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Porcupine Tree - Deadwing (Deluxe Edition) (2023) [Blu-ray Audio] Label: Transmission Recordings Country: UK Genre: Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock Quality: Blu-ray Audio Audio: English / LPCM Audio / 2.0 / 96 kHz / 4608 kbps / 24-bit Audio: English / DTS-HD Master Audio / 5.1 / 48 kHz / 3365 kbps / 24-bit (DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 1509 kbps / 24-bit) Audio: English / LPCM Audio / 2.0 / 48 kHz / 2304 kbps / 24-bit Time: 01:19:40 + 02:12:10 Full Size: 38.1 GB Transmission are proud to present Deadwing in a deluxe hardback book edition for the first time. With three CDs and a bonus Blu-ray disc, this is the most complete collection of the album and related material to date. Deadwing was Porcupine Tree'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's artistic achievements. It also continued their new-found commercial success to become their top-selling record at the time. Based on a screenplay written by Steven Wilson and director Mike Bennion, about half of the songs were started with a view to being part of the score to that film, but when the film failed to move into the production stage, Wilson instead made them the foundation for the next PT album, with additional material written in collaboration with the other band members. The album features guest appearances from Adrian Belew (King Crimson), who plays guitar solos on the title track and "Halo", and Mikael Åkerfeldt (Opeth), who adds vocal harmonies and a guitar solo to "Arriving Somewhere But Not Here". Setlist: 1 Never Stop The Car On A Drive In The Dark 2 Lazarus Promo Video Deadwing Remastered 96/24 LPCM Stereo 3 Deadwing 4 Shallow 5 Lazarus 6 Halo 7 Arriving Somewhere But Not Here 8 Mellotron Scratch 9 Open Car 10 Start Of Something Beautiful 11 Glass Arm Shattering Deadwing 5.1 Surround Sound Mix (Including 4 Bonus Tracks) 48/24 12 Deadwing 13 Shallow 14 Lazarus 15 Halo 16 Arriving Somewhere But Not Here 17 Mellotron Scratch 18 Open Car 19 Start Of Something Beautiful 20 Glass Arm Shattering 21 Revenant 22 Mother And Child Divided 23 Half-Light 24 Shesmovedon Deadwing B-Sides 96/24 LPCM stereo 25 Revenant 26 So Called Friend 27 Shesmovedon 28 Mother And Child Divided 29 Half Light Rockpalast (WDR Television Broadcast) 30 Intro 31 Blackest Eyes 32 Lazarus 33 Futile 34 (Interview) 35 Mother And Child Divided 36 So Called Friend 37 Arriving Somewhere But Not Here 38 Sound Of Muzak 39 (Interview) 40 Start Of Something Beautiful 41 Halo 42 (Interview) 43 Radioactive Toy 44 Trains https://www.keeplinks.org/p72/6579db19ba790

The Pineapple Thief - How Did We Find Our Way (1999 - 2006) (2023) [Blu-ray Audio] Label: Kscope Country: UK Genre: Art Rock, Progressive rock Quality: Blu-ray Audio Audio: English / DTS-HD Master Audio / 5.1 / 48 kHz / 4245 kbps / 24-bit (DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 1509 kbps / 24-bit) Audio: English / Dolby TrueHD/Atmos Audio / 7.1 / 48 kHz / 5955 kbps / 24-bit (AC3 Embedded: 5.1-EX / 48 kHz / 640 kbps / DN -31dB) Time: 08:01:06 Full Size: 45.46 GB The New 8 Disc Deluxe Book-Set. Kscope are proud to present, the first in a series of deluxe book-sets cataloguing The Pineapple Thief's tremendous output. The first instalment focuses on the bands' humble beginnings with Abducting The Unicorn in 1999 through to Little Man in 2006. The Pineapple Thief are one of the leading lights of Europe's experimental rock domain, led by post-progressive mastermind Bruce Soord, the band have built an incredibly loyal fanbase over the past 23 years through extensive touring and consistently lauded recordings. Founder Bruce Soord started The Pineapple Thief as an outlet for his music back in 1999 and has since released over 15 studio albums. All the albums in How Did We Find Our Way were remixed from their original sessions, featuring 80 minutes of rare bonus material retrieved from Bruce's archives. The total running time of the collection amounts to almost 8 and a half hours of music, which is offered in high resolution stereo, Dolby Atmos, and 5. 