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DEADWING

Porcupine Tree

 

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4.13 | 2250 ratings

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yface1
4 stars Personally, I have to say this is my 3rd Favourite of all the PT albums behind Stupid Dream and In Absentia. Although admitedly (if that's the correct spelling...) this is probably the one I listen to the most. Here's why...

First off, the blend of music types in this albums ranges from the slightly more heavy songs which are gripping, moving and above all, worthy of some air guitar (Deadwing and Halo) and then, as if your moving from a busy city into the country, the next song takes you on a peacful ride to unwind by taking you into Lazarus. The rest of the album flows beautifully after this, almost like a graceful river.

The only reason I can't honestly give this 5stars to be honest is because there's not really anything which grabs me quite like the tracks that Mr Wilson has produced before in Stupid Dream and In Absentia. It just doesn't feel altogether... complete. I dunno how to describe it but there still feels like there's a little something missing...

Although everything into consideration, it's a really good album and anybody looking to get in Porcupine Tree's music would do well to start with this one I reckon.

yface1 | 4/5 |

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