This was Steven's headlining tour. Recorded at The Royal Albert Hall. The two night performance sold out in minutes and went on for about 2 hours and 20 minutes. The show also had special guest vocalists, Ninet Tayeb (you should react to " Same Asylum as Before" and "People Who Eat Darkness" from the same show. As well as Mikael Akerfeld from Opeth! :D Love you guys! Keep on rocking.
@@stephenjones7520 Yes, I got lucky. I ghd to travel from Finland though and including the 4 day clubbing before the concert. It was not a cheap trip 😂 Yesterday I saw Haken in Helsinki, which was the first concert on this new tour they have with their Fauna album. It was also excellent and I really recommend it if tickets are still available for that tour.
Wasn't this just Awesome music, from Awesome musicians playing together in the tightest possible way... Just the best kind of music around... And Steven does it yet again....!!!!
Steven Wilson never has an opening act (or Porcupine Tree) I've seen SW 4 times and PT once and no opener. Always a 2 to 3 hour show as well. It's always a vibe guys and he puts on a hell of a show
Check out Porcupine Tree's Voyage 34 Phase I for a trippy LSD inspired song. Even better is the version Steven Wilson did during lockdown in his home studio for his "Future Bites Session" videos that gives you a glimpse of him playing different instruments and mixing everything together.
Really nice! Never heard this group before, the perfect way to end my day… you guys always make the day better, but I can’t believe how incredibly perfect this just was for me! So my AC broke last night, we are having 118° days And I have a bedridden mother to worry about, it was an incredibly stressful and expensive day, but in the end, it all worked out and I couldn’t wait to check in with y’all and see what was up with this song, of course I saw the Patreon, but I still didn’t know what I was in for so I grabbed my hard tea and my bowl, hit the play button and discovered this gem with you guys…like I said perfect way to end a very stressful day✌💚😎✨🤘🏼
I heard this song, and the album it’s part of, for the first time in 2016 during this tour here in NYC, but Steven got sick that day and left most of the singing duties to his guest singer Ninet Tayeb. It was nothing short of breathtaking. I was in tears by the end of it. One of my favorite concert experiences ever
Soooo rapt you guys jumped in to this track. What a totally mindblowing experience it is - and the whole concent is! You could pick pretty much any other track from this DVD and be completely blown away. Try Song of I, or Vermilion Core or Refuge, etc the list goes on and on and thats not touching on any of the classic Porcupine Tree tracks he covers as well. I dont believe I have ever seen anyone do a reaction to any of those 3 tracks - so would love to listen and watch you guys be the first!
Glad you liked it. The album is Home Invasion: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall. 2 and a half hours of his own songs mixed in with his earlier Porcupine Tree work. Beautiful! I recomand Home Invasion/Regret #9 and Pariah from that concert.
Was at this show, one of the greatest I've ever seen and I've been to countless gigs (45 years attending and counting!) and SW never disappoints, sound and vision in perfect harmony, sublime setlist and Master Musicians onstage. Craig Blundell on drums and percussion, if you want to hear more cool "prog" check out Frost, one of his other bands then head straight to Mute Gods, band featuring the bassist here, the astonishing Nick Beggs, your minds will be completely blown. Nice work guys, excellent reaction, glad you got it?
I saw steven on his To the Bone tour in Montreal and he played 4 hours. they took a break halfway and his reason was "we're getting old". They do not fuck around, you will absolutely get your money's worth at a SW show
Absolutely powerful & beautiful. Very “QUEEN” like. I can almost hear Freddie singing it now. There’s a side of “Nightwish” in there too. Raw & wonderful. Awesome video & great reaction from you guys too. Love you all…….2RG. 🖤
My buddies went to that show. I got offered a ticket and couldn't make it. I've watched most of his home invasion stuff and did catch him at Hellfest in France. SW is incredible. The most recent Porcupine Tree album should be reacted to asap 🤘🤘
Never heard this! This was epic! I absolutely loved it. You ought to react to something by Between The Buried And Me from Colors live! This definitely had an influence on that! More of a metal influence but absolutely prog and epic at the same time. Wild stuff!
