Porcupine Tree - Harridan (In Session, Air Studios)
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Published 2022-07-15
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All Comments (21)
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Gavin is just a brutal drummer. No wasted movements... powerful and technical. Amazing stuff.
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Richard Barbieri is massively massively underrated
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Man, Steven is so quick, he switches from bass to guitar, back to bass, to guitar again, back to bass, then an acoustic! Phenomenal.
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The new album took so long because it took Steven longer than expected to crack the cloning process
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Mad bass lines incorporated with Gavin''s backbeat wrapped in Richard's soundscape. All put together beautifully with Steven's haunting vocals and guitar. Very surreal and pure Porcupine Tree at it's finest! Cheers from the Rockies of Utah gents!🥃🥃🥃
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That small piece of background synthesizer at 3:43 is just so fucking mindblowingly good. Jesus what a GENIUS part.
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How does Gavin sound even better here than on the studio recording
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You can't get anymore professional of a band than Porcupine Tree. They are on a different level of talented musicians that most people just don't understand.
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I really like how Richard’s parts seem to be higher in the mix in this recording. Gives a great insight into what he adds. We already know Wilson & Harrison’s obvious talents. Great to hear Richard on display!
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I can watch Gavin play drums all day long. Incredible skills!
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Those polyrhythms on the drums are amazing- Gavin’s timing is impeccable. 1 of the best drummers I’ve ever encountered…
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3:14 Gavine literally dances... unique elegance with spectacular technique and musicality
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This band is totally addictive!! Can´t stop listening to them!!
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Mr Wilson. These session video's need to be released as a Blu-Ray DVD for xmas.
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Wow. Stunning. It feels like not only are they back but they're at the very top of their game.
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These keyboards sounds, fucking amazing Richard!
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Such a masterpiece, as the whole album is
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In some ways I like it more than the album version. I know everyone loves the bass line but I really like Steven’s emotional guitar sound.
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My personal favorite are those hi-hat opens. They just fit right in there. And I really love how the song ends. Gorgeous playing of a gorgeous song.
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I got old with Porcupine Tree, have been following them since 1995
