolf Hunterz vids but I'm a fan now.
I just love these two. Their positive
It has always amazed me how Porcupine Tree made such wonderful music but stayed under the radar all of these decades.
That's what Prog genres do the best of :D
THey have plenty of songs that have been on the radio and are radio friendly but I will admit its difficult to promote their act to the general public- we're just too adhd in general more or less. Everyone i ever play PT for tho loves it. My dad is 74 and I gave him Deadwing one year for his birthday and he still plays it in HIS car - and his thing can only have 6 discs to chooser from at once so yeah.
Shit lyrics
Anything with Steven Wilson's name on it is pure genius.
Gavin Harrison! Possibly the best drummer on the friggin planet!
Fun fact: percussion companies program their drum machines by Gavin Harrison.
Always react to "Live" performances from PT.
Next up, "Arriving Somewhere, But Not Here."
After that, "Fear of a Blank Planet."
Way out of here
and after that listen to all the albuns from pt, steven, blackfield, opeth and katatonia, and then u finish all that stuff and u make a question to yourself : What steven and akerfeldt listen to?
u search for it and u discover camel,joni mitchell, king crimson ......
All their live songs are master pieces...so difficult to choose few of them among all of their chef d oeuvres!
@@skyhawkheavy7524 This piece of music is Porcupine Tree's "Ninth Symphony!" Masterful!
Fear of a Blank Planet is their magnum opus IMO
On the album version of this song, Rush's guitarist Alex Lifeson is the one performing the solo 4 minutes in.
The entire band is amazing and Steven Wilson has to be one of the best prog musicians of all time. But...gavin harrison on drums...the dude is so smooth. Anything he plays is so good.
And this being PT, most people there become so into the music they look like zombie. I got this way at Rush concerts. It’s more about hearing everything going on and becoming immersed in the music. A far cry from other rock or metal band concerts. Lol.
Have you checked out Pineapple Thief. They're basically a new Porcupine Tree with Gavin on drums. His grooves are sick. I know Steven worked with Marko and Craig, on his solo work, but Gavin is so unique.
Yes. I’m not a huge fan of pineapple thief. There newer stuff with Gavin is better but not sure what doesn’t quite grab me. I think it’s the singers voice. I’ve seen the vids gavin has posted on his drum parts and they are amazing. I’ll give their latest another spin. Maybe it will grow on me.
@@mpkelley20 Of course they'll never be as good as Porcupine Tree and I agree with you about the music, but it's fun to hear Gavin play something similar and just imagine. It really seems like Gavin is still hooked on Porcupine Tree. Even his solo stuff has reimagined covers of their songs.
He's on my short list of greatest drummers of all time.
@@mpkelley20 I feel the same way about Pineapple Thief. I like them but nowhere near how I like Porcupine Tree and Rush. For me it is because the sings never really get going hard. They always seem to be holding back or have just that airy quality to them. I do not know all of Pineapple Thief's songs but the one's I have heard do not have that edge that Rush had or Porcupine Tree had.
I also really get into the music with Rush and Porcupine Tree. it is more about the music and the way it gets into your soul. Both Rush and PT are such great musicians. They can play it all.
PT has such a cult following, it is one of the greatest prog bands there are. The intellectual lyrics and the flawless execution are what people admire when they go and see them live, that is why they are not partying. The drummer, Gavin Harrison is one of the top drummers of all time, and Steven Wilson is a prolific music creator, he produced a couple of Opeth's albums and you can actually hear his vocals in a couple of songs.
OK, this is an old video in internet years and I've already commented this, but now re-watching....
10:36 - "I have a question. What are these guys doing?"
Well .. you do not need to shout and rave about if you are enjoying a song. And this song does not need shouting and waving and trashing about. They are enjoying this epic musical masterpiece. That's what they are doing. :D
They're in the moment. Feeling the music. (Goes both ways)
Spot on about Colin on bass at 12.40! Just awesome!!!
I’ve seen Steven Wilson 4x and every time it’s in a packed venue full of people who are there to chill and listen to the music. Such a good concert experience and such a chill, awesome audience 😎
Best live performance EVER.....period
Wow !
