We Lost the Skyline, by Porcupine Tree

We Lost the Skyline

by Porcupine Tree

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ClassyMusicSnob A classic live session of PTs acoustic side. Steven banters with the small crowd and generally has fun with it. This ends up being one of the most enjoyable unplugged albums around. 5/5 Favorite track: Normal (Orlando).

Gordon Strole 2000. Marriage failing. Discovered “ Lightbulb Sun” on the internet. I was transfixed. I scrambled to find any previous music from them. Several live shows over the years later and consuming anything I can find, I am a cult member! Ha!
No, seriously!just kidding.

Felix Bachmann So perfect and emphatic! Favorite track: Lazarus (Orlando).

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1.	The Sky Moves Sideways (Orlando) 04:02	buy track
2.	Even Less (Orlando) 03:27	buy track
3.	Stars Die (Orlando) 04:34	buy track
4.	Waiting (Orlando) 03:52	buy track
5.	Normal (Orlando) 04:52	buy track
6.	Drown With Me (Orlando) 04:09	buy track
7.	Lazarus (Orlando) 04:06	buy track
8.	Trains (Orlando) 04:28	buy track

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Live in store performance, Park Avenue, Orlando, Florida, 4th October 2007.

The band had intended to make something closer to a full band appearance, but found that the stage and PA were too small, so instead SW performed an 8 song unplugged set, with John Wesley joining him on 5 songs. Later it was released on CD by the band's own Transmission label, and on vinyl by Dutch label ToneFloat.

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released March 13, 2020

Steven Wilson - acoustic and electric guitar, vocals
John Wesley (tracks 4-8) - electric guitar, backing vocals

Cover image by Lasse Hoile.

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Porcupine Tree is a UK rock band that started in 1987 as a solo project by songwriter Steven Wilson, but then from 1993 until their last shows in 2010 became a full band. During that time they earned critical acclaim from critics and fellow musicians, developed a cult following, and became an influence for a generation of artists combining song craft, heavy riffs and textural ambience. ... more

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