Porcupine Tree ‘Octane Twisted’ 2CD/DVD Pre-order Details!
Burning Shed and Kscope have launched pre-orders for the special edition of ‘Octane Twisted’ the new 2CD/DVD set from Porcupine Tree. What’s interesting is that the first disc comprises the band’s performance of ‘The Incident’ in it’s entirety in Chicago, whereas the second disc is six songs recorded at the band’s legendary Royal Albert Hall gig in October 2010. The special edition also includes a bonus DVD featuring a concert film that was filmed at the ‘The Incident’ Chicago show (this film’s audio comprises the first disc). The album’s release date has also been pushed back a couple of weeks, from the original date of 5th November to revised date – the 19th. So what are you waiting for? Pre-order the special edition here!
‘Octane Twisted really captures the atmosphere and energy of a Porcupine Tree live concert experience. Recorded at a time when the band had the set well ‘played in’ – and you can hear the interaction between the band members as well as the audience as they navigate their way through “The Incident” and many other older songs too. You also get to see the whole of The Incident set on DVD beautifully captured during a concert in Chicago.’ – Gavin Harrison
‘Octane Twisted’ cover art by Carl Glover for Aleph
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#2 written by Runkerry 7 months agoI’ve been waiting for this for what seems like ages! Makes sense to do a live version of The Incident. Pity they didn’t do The whole Incident at the Royal Albert Hall but it was still a great show and great to see some of it get aired here. The photo that Lasse Hoile took of the crowd’s hands that night was so reflective of album art and tour T shirts on The Incident and would be great to see that in the live album artwork somewhere. Nice one gentlemen. Great to see another PT record on its way.
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#3 written by Petorrri 7 months ago
Only last 3 songs of cd 2 will be from the concert in Royal Albert Hall. A waste of very good acoustic set in my opinion. It was quite surprising to see them unplugged. And as SW said: the played the most unlikely song to play unplugged: futile.
Maybe one day it will come out as an download, but I still hope for a triple or quadruple vinyl edition…
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#4 written by Radtoy62 7 months ago
Preordered mine! Was at the RCMH gig in the 4th row. Went to several North Eastern shows (Boston, NYC, Baltimore, Philly – but the best show was definitely in Tampa (Not counting RCMH).
BTW – two things…Wes has been working on a new solo album for a while (amongst all the other musical distractions). He recently decided that he is going to go more Prog rather than his usual song style – longer songs, more solos, varying techniques and such.
In the announcement of Octane twisted, there was a second announcement for the new Nosound EP and forthcoming album – featuring Chris Maintland on drums. He is going to be doing some live dates (europe) with the band as well.
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Pre-ordered. Obviously. Saw the Incident live back ’09 which was a blast but very blurry to me now, can’t wait to relive it. And apparently the last 3 tracks of disc 2 were recorded at the Royal Albert Hall? If this is true that is awesome, i was there too! hehe looking forward to this, shame there isn’t a blu-ray version though…