What a drummer !!
👍
Their chords and precision is just gorgeous.
Anes-te-tize. Great reaction to one of the best bands of this decade. They are so good. Great musicians but not overplaying it. Gavin Harrison on drums is the best!
I never liked "partying" at live shows. I'm there to see tha band play, not to jump around. That's quite normal with more progressive bands ;)
it's also what I hate about progressive band fans. Not that they can't sit back and enjoy the show like that...but I have a distinct memory of being 16 and watching Liquid Tension Experiment. Which is a HIGH energy band (look at their song Acid Rain). My friends and I were jumping around (it was a GA type show, not assigned seats), and this guy with his arm crossed was threatening to punch me if i didn't stand still.
Bruh, get the fuck over yourself.
Not that you would act that way, but just irks me when other people take it so seriously they don't realize that the way people enjoy the moment (and enjoy the band) can differ.
All the comments are so true. PT is one of the greatest bands that too many people never heard of. Sadly, these reaction videos don't get the likes as much as more well known names but they are worth it to try to get there incredible catalog listened to. They have something for everyone and are my family's favorite band. From a 24 year old to a 59 year old. Of course we're all musicians...
And then there's Steven's solo work...
Genius .
PT IS the most underrated band of all times...no doubt about it. I wish they could reform for a tour like they did in 2018 during one concert! If so....I ll be definitely in the crowd jumping over Gavin's groove!
This band is FUCKING DEVASTATING..I put on a level with TOOL...I don't put ANYONE ELSE on that level🤘❤️
I saw porcupine tree and immediately jumped in
Btw... Sadly this band broke up nearly 10 years ago. Steven Wilson who is the brain behind the band said that he wanted to do his own thing, since having 4 different members meant that everybody had a saying. John Wesley on backing vocals/guitar is more of a session musician. Otherwise the band consists of Richard Barbieri on synth, who was a member of "Japan" in the 80s i believe. On bass: Colin Edwin, and not at least Gavin Harrison on drums, who is one of the finest drummers around! A master of fills!
All of them had their preferences which gave life to the PT-sound. Wilson is kind of the brain and creative part of the band, and according to him he split the band since he wanted to do his own thing.
But besides making music under his own name he has some side-projects like Blackfield, no-man(??) and a project with Mikael from Opeth. He has also produced some of the Opeth albums, a polish prog band named Riverside and remastered the whole King crimson catalogue. Gavin Harrison have a few projects of his own, like Pineapple thief. And have also joined King Crimson on tour.
Nice info fill, Andreas! I will add that Steven's solo work is all great music!!
Riverside is another great band to check out...
Steven has remastered a couple of the classic Jethro Tull albums as well.
They’re back babyyyyy!
If you think he has feeling singing this song, you HAVE to hear Steve Wilson's solo song Routine. It will seriously make you cry.
That drummer tho! The way he plays is like a Jazz drummer kind of.
Would have loved to see him audition for Dream Theater
His roots are purely in jazz. He's the most versatile drummer out there
He also played with King crimson already, gavin Harrison is truly gifted.
He's a jazz drummer trapped a prog world
@@richardpozyczka3950 his fills are the best man
You have to remember that this whole album was played lived before it was recorded. This song was called the beast in 2006.
Signs of quarantine too long. Looks like you guys were having a good time on this one. Really good band....😎
Saw them a few times live. When you're in the crowd it really feels like you're a rabbit caught in the headlights. You're just in awe of what you're listening to.
I saw these guys back in 2010. They were amazing live! Steven Wilson is a genius. His stuff with PT and his solo work is incredible!
Wish I could like your comment more than once, Chris, SW is truly one of a kind!
