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Half-Light Lazarus (single) (2005) Buy CD |
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westslope Jan 17, 2013 - 11:00 | Love it.
I have Half-Light on the Anesthetize DVD.
Any suggestions on how to rip to an MP3 file which I would burn to a CD for the automobile? |
stevendejong Dec 17, 2012 - 02:26 | Kaw wrote: My first thought too. My colleagues are totally anoyed now. The support for my musical taste is decreasing to zero Let your colleagues enjoy 3FM while you are a few orders of magnitude more advanced :) |
ShaunJ Oct 15, 2012 - 09:01 | Dwaterd wrote: I couldn't agree more. This song is taken to a new level in that set. I love that DVD! Definitely one of my favorite songs on the DVD! Wished the guitar solo went on a little longer. |
handyrae Oct 15, 2012 - 08:59 | I'd love to see a new metric on RP — the number of people who use the PSD option for each song. |
Dwaterd Oct 15, 2012 - 08:57 | Marzz_13 wrote: AMEN!! BTW, that DVD, 'Anesthetize' is incredible! (blu-ray or DVD) I can watch it over and over again and it blows me away every time. The best music DVD that I own. It's like a religious experience watching it on a great sounding home theater system. I've already shown it to a couple of friends (both had never even heard of the band) and one went out that day and bought it. One of the best sounding DVD's out there, and if you're a PT nut, it's a MUST HAVE. I couldn't agree more. This song is taken to a new level in that set. I love that DVD! |
joelbb Sep 13, 2012 - 19:37 | Soooo much more original, soooo much less repetitious than Marley. |
Propayne Aug 13, 2012 - 08:40 | horstman wrote: The members of PT are never inactive! Steven Wilson produces so much music beyond PT. He has solo work, did an album with the lead Singer of Opeth (Storm Corrosion), etc. Gavin Harrison has multiple drum clinics, played with King Crimson this summer. Colin Edwin has his own side projects as does Richard Barbieri. The are one of the most active group of musicians in the business. Time to wish them to get together and make a new album. Or better yet, have another US tour! Ha - you are right about that! Looking forward to Wilson's re-mix of "Thick As A Brick" |
horstman Aug 13, 2012 - 08:21 | Propayne wrote: Sure would be great if PT would release a CD of all these extras from past singles, eps, etc. while they are inactive. The members of PT are never inactive! Steven Wilson produces so much music beyond PT. He has solo work, did an album with the lead Singer of Opeth (Storm Corrosion), etc. Gavin Harrison has multiple drum clinics, played with King Crimson this summer. Colin Edwin has his own side projects as does Richard Barbieri. The are one of the most active group of musicians in the business. Time to wish them to get together and make a new album. Or better yet, have another US tour! |
2cats Aug 13, 2012 - 08:20 | This is a strange song. |
ziggytrix Aug 13, 2012 - 08:16 | Kaw wrote: My first thought too. My colleagues are totally anoyed now. The support for my musical taste is decreasing to zero Me three. But why are your colleagues annoyed? They don't like lush, meandering soundscapes? |
dew34 Jul 12, 2012 - 21:52 | Leans to Pink Floyd left-sensibilities of Fripp with textured layers of Sigur Ros-Yeah |
Kaw Jun 11, 2012 - 05:59 | lsfeder wrote: At first I totally thought this was Sigur Ros My first thought too. My colleagues are totally anoyed now. The support for my musical taste is decreasing to zero |
TJS May 10, 2012 - 10:52 | Propayne wrote: Sure would be great if PT would release a CD of all these extras from past singles, eps, etc. while they are inactive. That is a stupendous idea. |
Propayne Feb 05, 2012 - 08:04 | Sure would be great if PT would release a CD of all these extras from past singles, eps, etc. while they are inactive. |
westslope Jan 04, 2012 - 13:16 | zaknafein wrote: There's a really good live version of this track on the band's new Blue-ray/DVD, Anesthetize. Good to know because I feel that "MUST HAVE" urge creeping up on me.
Best of the New Year to the obsessed fans. As for the non-believers, interrogation chambers and re-education centres are being planned. But I wish you all the best in the New Year too. |
justsomeone Oct 01, 2011 - 14:43 | fredriley wrote: ...but not sung in Icelandic ;) Sigur Ros don't sing in Icelandic ;) |
Marzz_13 Aug 31, 2011 - 05:18 | Canlistener wrote: This is on the new DVD as well. And it's perfectly acceptable to become completely obsessed with PT and rant to all your friends about it like a preacher trying to fill the contribution plate! Welcome to the Porcupine Tree club..... AMEN!! BTW, that DVD, 'Anesthetize' is incredible! (blu-ray or DVD) I can watch it over and over again and it blows me away every time. The best music DVD that I own. It's like a religious experience watching it on a great sounding home theater system. I've already shown it to a couple of friends (both had never even heard of the band) and one went out that day and bought it. One of the best sounding DVD's out there, and if you're a PT nut, it's a MUST HAVE. |
tutakea Aug 31, 2011 - 05:12 | you are right with Sigur Ros, of course. very remarkable that anyone would do songs that reminds people of SR, i thought they were so absolut singular this would never happen^^ "half-light" is the perfect title for this (very nice) song, |
lsfeder Jun 29, 2011 - 09:45 | At first I totally thought this was Sigur Ros |
Neil66 May 28, 2011 - 18:09 | Canlistener wrote: This is on the new DVD as well. And it's perfectly acceptable to become completely obsessed with PT and rant to all your friends about it like a preacher trying to fill the contribution plate! Welcome to the Porcupine Tree club..... Hear hear!! |
