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Brilliant Waves
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Terminal 1
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Il Guardiano
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Saturn
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Bass Collapse
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Possible Mission
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Private
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Last Days
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Colin Edwin London
Best known as bass player for Porcupine Tree, other collaborations include O.R.k. Metallic Taste of Blood, Burnt Belief (with Jon Durant) Ex-Wise Heads (with Geoff Leigh) Endless Tapes (with Alessandro Pedretti) Twinscapes (with Lorenzo Feliciati), Obake and Astarta/Edwin: Click Here for Live shows: bnds.us/o5kquc ... more
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First live performance 4th Dec 1993
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I first saw them a year later at the Moonloop launch in London with Kava Kava. PT played on ground level with the audience of about 60. These early recordings are where it all started. Stoked :))
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BBC Session 13th April 2007
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it's always a pleasure listen PT covering itself. they are great musicians individually and as a group...can't stop listening its collection...
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Triumph & Disaster
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An tempestuous post-rock journey inspired by the existential threat of climate exchange, "Triumph & Disaster" overflows with grace and grit.
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Warszawa (2020 remaster)
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Most emotional, sad track ever written!
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