The 90s were a great time to be alive for music and movies. Every generation says that, but it's true. Grunge, alternative, gangsta rap/west coast hip hop, swing revival, ska punk popularity, Fight Club, Usual Suspects, Jurassic Park, Seven, The Game...
I'd recommend Routine at the royal albert hall where they rehearse it before the show. And while on te subject of the royal albert hall, might i suggest the death of music performed there by devin townsend.
Please do Hyperion by Wheel, lmk if you get Descending vibes with the lyrics and the music its amazing., similar to this song with breakdowns and rhythm changes.
Hello guys, I thought I'd suggest another new band to give a listen, if interested. "Firefall - Just Remember I Love You" (by the channel: Firefall - Topic) --This song by Firefall is from their 1977 album called "Luna Sea" with backing vocals by Timothy B. Schmit and written by Rick Roberts. The song reached #11 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and spent two weeks at #9 on "Cashbox" and topped the Easy Listening charts. It also hit the top of the charts in many other countries. If you enjoy listening to beautiful harmonies, then you should enjoy this one.
RE King Crimson getting blocked... it's not just you. Robert Fripp is renowned for blocking all reaction videos. Yet when he did release something with his wife Toyah recently, he and her did an interview with a reaction channel. I dunno!
Now this is real music. Thanks. This was great.
Yes. Yes it is.
SW is the Best composer alive and one of the best ever
This was Steven's headlining tour. Recorded at The Royal Albert Hall. The two night performance sold out in minutes and went on for about 2 hours and 20 minutes. The show also had special guest vocalists, Ninet Tayeb (you should react to " Same Asylum as Before" and "People Who Eat Darkness" from the same show. As well as Mikael Akerfeld from Opeth! :D Love you guys! Keep on rocking.
Was there. On the third row 😊
Incredible concert from start to finish
@@sebulban lucky man
@@stephenjones7520 Yes, I got lucky. I ghd to travel from Finland though and including the 4 day clubbing before the concert. It was not a cheap trip 😂
Yesterday I saw Haken in Helsinki, which was the first concert on this new tour they have with their Fauna album. It was also excellent and I really recommend it if tickets are still available for that tour.
Wasn't this just Awesome music, from Awesome musicians playing together in the tightest possible way... Just the best kind of music around... And Steven does it yet again....!!!!
The whole set is unreal. A good friend of mine RIP, was there.
Steven Wilson never has an opening act (or Porcupine Tree) I've seen SW 4 times and PT once and no opener. Always a 2 to 3 hour show as well. It's always a vibe guys and he puts on a hell of a show
Porcupine Tree once co-toured with Opeth, so technically Opeth once opened for PT, though they traded being each others' opener on that tour.
I saw Katatonia opening for PT on The incident tour.
THIS IS MUSIC FOR THE GODS
Holy crap that was a lot of instrumentation! Nice 😊
List:
1. Voyage 34 phase 1
2. The Watchmaker live with Guthrie Govan
3. Anesthesize live
4. Arriving somewhere but not here
5. She's moved on etc...
That is Nick Beggs on bass. He has played with Wilson for years and back in the 80s he was in Kajagoogoo…
He filled in for Pete Trewavas of Marillion for this year's Cruise to the Edge when Pete was sidelined after heart surgery.
That was great. Definitely took you on a ride
Check out Porcupine Tree's Voyage 34 Phase I for a trippy LSD inspired song.
Even better is the version Steven Wilson did during lockdown in his home studio for his "Future Bites Session" videos that gives you a glimpse of him playing different instruments and mixing everything together.
Really nice! Never heard this group before, the perfect way to end my day… you guys always make the day better, but I can’t believe how incredibly perfect this just was for me!
So my AC broke last night, we are having 118° days And I have a bedridden mother to worry about, it was an incredibly stressful and expensive day, but in the end, it all worked out and I couldn’t wait to check in with y’all and see what was up with this song, of course I saw the Patreon, but I still didn’t know what I was in for so I grabbed my hard tea and my bowl, hit the play button and discovered this gem with you guys…like I said perfect way to end a very stressful day✌💚😎✨🤘🏼
I heard this song, and the album it’s part of, for the first time in 2016 during this tour here in NYC, but Steven got sick that day and left most of the singing duties to his guest singer Ninet Tayeb. It was nothing short of breathtaking. I was in tears by the end of it. One of my favorite concert experiences ever
I was there also. I was incredible.
