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Stupid Dream - CD, LP

Porcupine Tree

Rock | Progressive rock

1999

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2LP Porcupine Tree: Stupid Dream

Remixed Vinyl — 140g pressing; Remastered (Transmission, 2021)

Transmission Recordings 29. Oktober 2021 Europa

Album Wiederveröffentlichung Remastered Neupressung

Porcupine Tree was founded in 1987 by guitarist, singer and songwriter Steven Wilson. Porcupine Tree's fifth album, 1999, was mixed and mastered by Steven Wilson. Stupid Dream is Porcupine Tree's fifth studio album. Steven Wilson has stated that the album is about his personal "insecurities and feelings" and "the usual songwriting stuff", as he ...

Mehr lesen ID: 119211 EAN: 0802644821214 Discogs ID: 20728768

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Titel	Stupid Dream
Künstler	Porcupine Tree
Mehr Information	Remixed Vinyl — 140g pressing; Remastered (Transmission, 2021)
Format	2x LP (Vinyl)
Verlag	Transmission Recordings
Land der Veröffentlichung	Europa
Erscheinungsdatum	29. Oktober 2021
Erstmals veröffentlicht	1999
Gewicht	460 g
EAN	0802644821214
Produkt-ID	119211
Discogs ID	20728768
Discogs-Bewertungen	4.65

Porcupine Tree: Stupid Dream Die Version auf Vinyl 2LP in remastered Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in Europa im Verlag Transmission Recordings am 29. Oktober 2021.

Porcupine Tree was founded in 1987 by guitarist, singer and songwriter Steven Wilson. Porcupine Tree's fifth album, 1999, was mixed and mastered by Steven Wilson. Stupid Dream is Porcupine Tree's fifth studio album. Steven Wilson has stated that the album is about his personal "insecurities and feelings" and "the usual songwriting stuff", as he believes the lyrics are the most relevant and moving from a personal standpoint. "When I was writing some of the songs for the album, I was aware of the contradiction between being an artist, a musician, trying to be creative and write songs, and when you have the album done, the music done, the creative side done, you have to go out and sell and promote. And that's a very different experience. It's not a very creative process. It's quite a cynical process in a way when you have to sell your music. But you have to do it. I mean, if you want to survive as a modern musician, you have to "prostitute" yourself in a way to sell your music and your art. And I was very aware of this contradiction. If you think about it too much, you can go crazy. It's absurd. It made me think about what it was like when I was a teenager, when I was just starting out and interested in music. I think a lot of teenagers dream of becoming a pop star or a professional musician. This "silly dream" of being famous and that "life is a ball and everything is wonderful". But the reality is that being a professional musician is very hard. It can be very heartbreaking, there's a lot of disappointment behind it, a lot of hard work, a lot of travelling." (Steven Wilson) Stupid Dream is the fifth studio album by the British proggers, recorded when the band didn't have a label and signed to Snapper that same year. The album was mastered at Abbey Road studios.

Album Genres übergreifend Rock und Progressive rock. Reissue Remixed & Remastered 140g Vinyl.

Titelliste

A1	Even Less
	Piano Richard Barbieri
A2	Piano Lessons
	Organ [Hammond] Steven Wilson
A3	Stupid Dream
A4	Pure Narcotic
	Glockenspiel Richard Barbieri
B1	Slave Called Shiver
B2	Don't Hate Me
	Organ Steven Wilson \| Tenor Saxophone, Flute Theo Travis
C1	This Is No Rehearsal
C2	Baby Dream In Cellophane
	Bass Guitar, Organ Steven Wilson
C3	Stranger By The Minute
	Backing Vocals Chris Maitland \| Bass Guitar Steven Wilson
C4	A Smart Kid
D1	Tinto Brass
	Flute Theo Travis \| Voice Terumi \| Written-By Chris Maitland, Colin Edwin, Richard Barbieri, Steven Wilson
D2	Stop Swimming