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title: "Deadwing [VINYL]"
brand: "porcupine tree"
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# Deadwing [VINYL]

**Brand:** porcupine tree
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## Description

Limited edition Gatefold 2LP, 180gram Clear vinyl. Deadwing was Porcupine Tree&apos;s eighth studio album, first released in 2005 following their breakthrough with In Absentia, it was the second in a run of 3 albums that for many represent the pinnacle of the band&apos;s artistic achievements. It also continued their new-found commercial success to become their top selling record at the time. It has been unavailable on vinyl for many years.

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## Customer Reviews

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    Classic  PT
  

*by P***Y on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 October 2018*

Continuing with the approach they had on IA the band produces another eclectic mix for this one. The classic 12 minute song “Arriving Somewhere But Not Here” is the highlight of the album, a song which runs the range of many of PT’s attributes from the lazy dreamy intro, through beautiful harmonies, picking up speed with a full on rock out with the band fully in sync as the song explodes with pounding bass and drums supporting a full on guitar solo before easing off to conclusion. The mellow side is well represented with “Lazarus”, a piano driven song with SW’s vocal overlay. Another favourite song of mine “The Start of Something Beautiful” with its wonderful driving atmosphere and driving riff appears on this album, as well as the catchy and infectious rocky “Open Car”.

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    Arriving somewhere
  

*by K***D on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 May 2015*

One of the many things I love about the Tree (as I have come to call them) and its planter and tender, the godlike genius that is Steven Wilson, is that there's always so much going on in their/his music. The intriguingly named Deadwing is definitely no exception.The first couple of tracks feature Wilson's trademark choppy, rampaging guitar, along with the stunning drumming of the Tree's percussion supremo Gavin Harrison, a man who must surely be one of the two or three finest rock drummers working today.Guests on this 2004 outing are Adrian Belew and occasional Wilson musical cohort Mikael Akerfeldt. Keyboardist Richard Barbieri makes his presence felt, as on the long central track Mellotron Scratch, a superb example of Wilson's remarkable ability for extended musical thought (the bulk of both music & lyrics are by SW).I came very late to this guy and the PT movable feast, and I can hardly believe what I've been missing. This isn't just 'prog rock', it's endlessly fascinating music, full stop.Open Car is a stirringly great track, and like so many PT songs manages to be at once a fine, stomping rock number and a musically poetic, melodic meditation. So many of Wilson's songs wrong-foot the listener, quite apart from his lyrical gifts: he's one of those rare rock lyricists whose words don't look embarrassing in print. Far from it, they are invariably literate and often moving.Deadwing is pretty much as good as anything I've heard by the Tree - favourites so far being In Absentia and Lightbulb Sun - and that's saying a lot.Essential.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    This Deadwing flies!
  

*by P***Y on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 August 2014*

Another masterpiece from Steven Wilson's Porcupine Tree - Why aren't this band MASSIVE?. Perhaps not as immediately accessable as some of their  other work, so if Steven Wilson and/or Porcupine tree are new names to you, then I'd recommend that you try the simply superb 'Lightbuld Sun' as a starting place, or possibly Steven Wilson's stunningly good solo abum 'Grace For Drowning'.Although starting here wouldn'tbe that bad an idea.If you haven'got a copy of Deadwing yet and are considering getting one, then this version is very definitely the one to go for.; because as with most other DVD audio disc I've got this album sounds so much better in 5.1 surround than it does in stereo. (And I've only got a conventional Blu-Ray player and so have only ever listened to either the Dobly or the DTS sound tracks , if as is claimed 'proper' DVD Audio is that much better it must be amazing.)The mian thiing is that when surround sound discs as mixed properly, and if Steven Wilson is involved it will be, it' simply a case of 'more is better - much better.' The bonus here is that the HQCD really does sound better than the conventional cd. On a back to back listen everything was just that little bit sharper and clearer.

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