@@allenhuling598 I think they ought to react to Steven Wilson's "Routine", with the music video. "Drive Home" or "The Raven That Refused to Sing". Have you seen the game, Last Day of June? Look it up if you haven't. It's a game based on Drive Home and it features only Steven's Music. As for Porcupine Tree, there are so many great songs. My wife loves Lazarus and Trains. Other than this song, I like Arriving Somewhere Not Here, Way Out of Here, Fear of a Blank Planet, Normal, Hatesong, Lightbulb Sun, Feel So Low, Sound of Muzak, Blackest Eyes, She's Moved On, Stars Die, Even Less... I can't stop...
@@chrishood2793 Yep, we're on the same page, both with the SW videos you mentioned and your list of PT songs! Don't do any gaming, so no I don't know The Last Day Of June. Cheers, and stay healthy!
The crowd is just mesmerized at what they are seeing. Most PT crowds are wild. I think this is the 1st time they are seeing this live!!
Great to see you react to this! One of my favourite songs.
Oh and for your bands comparison, a lot of people would say PT is sorta like Rush + Pink Floyd.
Cute how she says "anestized"
Love watching these two
Love you guys!!! I've had the same feel with this song 2 times. The first one, was amazing. The second, was like "please, stop the world, right now!" XD
Gavin Harrison 🤙👏👏👌👍🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿 wanna talk about technique, creativity, musical, robust drumming....yeah this is Gavin Harrison!
Leprous Contaminate Me
Live at The Rockefeller.
These guys are musical geniuses. Long live Porcupine Tree!
Great call on the beach boy reference during the harmonies. You both have good taste and screen chemistry.
Oh .. I find myself again, a year later to be watching this video! :)
Gavin Harrison (drums)
Haha "I believe in myself" cracked me up.
Amazing music!
Love me some Porcupien Tree... NOw for mindblowing Guitar and Keyboard (Moog) solos.... Steven Wilson - Home Invasion/Regret#9
Masterpiece
Never thought about it before, but this is a sort of inverse of Metallica's "Master of Puppets." Here, you start medicated, then it wears off in the middle and then the drugs come back and bring that detached melancholy of the ending.
The song (and much of the album) is a sort of "kids these days" album, specifically talking about things like the hands-off parenting-by-medication done so often. The whole album, _Fear of a Blank Planet_ , is great. I'd say it's probably my favorite PT album start-to-finish (though I like certain bits of other albums more).
They started out more as a "Steven Wilson likes dicking around making electronic psychadelica" kind of thing in the 80's, and only evolved into a more aggressive act like this in the early 2000's when Wilson hired some other dudes and discovered he liked prog metal. He worked with Opeth in 2001, and the next year, released a much harder-edged album called _In Absentia_ (The one right before this one) that marked Porcupine Tree's turn to a somewhat edgier sound.
Their earlier stuff is still a trip. _Lightbulb Sun_ and _Up the Downstair_ are both spectacular bits of psychadelica, and much more in the Pink Floyd direction that you noticed in their influences. Their later albums ( _In Absentia_ , _Fear of a Blank Planet_ , _Deadwing_ and _The Incident_ ) are all varied levels of aggressive and energetic in a way that the earlier stuff wasn't.
Wilson's solo work is pretty melancholy, and can be hella depressing (Seriously, _Hand. Cannot. Erase._ is a ROUGH listen, and _The Raven that Refused to Sing_ isn't much less of a downer), but his songwriting is so great. He recently released a great album with an almost 80's industrial-pop lead single reminiscent of Depeche Mode that was a sort of surprise given what he's done before, and it's alright as well. I've never heard a BAD album from Wilson. Blackfield, his Opeth collabs, so much great stuff. Steven Wilson is one of those guys worth following because he just produces (heh) such great music.
Actually Deadwing was the album before Fear of a BLank Planet.
One of the best song i've ever heard in my entire life.
Please..please..please..react to Porcupine Tree 'HateSong' live from DVD Arriving Somewhere , they make it so fun to watch , you will be bowing at the screen - Stay Safe
AH-NEESE-THE-TIZED. It means "sedated".
AH-NESS-THE-TIZED :)
@Ravy Davy Gravy Ah good to know.
Steven introduced it as 'Annie's Thighs' on occasion.
@@Taunic ....as an American would say.
