i really don't like this.
don't crucify me for saying so, but i don't.

One can't help but wonder why, oh why this band isn't more popular, more well-known in the U.S.

These guys are talented professional musicians, not a group of wanna-bes.

Fantastic album from a fantastic band that refuses to be pidgeon-holed.

Mugro wrote:

Considering the average rating for all the Porcupine Tree songs in rotation on RP is 7+, I'm not sure what else would qualify them MORE for deserving "heavy rotation".

nice. i love hearing good, new music.

Just listened to the album for the first time yesterday. Like In Absentia, I think I will like it more each time I listen to it. This is one of my favorite (recent discovery for me) bands.

YUCK! :P

I am all in favor of bringing a little kick-ass rock to RP once in awhile, but this stuff sounds like a poor parody of what rock should sound like. Let's face it, Porcupine Tree does not deserve this kind of heavy rotation.

This album is amazing. Buy it. Now.

This is a bit heavier than the usual RP fare as well, glad to see it getting airplay.

Arriving Somewhere But Not Here is well worthy of airplay here as well. (albeit, a long track)

I really, really want to like Porcupine Tree, but I cannot due to the vocals. I hear no personality, no distinction in the voice. Great music, accolades to those responsible for its writing, production, and performance, but without a strong voice it has no life to me.

aaah, nice to hear some harder edge on RP...