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Work, Eat, Sleep, Drone
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More Alive Than Alive
06:18
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Entranced By The Mayhem
03:25
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Desperate Times
03:39
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Try Again
04:27
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Church
08:54
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Once In A Blue Moon
08:02
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Nick Beggs Leighton Buzzard, UK
Current live bass player for Steven Wilson, prime architect of progressive/art rock band The Mute Gods and synth pop band Kajagoogoo. Disgruntled with the world.
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The acoustic version makes each song even more impactful, sometimes more melancholic. I love how the vocal harmonies and the lyrics are emphasized even more.
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Los Angeles 30th July 2003
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A massive and heavy live performance from Porcupine Tree’s prime years.
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Köln 4th Dec 2007 (TV broadcast)
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supported by 38 fans who also own “Music For Drones”
I love the awesome song The Sky Moves Sideways.
go to albumRecording as Allenheimer, Atli Bollason dismantles Icelandic pop songs, making illusory new ambient material from the component parts.
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Refrains of the Day, Volume 1
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A chaotic blend of avant-garde rock rhythms and spontaneous, Fourth World-inspired jazz breaks from the Mexico City-based experimental duo.
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The Dream We Carry
by The Revolutionary Army of The Infant Jesus
A gorgeous new record from the mysterious UK group The Revolutionary Army of The Infant Jesus is alternately haunting and lovely.
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First live performance 4th Dec 1993
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supported by 36 fans who also own “Music For Drones”
History captured. Excellent quality. An archival document of the first rank.
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