The strange thing about this performance is its actually better than the studio album. That's pretty rare. Try watching Normal from this dvd or Half Light. Just a dam good live performance.
Half light is so good.
I'd call them equal, for the most. I like Gavin's drumming better on the live version. There's a few awesome fills and little flourishes here that aren't on the studio version. I love the production on the studio version. It lacks some of the punch but feels more layered and nuanced. They're both amazing.
@@ChipMatthews
I agree Chip. As a drummer myself I'm drawn to the live version though, because of Gavin's drumming. Blows me away everytime, what a song and what a band!
You two are lovely together. 🙏😌💗
That was a beautiful reaction. Thoroughly enjoyed with you guys. You must check out "Fear of a blank planet" of Porcupine Tree! You will definitely like it.
Welcome to the world of PT!! Funny you should mention Beach Boys, leader Steven Wilson was really into them. But, this song was an excellent starting point. And this DVD is like a "greatest hits" compilation, but also it is LIVE, which is the best way to hear this band. I recommend any song off this concert, or the "Arriving Somewhere but Not Here" DVD, live from Chicago, it's just as good, especially the title track.
yay! song is so good :)
That was a weird reaction, IMHO.
This is a song about depression and about drugs to suppress such depression and get 'Anesthetized'. Just listen to the lyrics! "Only apathy from the pills in me" One could even understand this from the tone of the music; dark at the beginning, and more and more dark during the song until complete depression at the heavy section and 'Anesthetized' once the melow sections starts; 'you don't feel anything anymore'. But the reaction is laughing and giggling at each other... But perhaps I'm too serious about this. Well, at least you had fun!
Gavin Harrison is next level elite , and Steven Wilson is a brilliant composer !
Love this group! The first "new" band I discovered back in 2012. More of a Pink Floyd sound imo. In fact I discovered them after looking for a group similar to Pink Floyd.
A modern epic prog classic. On the album version Alex Lifeson from Rush plays the guitar solo. PT were always superb live. Gavin Harrison must be among the best drummers of all time. The keyboard player used to be in the 80's 'new romantic' band Japan, along with legendary bass player Mick Karn.
Gavin is definitely part of the best drummers la crême de la crême!
Then it is a question of taste but for me Gavin is not only a technician but is very musical and ultra precise like a metronome. But being musical is key to generate emotion and this is what music is all about.
Un-est-the- tize...nice reactions ,focusing on drum perfection.
Haha the best reaction ever
Beach boys style... SHE KNOWS!!
Porcupine Tree-Trains Live. You get to see a witty, yet very professional, recovery...
This outro of the second part is so amazing as far as tone and emotion is concerned that I think that Beethoven has found his composing mate !
porcupine tree... awesome drums by gavin harrison...
Great 👍 reaction. Check out Steven Wilson’s solo music, he’s the mastermind behind PT and writes most of their music. A good place to start is his recent Home Invasion tour...it is incredible! Thx 😊 guys!
Will we be seeing more reactions to Porcupine Tree soon?
I just saw the"Illumination Theory" video and I thought you were really cool with my fav band. Let's see how you go with my 2nd first fav band. And also perhaps my fav song. And you completely killed its name. A N E S T H E T I Z E.
12:22 YES.
a-nes-thet-ized :)
Very tight!
Yes it should!
I'm no drummer but from what I can tell Gavin Harrison sure as hell is. Damn sure even.
I see him two times with mi fav Band: King Crimson...and 3 drummers on stage!! Simply Perfect
Ah-nest-ah-tize.
You're right the crowd did get Anesthetized!
The drummer, Gavin Harrison, is currently one of three drummers for King Crimson.
This song also has strong Rush influence. I would say it's more of a cross between Pink Floyd and Rush.
Watch P.T "Ariving somewhere but not here" And "The sound of muzak". & "Trains" . Live
The drumming groove on the Sound of Muzak is epic.
If you haven't yet reacted to Sleep Together by Porucpine Tree Live at Tilburg, it's amazing!
PT is a mood
It`s a journey...
10:30...It's a Dutch audience. Watch them playing in Chicago next.
