Signify (2014 remaster), by Porcupine Tree

Signify (2014 remaster)

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honeycombguy Honestly a hidden gem in the Porcupine Tree discography that doesn't get the credit it deserves. "The Sleep of No Dreaming" and "Idiot Prayer" are some of the band's most underrated tracks, while "Dark Matter" and "Waiting (Phase One)" comfortably sit in my top 15 tracks by the band. Favorite track: Waiting Phase One (2014 remaster).

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1.	Bornlivedie (2014 remaster) 01:45	buy track
2.	Signify (2014 remaster) 03:25	buy track
3.	The Sleep Of No Dreaming (2014 remaster) 05:26	buy track
4.	Pagan (2014 remaster) 01:33	buy track
5.	Waiting Phase One (2014 remaster) 04:24	buy track
6.	Waiting Phase Two (2014 remaster) 06:15	buy track
7.	Sever (2014 remaster) 05:31	buy track
8.	Idiot Prayer (2014 remaster) 07:36	buy track
9.	Every Home Is Wired (2014 remaster) 05:09	buy track
10.	Intermediate Jesus (2014 remaster) 07:31	buy track
11.	"Light Mass Prayers" (2014 remaster) 04:28	buy track
12.	Dark Matter (2014 remaster) 08:51	buy track

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2003 STEVEN WILSON REMASTER OF CLASSIC 1996 PORCUPINE TREE ALBUM - FEATURING THE SINGLE 'WAITING'

Signify, released in 1996, was the first complete album recorded as a full band, and fuses numerous rock and avant-garde styles, absorbing many influences but relying on none and is regarded by the band (and many fans) as one of their finest works and established the band as a highly respected force in the musical underground.

Recorded at No Man’s Land Studio with production & mixing duties handled by Steven Wilson, Signify features the single ‘Waiting’ which entered the UK indie and UK national chart attracting airplay all over Europe.

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released January 1, 1996

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