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Topic: Porcupine Tree Covers

Posted By: 12212112
Subject: Porcupine Tree Covers
Date Posted: October 01 2013 at 21:45

Hello Progarchivers!

I want to share some of the porcupine tree covers I´ve made.

Since this kind of music is not very well known by the general public I thought that I could get better feedback sharing these with you guys, specialists and listeners of this particular genre and this particular band.

I´m not a proper musician, just an enthusiast who likes to create and arrange sounds in order to get the best sound possible from my instruments, which are not professional.

I play all the instruments and edit/mix on a pro tools 9 daw.

I hope you enjoy!

(and if it is forbidden to share personal work on this part of the forum, my sincere apologies)

Porcupine Tree´s Colourflow in Mind

Porcupine Tree´s Signify

Porcupine Tree´s Fadeaway (acoustic)

And I´d like to end this post with the very first porcupine tree cover I´ve made, recorded on cassette tapes, so please understand the lack of quality... I´ve digitalized these and let them as raw as they were recorded.

Porcupine Tree´s Dark Matter

and the second cover was Small Fish

Thanks for your time!

And cheers!

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Posted By: AlejandroR
Date Posted: August 22 2017 at 14:38

Are you guys liking the new Steven Wilson stuff?

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