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Stupid Dream [CD+DVD]

Porcupine Tree Audio CD
4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
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Disc: 1
1. Even Less
2. Piano Lessons
3. Stupid Dream
4. Pure Narcotic
5. Slave Called Shiver
6. Don't Hate Me
7. This Is No Rehearsal
8. Baby Dream In Cellophane
9. Stranger By The Minute
10. A Smart Kid
See all 12 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. 1 surround sound and high resolution 24-bit stereo version of tracks from disc
2. AMBULANCE CHASING (5.1 mix)
3. EVEN LESS - full length version (5.1 mix)
4. PIANO LESSONS - video track
5. PHOTO GALLERY

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As we hurtle toward the technological utopia of tomorrow, the trend of digital, computer-inspired music offers predictions as to what our intergalactic house parties of the future will sound like--but then so did progressive rock in 1978. Step into Porcupine Tree's time machine and travel back to analogue synthesizers mixed with Hammond organ, guitar solos that "texturize," and a good old-fashioned weighty bass guitar. Songwriter, guitarist, pianist, vocalist, producer, and string arranger Steven Wilson is Porcupine Tree, and this is his sixth LP. There are a very limited number of people who can wear this many hats and maintain consistency and quality throughout--Wilson is not one of them. However, he has made a listenable disc that will nestle quite nicely between your Yes, Marillion, and Moody Blues albums. Who knows--it may even be the CD your new neighbors from Alpha Centauri borrow and never return. --David J. Browne

Album Description

Japanese paper sleeves version of Porcupine Tree's full-length. Part of a ten album Porcupine Tree mini-LP sleeve series featuring the albums 'ON The Sunday Of Life,' 'Up The Downstairs,' 'The Sky Moves Sideways,' 'Signify,' 'Coma Divine,' 'Metatonia,' 'Stupid Dream,' 'Voyage 34: The Comlete Trip,' 'Lightbulb Sun,' & 'Star Die: The Delerium Years 1991-1997.' Victor. 2008.

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5.0 out of 5 stars super good album!, Jan 17 2012
By 
Daniel Fournier "daniel fournier" (Stettler alberta canada) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Stupid Dream (Audio CD)
I feel kind of funny writing this review because at the time, the same day, I have purchase Recording and The stupid dream by Porcupine tree through Market Place and did recievde the 2 cds the same day, and even though I was ready to review the 2 idems, I thought to wait a bit between the 2 reviews so that one would not influence the other one or at least not so much.
having said that it is hard for me not to mention at time the album Recording. As I said in my Recording review, that was an album for music lover to enjoy without getting so mucdh a certain amount of so call commercial track on it. Now, this album, Stupid dream is for sure pack with more tunes that you will be able to easyly remember and kind of sing the tune in your head. I know that it is not really right to use the word commercial when we talk about any of the Porcupine tree albums, as I have mention, I have over 20 albums of the band and it is very easy to see a certain patern happening. Maybee instead of using the word commercial , i will use the word friendly and more easy to get in a shorter time. If this make any sens to you.
Stupid dream is so wonderfull because it goes the complete time of the album a little to the left or the right of being so call commercial and when you finish to listen to it for the first time, you have a feeling , a good one, that yhou have understand the concept of the album or at least you have your own understanding of the album, I am kind of sure that if you would take ten person and ask them the meaning of this album, chances are that you would get different answers, but that is ok, I kind of think that they do it more less on purpose , but that is just me.
but the point is that everyone will have his or her idea and will be happy with it after one listening, wich I can not say that it would happen with the album Recording after the first listen.
For me, it is a matter of how I feel a certain day, I have my day that I want to listen an album that I still don't know what it is about, it kind of bugs me but at the same time I like the fact that I have to work on it to get it. But other day, album like this one and let say lightbuld sun or fear of a blank planet will be easy to simply just enjoy and you don't have to work at itg to figure why the band did this or that.
As I said before , I do believe that Steven wilson is nothing short of a genius, so rare now, well, in fact, they have always been rare. The kind of person that yes of course they want to make money, yes they want the place to be pack at the concdert, but you have a sens that that is not all what the man or the band is about.
I often compare Steven wilson with Robert fripp, I was not surprise at all when I realise that Steven wilson was heavyly involve with the project to do the remixtg of the King crimson catalogue, it made sens to me.
I am 56 years old and I never thought that I could say about someone the type of thing I say about the talent of Steven wilson, I thought that record company and and the way the radio was going in the 80's, I just could not see how someone like him could make it, but of course I didn't realise at the time the power that something call internet would have in the near future.
without the power of the internet, someone like Steven wilson could simply not make it, that is what I believe, I can not count on regular radio station to intruduce to me some great talents, time have change.
But I am so glad that things have change again and band like Porcupine tree did fine their place.
get the album, it is a great one.
P.S. I am sorry if I got carry away, I will do my best that I don't get carry away with big type of speach.
Try to forgive me for now.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars "I come in value packs of ten - in five varieties.......", Jun 5 2004
This review is from: Stupid Dream (Audio CD)
What an album. I'm extremely grateful to lavarecords for giving Porcupine Tree a semi-adequate advertising campaign for IN ABSENTIA, because it introduced me to one of the best modern rock bands out there right now. I purchased IN ABSENTIA about 2 years ago because of all of the publicity it was getting (among the world of rock and roll) and, at the time, I was shocked at how great the band was. I rediscovered them in my cd collection about 1 month ago and now I'm hooked. I recently purchased STUPID DREAM and few other of their older albums.
Although I still consider IN ABSENTIA to be their best effort, STUPID DREAM is certainly one of the best albums of the 1990s. All of the tracks here are addicting, especially "Pure Narcotic" (my personal favorite).
To anyone who enjoyed IN ABSENTIA, STUPID DREAM will undoubtedly be one of your favorites.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars What???, Sep 6 2002
This review is from: Stupid Dream (Audio CD)
I was just wondering if David J. Browne even actually listened to the album when he reviewed this? Sounds like he justed based his review off of what he has been told to expect from P.T. Pass the main review by and read the customer reviews (and listen to the samples). This is a great album (and very modern sounding)!
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