Porcupine
Porcupine
ok, I have to admit
I try to like it, but haven't really understood yet.
can anybody help me?
where should I start?
I mean, I guess I'm not interested in their harder stuff like metal and trance or...
but where is the ambient, beauty, can-style, hauntingly mystic stuff?
please, I'd like to like PT
I try to like it, but haven't really understood yet.
can anybody help me?
where should I start?
I mean, I guess I'm not interested in their harder stuff like metal and trance or...
but where is the ambient, beauty, can-style, hauntingly mystic stuff?
please, I'd like to like PT
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Re: Porcupine
I think the albums that come closest to filling those criteria would be "Metanoia" and "Sky Moves Sideways" - mostly in regards to Can-style than the others you listed. I don't think anything by them would be hauntingly mystic, but definitely hauntingly beautiful, like the song "Collapse Light Into Earth" from "In Absentia."Chet wrote:but where is the ambient, beauty, can-style, hauntingly mystic stuff? please, I'd like to like PT
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Up the Downstair, Sky Moves Sideways, Moonloop (if you can get ahold of it), and Signify are all great combination of what you're looking for. Stupid Dream is also fantastic, it's more song-based though, but not metal at all.Chet wrote: I mean, I guess I'm not interested in their harder stuff like metal and trance or...
but where is the ambient, beauty, can-style, hauntingly mystic stuff?
please, I'd like to like PT
If you like ambient, Steven also has an ambient project called Bass Communion (http://myspace.com/basscommunion) and a project with singer/songwriter Tim Bowness that sounds like it would fit your descriptions perfectly, No-Man (http://myspace.com/nomanuk)
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Are there different versions/songs called "Moonloop" than those on "Sky Moves Sideways" - could you let me know what this is please?VaporTrail wrote:Moonloop (if you can get ahold of it)
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That's an edited version, there's an unedited 40 minute version which is hard to obtain at the moment, I believe it's going to be reissued sometime next year, or at least that was the plan awhile ago.heartofdavid wrote:Are there different versions/songs called "Moonloop" than those on "Sky Moves Sideways" - could you let me know what this is please?VaporTrail wrote:Moonloop (if you can get ahold of it)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_IV
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Ah, thanks for the info! Something to put on my wishlist!VaporTrail wrote:That's an edited version, there's an unedited 40 minute version which is hard to obtain at the moment, I believe it's going to be reissued sometime next year, or at least that was the plan awhile ago.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_IV
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Re: Porcupine
actually there are two different edits available, and then there is a live version and the full version, which is Transmission IV and which is hard to get but has seen small re-releases over the years.VaporTrail wrote:
That's an edited version, there's an unedited 40 minute version which is hard to obtain at the moment, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_IV
Metanoia is not to everyones taste - but maybe you also want to try Voyage34 ... bit more trance-like - but also beautiful
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The Analog Kid wrote:actually there are two different edits available, and then there is a live version and the full version, which is Transmission IV and which is hard to get but has seen small re-releases over the years.
I like all the PT stuff so... can't choose!
I second the No-Man recommendation
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