this is an original from the album Stupid Dream - copyright by Steven Wilson, my friend :)

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My own edit of two Porcupine Tree's songs - "Normal" and "Sentimental". First song appeared on "Nil Recurring" EP, the second one appeared on "Fear of a Blank Planet" album.
Big thank you to Steven Wilson for his great songs!

Steven Wilson - vocals, guitars, mellotron
Colin Edwin - bass
Richard Barbieri - keys, piano
Gavin Harrision - drums

Porcupine Tree - Normal/Sentimental (Edit)

Another Sunny Sunday Afternoon


Another Sunny Sunday afternoon 
Here to make me feel the gloom
While waiting for the moon

Another flaming Sunday sun 
Going down while looking me
In the eyes again now

Feeling a little desperation 
Growing inside 
Fearing the irreversible 
My mind is considering 
All that is possible 
To try to exit outside

Oh my oh my oh my
You’re so beautiful 

Oh my oh my oh my
You’re so beautiful 


Another Sunny Sunday afternoon 
Here to make me feel the gloom
While waiting for the moon

Another flaming Sunday sun 
Going down while looking me
In the eyes again now

Feeling a little desperation 
Growing inside 
Fearing the irreversible 
My mind is considering 
All that is possible 
To try to exit outside

Oh my oh my oh my
You’re so beautiful 

Oh my oh my oh my
You’re so beautiful

Another Sunny Sunday Afternoon

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DEFORM TO FORM A STAR (live in London)

Porcupine Tree - Baby Dream In Cellophane

The Pineapple Thief
Your Wilderness - 2016


Band

    Bruce Soord – Vocals, guitar, composition
    Jon Sykes - Bass guitar
    Steve Kitch - Keyboards

Additional musicians

    Darran Charles - Guitar
    Gavin Harrison - Drums
    John Helliwell - Clarinet
    Geoffrey Richardson - String arrangements[4]

Production

    Arranged by The Pineapple Thief
    Produced and engineered by Bruce Soord and Steve Kitch
    5.1 mixed by Bruce Soord
    Mastered by Steve Kitch at Audiomaster
 
    Label : Kscobe

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The Final Thing On My Mind

Oh this broken dawn light
When my shooting feels right
There's just one final thing on my mind

Oh the mist of this dawn
The mist of a different dawn
The final thing on my mind?

Every waking dawn it's you I see
Coming back to me
Everything you did is a part of me
Ripped apart from me


How did we get to be this cold?
How did I let you get so far from me?
We got it so wrong, so wrong
How did we let it get this cold?

Every waking dawn it's you I see
Coming back to me
Everything you did was a part to me
Ripped apart from me

How did we get to be this cold?
How did I let you get so far from me?
We got it so wrong, so wrong
How did we let it get this cold?

How did we get to be this cold?
How did I let you get so far from me?
We got it so wrong, so wrong
How did we let it get this cold?

Your Wilderness

The Pineapple Thief - The Final Thing On My Mind

In 2010 Anathema released We’re Here Because We’re Here, the band’s first new album for almost seven years. The album was awarded Classic Rock’s Prog Album of the Year as well as a host of other accolades and the producer, Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree), has described it as “definitely among the best albums I’ve ever had the pleasure to work on.”
The band now return with Weather Systems, their brand new studio album. The album will be available as a limited edition 2 disc set which will come packaged in a deluxe digibook and feature a 5.1 surround sound mix of the album.

Anathema have been at the forefront of the UK rock/metal movement for many years. They began their journey as pioneers of melodic heavy music, influencing a myriad of bands to follow them, before outgrowing all genres and limitations as they fearlessly explored new territory and new ways to express feeling through sound.

Formed in Liverpool in 1990, the band’s sound, and musical vision has continually evolved over the ensuing years while always remaining true to their original goal of creating forward thinking, meaningful, passionate and honest music. The line-up is really a collective of two families who were quite simply born to do it. Anathema consists of brothers Vincent, Daniel and Jamie Cavanagh, alongside childhood friends John Douglas and his sister Lee, who is an incredible singer in her own right.

There is a deeper bond in the group that transcends usual band politics, ego, and self-interest. They have a shared vision: to make the most incredible music they possibly can, and it seems, despite the lavish praise heaped on the band for their past work, that they are now taking their work to a whole new level.

Pre-order the album from the Kscope store here: http://www.burningshed.com/store/kscope/collection/222/

Anathema - The Beginning and the End (from Weather Systems)

Composition enregistrée et mixée au studio Brick Lane par Perceval Carré.

Black Magic

Sphere

Wave

White Elephant

Marcin Odyniec - solo on soprano saxophone

Song title: Deprived (Irretrievably Lost Imagination)
Track: 06
Artist: Riverside
Album: Shrine of New Generation Slaves
Year: 2013

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