That’s some Beach Boys stuff is so nice to hear! Brian Wilson the genius musician of our lifetime
Think of the word Anesthesia.....like being sedated....now you get it. Read the lyrics. Great musicians.
"They are really good musicians..." Right !?
Charmed but also awakened. It's going to be trippy a lot now.
Blackest Eyes is a must. If you want to experience Steven Wilson's solo catalog, then please check out Luminol, and Deform to Form a Star
Porcupine Tree ....prog rock
You didn't say, but apparently PT is something new to you guys! I'll just say that PT and Steven Wilson's solo projects are a very deep and very beautiful rabbit hole, enjoy the journey! Be aware that some of the stuff he writes is very moving, like Drive Home , Routine, or The Raven That Refused To Sing! For another PT song, try Arriving Somewhere But Not Here. Cheers!
Please react to The Watchmaker (live Frankfurt) by Steven Wilson!
You really need to react to some Leprous and Haken!! I think that you will LOVE both of those bands
Fun fact: Steven Wilson always plays barefoot. As seen here :)
Needless to say that Alex Lifeson played that guitar solo on the album...
Hey there Wolf Hunterz. Love your reactions. I would strongly suggest and recommend you guys react to Kings Peak Band and their song Night Hoss. It's a jamming tune.
Un fottuto capolavoro.
Worth revisiting the lyrics to understand the song structure better. Some of the sections and particularly their moods will make more sense.
Listening to you desperately trying to say the name of the song made my day, " A-neath-a-tize" try that lol
Please do liquid tension experiment acid rain live in la
REally more of a blend of Tool and Alan Parsons Project with a sprinkle of Pink Floyd.
If you like Porcupine Tree, please check out Polish band 'Riverside'.
It's not really party music, Lol. It's very dark, but it's great you're loving it :-)
sonor SQ2 drums. the best drum sound.
Leprous " The Cloak " .
Prog at its best..and Gavin is a Monster on the Drums 🤗 Tuomas Holopainen, Steven Wilson, Arjen Lucarrson are the best Composer of our Lifetime (my Opinion)
16:33 - I also find it funny how you always skip one syllible and say "anesthize" instead of "anesTHEtize". x)
Prog Rock rules
damn, you two are night and day between getting high and being sober. wow.. it is A-NES-TE.-TIZE. say it - A Nes Te Tize..
Incubus! lol
Where
Marillion - Incubus?
Please react to Karnivool - New Day or Goliath
Some of Stephen's solo works are rather tear-jerking...just a friendly warning. ⚠️
You know, I've heard of these guys like over a decade ago but never had the impetus to actually check them out until right now. To me it's a combo of Pink Floyd atmosphere and Animals As Leaders precision. Am I off? Someone please enlighten me?
Depends on their album. Their styles are very different on each album they put out. Early stuff was experimental and was softer. Almost psychedelic. Their later stuff started getting a bit heavy but it really is all over the place. Once album called voyage 34 follows someone on a bad trip from acid. Hard to really pinpoint their style. Flash forward to today where PT is no longer and Steven Wilson does solo stuff and his albums were kind of branches off PT but his last album and his upcoming album could almost be classified as pop. But pop in a prog way. Hard to describe. Lol.
@@mpkelley20 I believe Steven Wilson in one interview have credited Pink Floyd as one great inspiration. If you look at some of his solo-stuff it has some PF-sound to it.
Yes. Floyd I was definitely an influence. You should check out his podcast he’s doing right now. He’s talking about various albums from each year that he feels stood out. Amazing listening to him talk about them. A lot have influenced his sound over the years. And it’s a wide range!
Their early albums are even more Pink Floyd, even PF crossed with The Doors. Way more psychodelic than this. Gavin Harrison is a beast on drums, but after he joined they had a heavier sound. I love their later sound, but I still love the earlier music too. I've had some great experiences to it.
The heavier sound developed due to Steven's working relationship/friendship with Mikael Åkerfeldt of Opeth. They collaborated on some songs outside of their respective bands as well.