Steven Wilson - Transience (2015)
Imagine my surprise a couple of years back going into The Warehouse and discovering this big chunk of vinyl along with two other equally exciting Steven Wilson recordings.
commentsImagine my surprise a couple of years back going into The Warehouse and discovering this big chunk of vinyl along with two other equally exciting Steven Wilson recordings.
commentsThe Tree stripped bare. This is an instore, mainly acoustic set, with just Steven Wilson and John Wesley accompanying him on guitar and backing vocals.
commentsThe first Porcupine Tree record I really listened to. And what a way to listen to it! - in all of it’s 5.
commentsThe opening slide guitar on “Even Less”, the first moment on this record, completely does me in. It’s pure wall to wall class from then on.
commentsMr Wilson’s first “actual” solo album made at the peak of Porcupine Tree’s popularity and critical acclaim. (For those who had actually heard of him and the band that is!
commentsWhile this is deemed the first Porcupine Tree record, it’s actually Steven Wilson’s first solo album prior to any actual PT album, recorded in his bedroom studio under the pretense of it being a fully formed band.
commentsThis was my first exposure to the eccentric world of Mark Oliver Everett (aka E) and it remains my favourite Eels record.
commentsI was never a great Doors fan. To be fair I never really listened much to any American music until … gulp….
commentsFuckin’ Canadians! Sarah has the TV permanently tuned to Channel 17 on Freeview. HGTV is dedicated to the very best in home improvement, DIY design, real estate and gardening - Canadian style!
commentsHome on a Friday evening with Tuesday’s SUAL session still reverberating. I reach for my iPhone and dial in The Dan.
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