1 DTS-HD surround. Additionally, Steve Kitch has mastered all the stereo mixes. In recalling the original stems to create new mixes, Bruce states "the Atmos mixes in this box set could be played in anything from a huge theatre with 100 speakers, in an enthusiasts home setup with perhaps 8 speakers through to something much more straightforward such as a soundbar or even streamed to headphones. " - a spectacular audio treat for fans. At the centre of this package is a 64-page book featuring previously unseen, rare photographs from Bruce's personal archive along with superb liner notes from Anil Prasad and interviews with Bruce. Setlist: Abducted At Birth 1 Private Paradise 2 Drain 3 What Ever You Do, Do Nothing 4 No One Leaves This Earth 5 Punish Yourself 6 Everyone Must Perish 7 Judge The Girl 8 Parted Forever 9 What Might Have Been (Secret Track) Bonus Track 10 I Am The Only One 137 11 Lay On The Tracks 12 Perpetual Nightshift 13 Kid Chameleon 14 Incubate 15 Doppler 16 Ster 17 Release The Tether 18 How Did We Find Our Way? 19 137 20 Preserve 21 Warm Me 22 PVS 23 MD One Bonus Track 24 What A Way To Lose Variations On A Dream 25 We Subside 26 This Will Remain Unspoken 27 Vapour Trails 28 Run Me Through 29 The Bitter Pill 30 Resident Alien 31 Sooner Or Later 32 Part Zero 33 Keep Dreaming 34 Remember Us Bonus Track 35 Suddenly Away 8 Days 36 Sunday 20th 37 Monday 21st 38 Tuesday 22nd 39 Wednesday 23rd 40 Thursday 24th 41 Friday 25th 42 Saturday 26th Part 1 43 Saturday 26th Part 2 44 Sunday 27th Part 1 45 Sunday 27th Part 2 Bonus Tracks 46 Running Empty 47 Crash 48 Bliss 49 Your World 10 Stories Down 50 Prey For Me 51 Clapham 52 Wretched Soul 53 The World I Always Dreamed Of 54 Start Your Descent 55 My Own Oblivion 56 It's Just You And Me 57 The Answers 58 From Where You're Standing 59 I Will Light Up Your Eyes 60 Who Will Light Up Your Eyes? Bonus Tracks 61 Slip Away 62 Take Our Hands 8 Days Later 63 Sunday. Crash. 64 Monday. Sleep. 65 Tuesday. Haboob. 66 Wednesday. The Snail Song. 67 Thursday. Fifty Four. 68 Friday. 5 Minutes. 69 Saturday. Reverse. 70 Sunday. King Street. Bonus Tracks 71 Groundfloor 72 Catch The Jumping Fool 73 Who Will Be There? 74 Watch The World Turn Grey Little Man 75 Dead In The Water 76 God Bless The Child 77 Wilting Violet 78 Wait 79 Run A Mile 80 Little Man 81 November 82 Boxing Day 83 God Bless The Children 84 Snowdrops 85 We Love You https://www.keeplinks.org/p72/659157644dd7f

Jade Warrior - Jade Warrior (Remastered & Expanded) 1971 (2022) 44.1-24 Country: UK Genre: Progressive Rock Format: FLAC (*tracks) Quality: Lossless [44,1kHz/24 bit] Time: 48:12 Full Size: 477.92 MB Jade Warrior's first album following Tony Duhig and Jon Field's emergence out of the psychedelic July captures them abandoning the best of that band's whimsical moodiness in favor of a symphonic spirituality epitomized from the outset by the soaring guitars that ecstatically slice through the opening "Traveller." Reminiscent, in places, of a less-precious successor to Quintessence and the Incredible String Band in that moods and esotericism do sometimes get the better of the band's more conventional music impulses, Jade Warrior is nevertheless a remarkable album, all the more so since its makers could readily have given the likes of Jethro Tull and the Moody Blues some serious competition in the mellifluous prog stakes. Glyn Havard's vocals themselves can sound extraordinarily Ian Anderson-ish in places, with Field's wielding of the flute and some distinctly edgy tempos only furthering that impression. Elsewhere, however, the same tools combine to induce emotions that range from trance to terror, an accomplishment that means highlights of the album are difficult to single out. Although the ten tracks are clearly delineated, the song titles are little more than passing impressions of the music's own sensations, rendering Jade Warrior one of those rare albums that is best experienced as a seamless whole. © Dave Thompson /TiVo Download from [b]HotLink[/b] https://hotlink.cc/folder/4ce087f8-c7d2-11ec-a2c7-0cc47ac4f47e