PORCUPINE TREE — Atlanta

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Live album · 2010

Tracklist

1. Fear Of A Blank Planet (9:31)
2. What Happens Now? (8:04)
3. Sound Of Muzak (5:15)
4. Sentimental (5:36)
5. Drown With Me (5:51)
6. Anesthetize (17:30)
7. Open Car (4:44)
8. Dark Matter (8:51)
9. Cheating The Polygraph (8:37)
10. A Smart Kid (5:30)
11. Blackest Eyes (4:58)
12. Half-Light (5:58)
13. Way Out Of Here (7:41)
14. Sleep Together (8:46)
15. Even Less (6:11)
16. Halo (7:29)

Total Time 120:00

Line-up/Musicians

- Steven Wilson / Vocals, guitar
- Richard Barbieri / Keyboards
- Colin Edwin / Bass
- Gavin Harrison / Drums

- John Wesley / vocals, guitar

About this release

June, 2010
Burning Shed

Recorded live at the Roxy theatre, Atlanta, USA, 29, October, 2007.

Thanks to andyman1125 for the addition and Lynx33, Unitron, Bosh66 for the updates

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Recorded on the Fear of a Blank Planet tour, this show from (as the title implies) Atlanta was one of several considered for a live release, before the band eventually settled on the show from Holland to form the basis of the Anesthetize live album and blu-ray.

Eventually, Atlanta would see release on a download basis (initially to raise some money to help Japan bassist Mick Karn's family during his final illness), and whilst its set list has much in common with Anesthetize, the atmosphere here is so absolutely electric that many Porcupine Tree fanatics will want to have both shows to hand, and the slightly shorter track list makes the thing more digestible to boot.

This is absolutely the sort of thing you could put on to instantly hook a curious listener on the late 2000s sound of Porcupine Tree, with an excellent group of songs drawing heavily on In Absentia, Deadwing, and Fear of a Blank Planet, with a pinch from Nil Recurring and some archival dives into Stupid Dream and Signify to round out the running time.

By this point, Porcupine Tree had honed their sound wonderfully, intensive gigging having refined the Blank Planet material to perfection. Whilst prior phases of the band could be pigeonholed as space rock or indie-prog, here the group were in a sonic realm all of their own, following no bandwagon or genre and guided only by their own inspiration. The result is marvellous.

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