PORCUPINE TREE

Encore du miel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCCpmF2HM1I

Bon bé je vous dis tout

Je dois faire une interview de porcupine Tree au Bikini à Toulouse pour un site

Sincèrement, c'est terrible , surtout l'attente

Et puis faut gérer

C'est dur la vie hein

J'ai là la preuve que Dieu existe

Voici la Team créé par Pilar

http://www.myspace.com/s_wilson_frenchst

Merci Miss

Trop Beau

Et oui, Toulouse c'est demain, la Team SW m'apprend ceci:

Très bonne nouvelle:

Anathema (qui par ailleurs assure la première partie de Porcupine Tree demain soir au Bikini) jouera en session acoustique à la FNAC de Toulouse demain après-midi aux environs de 16H30!!

Ce soir, Mercredi 21 novembre entre 22h et minuit sur Classic 21.
, à la veille du concert que donnera Porcupine Tree à l'Ancienne Belgique à Bruxelles. entre 22h et minuit sur Classic 21.

Sur ce lien :
http://www.classic21.be/rtbf_2000/bin/view_something.cgi?type=sac&id=0193176_sac&menu=default&pub=be.classic21.fr%2fhomepage

L'occasion de se pencher sur les vingts ans de carrière du groupe, mais aussi sur les différents projets parallèles de son leader et fondateur Steven Wilson.

Interview effectuée par Cristina en Italie, avant le concert de Milan à l'Alcatraz!

interview (vidéos):
http://www.delrock.it/videogallery/2007-11/intervista-a-steven-wilson-porcupine-tree.php


Photos:
http://www.delrock.it/photogallery/2007-11/porcupine-tree-alcatraz-milano.php

vrédit cristina sur le board uk.

enjoy

Le mail de Pilar :

Oslo Set List - 25/11

Fear of a Blank Planet
What happens now
Sound of muzak
Lazarus
Anesthetize
Open car
Dark matter
Blackest eyes
Cheating the polygraph
A smart kid
Way out of here
Sleep together


Waiting (phase 1)
Trains
Halo


On s'impatiente à Clermont non??
Parce qu'à Paris... Grave!!!!!!!

Tu m'étonne ! Merci en tout cas

Voici ce que j'ai trouvé sur Le Mag RollingStone :

Fricke’s Picks: Porcupine Tree, the Future Kings of England and the Raspberries

Fricke’s Picks: Porcupine Tree, The Future Kings of England and the Raspberries
11/7/07, 1:46 pm EST


The Art of Nightmares

Porcupine Tree – the long-running British progressive-rock band founded and commanded by singer-guitarist-composer Steven Wilson – are rare in their field: obsessed not with fantasy but the death of it, particularly in children. At a recent head-trip gig at New York’s Beacon Theatre, films of sickly-white preteen
zombies – hypnotized by computer screens, gulping medication, brandishing handguns – were projected on a screen behind Wilson during his tangled distortion-bomb riffing in the long title track of the recent album, Fear of a Blank Planet (Atlantic), and the record’s even longer centerpiece nightmare, “Anesthetize.” A schoolgirl ran amok in what looked like a ruined psych ward during the convulsive title instrumental from the group’s new EP, Nil Recurring (Transmission). Wilson started Porcupine Tree in 1987 as a home-studio experiment that has since evolved, live and on an extensive series of records, into an aggressively modern merger of Rush’s arena art rock, U.K. prog classicism – especially Pink Floyd’s eulogies to madness and King Crimson’s angular majesty – and the postgrunge vengeance of Tool. There are no dragons evident on Fear of a Blank Planet or Nil Returning. But there are plenty of demons. And King Crimson guitarist-sage Robert Fripp plays on both records, an impeccable seal of approval.
New Royal Freaks

Witches and fiends run riot through the lyrics and instrumental vapors of the six extended tracks on The Fate of Old Mother Orvis (Backwater), by the Future Kings of England. The audaciously named British band’s mix of art rock and freak folk is also rife with other specters – the pastoral Floyd, ’72 Genesis, the echosoup psychedelia of Amon Düül II – whipped together with an ardor that sounds like yesterday and tomorrow at once.

Source: http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2007/11/07/frickes-picks-porcupine-tree-the-future-kings-of-england-and-the-raspberries/

Source site off : "PT's "Fear of a Blank Planet" album has received a nomination at this year's Grammy awards, for "Best Surround Sound Album". The full list of nominees is available on the official Grammy website.
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