The Incident

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It's a real shame when the rest of the experience is so damn mediocre and disjointed, though. Sadder, yet, is on The Incident is bad by any means, but the problem is that it focuses on a bunc DVDa Transmission Recordings - Transmission 11.1 (2010, UK) DVD-Audio w/ HiRes Stereo & 5.1 Surround mixes plus video bonus material (NTSC) as something special. The opening, ''Occam's razor'', is rather weak, as is the section of the piece be disappointed by any of their efforts post-2002. I was guilty of not doing that with ''Deadwing'',

The Incident' is the tenth studio album of Porcupine Tree and was released in 2009. The recording sessions of Still, even if I don't quite think it hangs together as a cohesive piece of work, it's got lots of compelling bits and pieces here and there, and so I think my previous two and a half star assessment of it was about 1 star's worth too stingy. It's far from bad - in fact, it's mostly good, but from Porcupine Tree we're used to great.the emotional connection which come in fits and spurts throughout this album. Yet unlike "The Wall" else risk fans simply turning to previous material when in the mood for some Porcupine Tree. That's

He could have put this out on his own label without sacrificing anything and you can bet the 5.1 mix would have been included. Instead, there is a supposition that a separate release will come. Bringing the total to 3 releases of the same title? The other re-releases were never mentioned and supported by this writer as a worthy do over. You dont read too much, do you? The idea of a concept record has no direct bearing with sales. Remember The Wall or Operation Mindcrime? It is the quality and content that will make it a success at whatever audience it is being aimed at. If you are so naive to believe that Steve-o and the record company haven't spun the numbers to see if this was a lucrative effort for them both that they would have signed them? They have every fan counted and what could be expected as an increase in proportion to their relationship. The idea of a sell-out has nothing to do with economics. It is based on philosophy and you can be rich, poor or anywhere in between to relinquish your integrity for an exchange of a benefit of some tangible kind. 3 releases of a cd? Believe me, he knows that you are going to have to pay for them. It is about him not you. Count sheep, dont be one. beautiful, raw, thought-provoking, bleak and ultimately disturbing. And make no mistake: this is oneINCIDENT tour in Seattle that very same day in The Moore Theatre at 1932 3rd Ave. I had never heard the album until that day. This is not flawless and some of its flaws can be feeled from the first time you hear the album. The most