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Poll Question: Whats the best steve wilson project?[excluding porcupine tree]
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13 [25.49%]
5 [9.80%]
25 [49.02%]
3 [5.88%]
2 [3.92%]
3 [5.88%]
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bass communion's catching up!
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Bass Communion blew me away.  So eerie and delicious on the ears.
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Originally posted by asimplemistake asimplemistake wrote:

Originally posted by Shakespeare Shakespeare wrote:

Bass Communion.

Scariest music ever...


Woo! I was hoping you'd side with me on this one.  I wonder who the third vote was....


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Originally posted by Shakespeare Shakespeare wrote:

Bass Communion.

Scariest music ever...


Woo! I was hoping you'd side with me on this one.  I wonder who the third vote was....
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Bass Communion.

Scariest music ever...
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well robert fripp appears on every porcupine tree record now, aswell all the no-man stuff
 
doing sounscapes and guitar usually
 
he probably is on the othe rprojects aswell, no doubt, but i havent checked for sure
 
how long is it going to be until theres a fripp-wilson collaboration?
thatll be the best partership ever! they coudld proabaly fight crime aswell, and get a van and drive around solving mysteries 
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Not really a side-project or collaboration, more of a guest appearance - but I'm quite partial to "Indigo Falls", an album by Suzanne and Richard Barbieri.
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Originally posted by yoel? yoel? wrote:

well according to mr wilson, hes most proud of these albums, if your interested
 
in absentia-porcupine tree
returning jesus-no-man
arcadia son-I.E.M
Bass Communion 2
smiling and waving-Anja Garbarek
blackwater park-opeth
 
ive got all of them apart from anja garbareck-hadnt heard about her until I read his preface to the full discography, and I dont have arcadia son either-ill get that soon though


Interesting...Returning Jesus is my all-time favourite No-Man album
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Nice to see No-man pretty high up.
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well according to mr wilson, hes most proud of these albums, if your interested
 
in absentia-porcupine tree
returning jesus-no-man
arcadia son-I.E.M
Bass Communion 2
smiling and waving-Anja Garbarek
blackwater park-opeth
 
ive got all of them apart from anja garbareck-hadnt heard about her until I read his preface to the full discography, and I dont have arcadia son either-ill get that soon though
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I loved his works with Blackfield, Opeth's Damnation and No-Man.

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Originally posted by aapatsos aapatsos wrote:

Does he actually run so many projects? LOL
I'm amazed... Blackfield the only one I am familiar with, so no voting
The number of projects and guest appearances Steven Wilson has done is jaw-dropping http://www.voyage-pt.de/swdisco.html 
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Have to go with blackfield...some of the most beautiful and poignant mainstream-oriented matierial I've heard
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Originally posted by yoel? yoel? wrote:

only me voting for continuum?

 

im surprised


Nop! Now I give them second voice !

      i think  people  doesn't like continuum because it is a bit Experimental!Ouch
or because it is not in archhives


Edited by Komodo dragon - October 28 2007 at 19:23
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Does he actually run so many projects? LOL
I'm amazed... Blackfield the only one I am familiar with, so no voting
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Yes man its No Man!
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