This concert video is incredible. The songs all sound so damn good!🙌
Soooo rapt you guys jumped in to this track. What a totally mindblowing experience it is - and the whole concent is! You could pick pretty much any other track from this DVD and be completely blown away. Try Song of I, or Vermilion Core or Refuge, etc the list goes on and on and thats not touching on any of the classic Porcupine Tree tracks he covers as well.
I dont believe I have ever seen anyone do a reaction to any of those 3 tracks - so would love to listen and watch you guys be the first!
Glad you liked it. The album is
Home Invasion: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall. 2 and a half hours of his own songs mixed in with his earlier Porcupine Tree work. Beautiful!
I recomand Home Invasion/Regret #9 and Pariah from that concert.
‘Detonation’ and ‘Refuge’ as well
Definitely should check out Pariah
Yes, absolutely. Love them both@@scifimonkey3
You guys smashed it with this one. Your reaction during the song is so good 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Omg yes! I've wanted you guys to see this for so fucking long!
Was at this show, one of the greatest I've ever seen and I've been to countless gigs (45 years attending and counting!) and SW never disappoints, sound and vision in perfect harmony, sublime setlist and Master Musicians onstage. Craig Blundell on drums and percussion, if you want to hear more cool "prog" check out Frost, one of his other bands then head straight to Mute Gods, band featuring the bassist here, the astonishing Nick Beggs, your minds will be completely blown. Nice work guys, excellent reaction, glad you got it?
I love this reaction. Song remind me Opeth so much (Steven Wilson mixed few of their albums). Thank you for make my day better. Have a great weekend ❤
Wow 🔥🔥🔥
Great request ❤
I saw steven on his To the Bone tour in Montreal and he played 4 hours. they took a break halfway and his reason was "we're getting old". They do not fuck around, you will absolutely get your money's worth at a SW show
Absolutely powerful & beautiful. Very “QUEEN” like. I can almost hear Freddie singing it now. There’s a side of “Nightwish” in there too. Raw & wonderful. Awesome video & great reaction from you guys too. Love you all…….2RG. 🖤
My buddies went to that show. I got offered a ticket and couldn't make it. I've watched most of his home invasion stuff and did catch him at Hellfest in France. SW is incredible. The most recent Porcupine Tree album should be reacted to asap 🤘🤘
Never heard this! This was epic! I absolutely loved it. You ought to react to something by Between The Buried And Me from Colors live! This definitely had an influence on that! More of a metal influence but absolutely prog and epic at the same time. Wild stuff!
Hand.Cannot.Erase. Album is 65 Minutes in Length and Was a Double CD!
And every single minute of those 65 is sublime!
The 90s were a great time to be alive for music and movies. Every generation says that, but it's true. Grunge, alternative, gangsta rap/west coast hip hop, swing revival, ska punk popularity, Fight Club, Usual Suspects, Jurassic Park, Seven, The Game...
?? random comment chuleta but thanks anyways. This was written in 2015 and the concert recorded in 2018 🙂
@@breenschipke ha! Posted that comment to the wrong video. My bad 🤪
I'd recommend Routine at the royal albert hall where they rehearse it before the show. And while on te subject of the royal albert hall, might i suggest the death of music performed there by devin townsend.
Acid Bath!! 🤘
Twisted insane underground psycho plz
Please do Hyperion by Wheel, lmk if you get Descending vibes with the lyrics and the music its amazing., similar to this song with breakdowns and rhythm changes.
Hello guys, I thought I'd suggest another new band to give a listen, if interested. "Firefall - Just Remember I Love You" (by the channel: Firefall - Topic) --This song by Firefall is from their 1977 album called "Luna Sea" with backing vocals by Timothy B. Schmit and written by Rick Roberts. The song reached #11 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and spent two weeks at #9 on "Cashbox" and topped the Easy Listening charts. It also hit the top of the charts in many other countries. If you enjoy listening to beautiful harmonies, then you should enjoy this one.
RE King Crimson getting blocked... it's not just you. Robert Fripp is renowned for blocking all reaction videos. Yet when he did release something with his wife Toyah recently, he and her did an interview with a reaction channel. I dunno!