Porcupine Tree - Synesthesia (2016 Remaster)

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The second track from "Up The Downstair". I have split all of the tracks into their original selves as SW combined the album into four songs for the latest reissue (you can see this on Spotify, etc):
1. What You Are Listening To... / Synesthesia / Monuments Burn Into Moments / Always Never
2. Up The Downstair
3. Not Beautiful Anymore / Siren / Small Fish
4. Burning Sky / Fadeaway
Very strange for anything other than the vinyl tracklist, so I changed it back. Pretty disappointed it's been spread over four sides, I was looking forward to having "Staircase Infinities" on the reissue.
To learn more about the album "Up The Downstair" visit my website neuralrustsite.wordpress.com/... containing history, extensive song notes, interviews, period pictures and more for everything Porcupine Tree.

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@Primalinstincts101 22 дня назад

As soon as this played, I got hooked

@agnivogosai6764 Год назад

The drums and the keyboard 🎹 in this song's just awesome

@francescomaria6573 Год назад

Very intelligent,creative music 👍

@BasicBas 2 года назад

pt has such eye opening music :D

@henriettczerovszky572 11 месяцев назад

Feeling good feeling great❤

@henriettczerovszky572 9 месяцев назад

The best vocalist version!!!❤❤❤❤

@carlomarcosignori6057 Год назад

Love Gavin Harrison's drumming!!!!

@gfgf9045 Год назад

this is not gavin

@carlomarcosignori6057 Год назад

@@gfgf9045 But yes, it's Gavin and it can be seen from two details: the first is the title "2016 Remaster" and the second (or better, second, third, fourth, etc.) is the drumming rich in details and sounds typical of him. , which make it unmistakable.

@beepst Год назад

From Wikipedia: " In 2005, it was partially re-recorded, fully re-mixed, remastered and re-released along with the Staircase Infinities EP as a double album. The re-release contains a new mix by Steven Wilson, along with recorded drums by Gavin Harrison that replace the electronic drums of the original version."

@miguelandresreyescastro6998 2 года назад

Another Armistice Day anniversary makes this song beautifully sad.

@_MrPink_ 2 года назад

This track has affected me from the very first time I heard it and came apart. It is magnificent.

@jonathanwhite5640 8 месяцев назад

Mr Barbieri said in an interview if it wasn't for Steve, Porcupine Tree,Probable would have been the next Tangerine Dream ,now that would be interesting up in Thetford Forest at a 90`s rave festival

@user-wx7id3yh7i Год назад

One of the greatest tracks ever produced. Hands down...Next question.

@jonathanwhite5640 11 месяцев назад

The keyboards is Richard Barbarise now Gandalf the white. Mr Maitland on backup vocals and a dam good drummer as welldifferent to Gavin but still a class act.

@francoisft 5 лет назад

I was attending their Deadwing concert in Mtl when SW talked about that album completely remade with Harissons's drum tracks!!!

@mikereiss4216 4 года назад

I'll stick with the original.

@lugn.9632 4 года назад

I love Gavin drums, still I feel it’s unfair for Chris Maitland, like taking him the credit of PT’s early years back, though he brought a lot

@francoisft 4 года назад

@@lugn.9632Agreed! He really delivered!

@YouCantDeleteDenzelL 3 года назад

Maitland didn't join the band until Signify. Drum machines were used for the first three albums. There why this and Sky were re-recorded with Harrison. Ngl there are some songs on this album that benefit from the actual drums and more polished sound, but songs like Fadeaway lose their otherworldly quality.

@mikereiss4216 2 года назад

@@YouCantDeleteDenzelL Not true. Maitland appears on the original The Sky Moves Sideways.