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bob wrote: ↑Tue Nov 02, 2021 11:30 am a friend of mine likes those guys quite a bit. i never overly got into them but Richard Barbieri is in them and he was in 'Japan' once upon a time so thats pretty cool. i'll have to check this out.

Definitely a draw for me as well. I love me some Mick Karn.

If you're going to check out Porcupine Tree for the first time, I recommend you start with either In Absentia



Or Deadwing



Then, go back to the beginning, and then forward. So many different genres represented over the course of their discography, and a HUGE shift when they moved to Gavin on drums.

Their live shit is unbelievable as well. Hope you dig some of it. One of my favorite bands.

New PT album out in June. 2 tracks streaming now.

They are touring in US and Europe, starting this September. Just got SF presale tix.

https://consequence.net/2022/03/porcupi ... dates/amp/