Porcupine Tree - 2003 - XM - Flac
Porcupine Tree - 2003 - XM - Flac
FLAC + PDF Cover | 340 MB | MP3 VBR + PDF Cover 76 MB
Progressive Rock
Previously issued as a limited edition tour release in 2003,
this is a download version of the session Porcupine Tree recorded for XM Satellite Radio in Washington DC
on 12th November 2002. Performed completely live in the studio,
and later mixed by SW at No Man's Land.
Flac
PART01
PART02
PART03
PART04
MP3
Rapidshare
pass: crow
Track Listings
1. blackest eyes (4.26)
2. the sound of muzak (5.02)
3. gravity eyelids (7.30)
4. wedding nails (5.17)
5. even less - slave called shiver (11.38)
6. heart attack in a layby (4.16)
7. strip the soul (7.06)
8. tinto brass (6.38)
Total running time 52 minutes
Credits
Porcupine Tree: Richard Barbieri, Colin Edwin, Gavin Harrison, Steven Wilson With John Wesley - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Recorded live at XM Satellite Radio Performance Studio One, Washington DC, USA, 12th November 2002
XM Recording Engineer - Quinton Roebuck, assisted by Aaron Lee
Mixed by SW at No Man's Land, UK, December 2002
FLAC + PDF Cover | 340 MB | MP3 VBR + PDF Cover 76 MB
Progressive Rock
Previously issued as a limited edition tour release in 2003,
this is a download version of the session Porcupine Tree recorded for XM Satellite Radio in Washington DC
on 12th November 2002. Performed completely live in the studio,
and later mixed by SW at No Man's Land.
Flac
PART01
PART02
PART03
PART04
MP3
Rapidshare
pass: crow
Track Listings
1. blackest eyes (4.26)
2. the sound of muzak (5.02)
3. gravity eyelids (7.30)
4. wedding nails (5.17)
5. even less - slave called shiver (11.38)
6. heart attack in a layby (4.16)
7. strip the soul (7.06)
8. tinto brass (6.38)
Total running time 52 minutes
Credits
Porcupine Tree: Richard Barbieri, Colin Edwin, Gavin Harrison, Steven Wilson With John Wesley - Guitar, Backing Vocals
Recorded live at XM Satellite Radio Performance Studio One, Washington DC, USA, 12th November 2002
XM Recording Engineer - Quinton Roebuck, assisted by Aaron Lee
Mixed by SW at No Man's Land, UK, December 2002