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Porcupine Tree - Lightbulb Sun (DTS Remastering 2008)

28 Aprilie 2008 | Sun/Recordings | Language: English

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A brand new edition of the long out of print 2000 studio album by Porcupine Tree. The album contains the original studio versions of PT classics such as Shesmovedon, Russia On Ice, Hatesong, and Feel So Low, and has been lavishly revamped into a definitive 2 disc set. Disc one is a CD containing a pristine remix / remaster of the album, while disc two is a DVDA containing the album remixed into 5.1 surround sound (in DVDA and DTS versions), as well as a 24 bit high resolution version of the stereo mix and the original 2000 mix/master. Also included are 5.1 mixes of bonus tracks Disappear, Buying New Soul, and Cure for Optimism (N.B. for dts 5.1 surround systems only), which were recorded during the same sessions. This is the definitive version of one of the essential albums in the PT catalogue.

DISC TWO (DVDA) : 5.1 surround sound and high resolution 24-bit stereo

1. Lightbulb Sun (5.31)

2. How is Your Life Today? (2.46)

3. Four Chords That Made a Million (3.36)

4. Shesmovedon (5.14)

5. Last Chance to Evacuate Planet Earth Before it is Recycled (4.49)

6. The Rest Will Flow (3.18)

7. Hatesong (8.30)

8. Where We Would Be (4.13)

9. Russia On Ice (13.05)

10. Feel So Low (5.22)

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Description Some older fans looked askance at Lightbulb Sun, feeling it was verging on overt commercialism (and admittedly, the near power ballad solo on "Where We Would Be" is a bit odd!). Then again, given Wilson's own explorations of avant-garde pop with No-Man, who's to say why a slightly more radio-friendly stance can't work? "Shesmovedon" may have been a single, but there's no question who wrote and performed it — the elegant cascade of backing vocals on the chorus shows that much. Certainly Wilson hasn't turned into Max Martin or anything — it's still very much Porcupine Tree, in its lyricalmore… turns of phrase and general sense of exploration. One of the best tracks on the album is the brilliantly titled "Four Chords That Made a Million," a barbed cut on some unnamed "emperor in new clothes" beset by a "moron with a cheque book." The lead riff is a majestic hit of flange and feedback, while the hints of sitar and Indian percussion give the song even more attractive heft. But there's a definite bent towards calmer art pop throughout Lightbulb Sun — those who preferred the sheer surge of Stupid Dream will find this album tamer in comparison. Still, it's hard to resist the beautiful, understated tension about a fractured friendship or relationship on "Feel So Low" or the gentle, string-touched roll and build of "The Rest Will Flow," flat out two of Wilson's best tunes anywhere. Those who prefer the lengthy explorations won't be disappointed, though — "Hatesong" unfolds its sharp message over eight minutes and then the string-swept, slow time explosion of "Russia on Ice" over 13. Slyest title of the bunch — "Last Chance to Leave the Planet Earth Before It Is Recycled," which samples the videotape made by the leader of the Heaven's Gate cult before its mass suicide in 1997.

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Credits

* John Waterhouse

* Engineer

* Chris Maitland

* Drums, Vocals (Background), Harmony Vocals, Floor Tom

* Steven Wilson

* Banjo, Guitar, Harp, Dulcimer (Hammer), Mellotron, Sampling, Producer, Vocals, Percussion, Piano

* Colin Edwin

* Saz, Drum Machine, Guimbri, Fretless Bass, Guitar (Bass)

* Nick Parry

* Cello

* Emmeline Brewer

* Cello

* John Foxx

* Photography, Cover Photo

* Richard Barbieri

* Synthesizer, Mellotron, Organ (Hammond), Fender Rhodes, Clavicembalo, Synthesizer Drums

* Stuart Gordon

* Violin, Viola

* David Gregory

* Producer, String Arrangements

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