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Morpheus
07:49
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Old Man of the Sea
12:31
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Summer's End
09:34
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Hotel Hobbies
03:44
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Warm Wet Circles
04:14
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That Time of the Night
06:35
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Going Under
03:12
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Just for the Record
03:27
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White Russian
06:47
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Incommunicado
06:33
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11. |
Torch Song
04:00
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12. |
Slàinte Mhath
06:32
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Sugar Mice
07:00
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14. |
The Last Straw
07:20
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15. |
Fugazi
10:17
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16. |
Garden Party & MSH
14:28
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Steve Rothery Aylesbury, UK
Guitarist and founder member of UK Prog giants Marillion. Last years long awaited solo album "The Ghosts of Pripyat" has received excellent reviews from fans and the media.
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I am just a fan and this is as good as PpT gets!
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The Disturbance Fields
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Hooked at once, just the mood I needed. Very good quality on progrock.com. Ordered vinyls and FLAC instantly. EDIT: Listened the entire album from my DAC and FLAC files, it is a journey, it is amazing. The free listen files available on bandcamp do NOT do justice to the tremendous production. I am a fan of Eloy, Porcupine Tree and King Crimson on a daily basis and if the work of the aforementioned clicks well with you, this work is to be highly recommended.
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Los Angeles 30th July 2003
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I was at this show! It's been one of my favorite shows ever and one of my first real club experiences. Both Porcupine Tree and Opeth rocked. Both bands were on fire that night and they rocked well into the middle of the night. It's even cooler now, knowing that I'm going to be part of an official Porcupine Tree vinyl release!
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The Art Of Losing
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The second release from Welsh artist The Anchoress is a devastating and powerful meditation on loss.
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Zenith
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Retaliation
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Potent power metal gets knotted up by head-spinning, proggy song constructions on the music of Hyvmine.
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The Second Brightest Star
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Very ambitious I feel, but not quite "there". The last few songs are fantastic.
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