Porcupine Tree rarities

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   Hello,
I have been completing my collection of Porcupine Tree
and I was wondering if any PT fans might be able to answer
a question for me?

I own the studio albums and live recordings of
Porcupine Tree and I was wondering if is there any reason to 
purchase Stars Die? 
It is from the Delirium years and it is a double CD that looks
well packaged as always. 

Perhaps it includes different versions of a song or 
it has songs only available on this particular Cd?

Thanks
MRock22

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madgo22 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: October 24 2017 Location: Florida Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote madgo22 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Porcupine Tree rarities Posted: August 01 2018 at 10:56
	Hello, I have been completing my collection of Porcupine Tree and I was wondering if any PT fans might be able to answer a question for me? I own the studio albums and live recordings of Porcupine Tree and I was wondering if is there any reason to purchase Stars Die? It is from the Delirium years and it is a double CD that looks well packaged as always. Perhaps it includes different versions of a song or it has songs only available on this particular Cd? Thanks MRock22

Squonk19 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: April 03 2015 Location: Darlington, UK Status: Offline Points: 4776	Post Options Post Reply Quote Squonk19 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: August 01 2018 at 11:21
	Definitely worth getting - lot of unreleased tracks, remixes, single tracks etc. I reckon about half of the content doesn't replicate earlier albums. Check Wikipedia and Stars Die for all the information you need.
	“Living in their pools, they soon forget about the sea.”

Squonk19 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: April 03 2015 Location: Darlington, UK Status: Offline Points: 4776	Post Options Post Reply Quote Squonk19 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: August 01 2018 at 11:25
	Disc one (1991-1993) "Radioactive Toy" – 10:10 (from On the Sunday of Life, 1992) "Nine Cats" – 3:51 (from On the Sunday of Life) "And the Swallows Dance Above the Sun" – 4:02 (from On the Sunday of Life) "Nostalgia Factory" – 7:33 (from On the Sunday of Life) "Voyage 34 - Phase One" – 12:54 (from the Voyage 34 single, 1992) "Synesthesia" (Extended version) – 7:54 (Previously unreleased, 2002; original version on Up the Downstair, 1993) "Phantoms" – 3:14 (Previously unreleased, except for internet .mp3 downloads) "Up the Downstair" – 10:09 (2001 remix; original version on Up the Downstair)* "Fadeaway" – 6:16 (2001 remix; original version on Up the Downstair)* "Rainy Taxi" – 6:52 (from Staircase Infinities, 1994 (Vinyl)/1995 (CD)) * Replaced by partially re-recorded remixes from 2004 on later re-releases. All tracks written by Steven Wilson, except 2,3,4,7 and 9 written by Steven Wilson and Alan Duffy and 5 written by Steven Wilson, Hugh Banton, David Jackson, Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard. Disc two (1994-1997) "Stars Die" – 5:06 (from the US version of The Sky Moves Sideways, 1995) "The Sky Moves Sideways - Phase One" – 18:37 (from the UK version of The Sky Moves Sideways) "Men of Wood" – 3:35 (Previously unreleased) "Waiting" – 4:29 (from Signify, 1996) "The Sound of No-One Listening" – 8:13 (2001 remix; original version on the Waiting CD single, 1996) "Colourflow in Mind" – 3:49 (from the Waiting 12" single, 1996) "Fuse the Sky" – 4:33 (from the Waiting 12" single) "Signify II" – 6:04 (Previously unreleased) "Every Home Is Wired" – 5:13 (from Signify) "Sever" – 5:33 (from Signify) "Dark Matter" – 8:12 (from Signify) All tracks written by Steven Wilson, except 3 written by Steven Wilson and Alan Duffy.
	“Living in their pools, they soon forget about the sea.”