Stars Die: The Delerium Years '91-97 (Remastered), by Porcupine Tree

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1.	Radioactive Toy 10:09	buy track
2.	Nine Cats 03:51	buy track
3.	And The Swallows Dance Above The Sun 04:05	buy track
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THE BEST OF PORCUPINE TREE'S EARLY YEARS - REMASTERED BY STEVEN WILSON

"Steven Wilson taps into the vein of English melancholia once the preserve of Nick Drake and ‘70s Floyd" Mojo

Stars Die is a 21 track retrospective of Porcupine Tree's evolution from 1991 to 1997. It's a perfect starter for the curious as well as a choice collector's piece for the diehard fan, as it follows the chronological history of P.T. - from Steven Wilson's Pink Floydian, psychedelic, one-man-band origins to the group's evolution into the atmospheric, progressive rock icon it is today. This 2016 edition has been compiled and remastered by Steven Wilson for an updated and matured sound.

Besides a healthy selection of tracks from all the albums, there are also nine rare tracks that are either exclusive to this compilation or were released on out-of-print EPs (such as "Moonloop" and "Staircase Infinities").

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released January 1, 2002

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