Yes, and yes!

pyxxel wrote:

parrothead wrote:


We are on the move to save the world again??!! What planet are you living on?

meloman wrote:

As an American, I have to say that I totally agree with meloman on this one.

parrothead wrote:

Bet you're an SUV owner, aren't you?
Wheee!

RP has a pretty big boner for Porcupine Tree apparently.


parrothead wrote:

Keep your USA remarks to your self Mr. Poland listner.You have never been to this country or if you have it was only for a short minute.You and ones like you have no clue how great this country is.We have saved the world twice and we are on the move to save it again.So think about that as you read the BBC reports! Or the Warsaw papers!

Dude! Be cool, ok? I mean, this guy is from Poland.

My goodness, RP, you are super excellent this morning. I agree, this is one of my favorite songs, too.

This is one of my favourite songs of all time!

meloman wrote:Keep your USA remarks to your self Mr. Poland listner.You have never been to this country or if you have it was only for a short minute.You and ones like you have no clue how great this country is.We have saved the world twice and we are on the move to save it again.So think about that as you read the BBC reports! Or the Warsaw papers!

This is the radio edit, we need to get the uncut version on here.

God I love this song... I could cry every time I hear it!
Thanks to radio paradise! I heard this amazing band here for the first time!

crthead wrote:
You mean airplay on big stations? Well, releasing CDs on your own label usually doesn't help... Anyway, their following is growing steadily (quite rapidly actually). A few years ago a saw them in small venues with just a few hundred people, last year they played several times in front of 2000+ people.

Anyway PT gigs are AWESOME. They're probably not the most interactive of bands, but their sound and performace is always top notch.

a perfect rock song.

Great song from a great album. The opener, "Blackest Eyes" followed by "Trains" is a great 1-2 punch.

ChicoCyclist wrote:
Fantastic music, I agree. But the problem you cite isn't the only baffling thing about the USA. Electing Bush, then re-electing him, intelligent design, FOX TV...go figure!

I saw PT last year and got first wind of them through RP. They are awesome, intense, creative genius. I also remain amazed that they are not getting any airplay in the US. Bad management?

Glad to see I'm not the only one going bonkers over this band's music. I was also turned to them through RP and already have a couple of albums on my Amazon wish list. Keep it coming, please.

Thanks to Radio Paradise i now own the complete back catalogue of PT. You guys are the greatest

Music seldom gets this good. I agree with all the comments regarding the unexplained obscurity of Porcupine Tree in the US - it baffles me.

I saw these guys in Portland late last year. I astounds me that they are not just huge in the states. Been gobbling up all their old stuff just as fast as I can get it. Fantastic tune.

It's not often that a band manages to really catch my ear the way Porcupine Tree have, all thanks to RP I'm glad to say.

For those that like the album cover, go to PT's website and you can download it as a wallpaper

admittedly the album is creepy looking. however the song is exceptional. i hope that rp plays MORE porcupine tree not less. and especially great stuff like this one. this one just BEGS to be CRANKED UP.

physicsgenius wrote:You know, I actually think now you hate music. Any kind. It's OK, we understand.... not everyone is born with a musical sense.

Maybe you should try talk radio? Or something totally recluse, like building models out of matchsticks?

Just a suggestion! :D

Pyx

PS Oh nearly forgot, PT are one of the totally KICK-ASS bands around these days. This is a perfect 10 for me!

Now why would they do that to the album cover...... :puke:

I saw them last night in NYC.

They played their collective asses off. The drummer, amazingly played every bit as good live as he does on the recording. (even the little pitched cymbals.)

robert fripp on the other hand, opened, and made "soundscapes" with his iPhoto collection looping in the background on a screen.


Sorta like "The Emporer's new Clothes" - dreary bullshitty music....

but then PT came on!

I work at a loudspeaker manufacturing company and at an audio show this weekend, I cranked this song a few times for everyone :)

physicsgenius wrote:
Thanks for sharing --- you're no doubt aware of the level of regard that your song comments have at Radio Paradise.

Helluva song, great album, creepy cover.

I had this song rated as OK from some time ago, but I have to rate it way down now because:

1) The album cover is creeping me out.
2) I am so sick of Porcupine Tree on RP.

designerGirl wrote:

Yep.