Steven Wilson - Perfect Life
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Steven Wilson - Perfect Life, taken from the album Hand. Cannot. Erase (released 2nd March) - smarturl.it/Han...
Video directed by Youssef Nassar - youssefnassar.com
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Vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, keyboards, mellotron M4000, programming - SW / Chapman Stick and backing vocals - Nick Beggs / Fender Rhodes - Adam Holzman / Drums - Marco Minnemann / Voice - Katherine Begley.
Director: Youssef Nassar
Assistant Director: Mansour Zebian
Cinematographer: Youssef Nassar
Production Manager: Zeina Daoud
Steady Operator: Fares Korbani
Wardrobe: Vivian Marquez
Editor: Youssef Nassar
Colorist: Jad Beyrouthy - Pandora
Cast - Stephanie Nassar - Julia Maalouf
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Even as a man, this song has got me feeling a forlorn nostalgia for when I was a young woman.
Yes me too!
Okay that's pretty funny.
It is disturbing ;) And quite interesting!
kuddos for this funny pun. I have absolutely no issue with that, but the video is just as sexually ambiguous as your pun.
before to be invisible.
Steven Wilson makes music from his soul, from the heart and for himself - this is how there is such an amazing diversity to his music, he's not trying to please everybody by making one song sound the same as the last one. I imagine he is one of very few artists these days who is allowed complete artistic control over what he does. So before criticizing or comparing this to his other songs, remember , this is what makes him so great ....
Couldn't agree more steve wilson is a genius with his music and lyrics
Dont let him be in the mainstream bollocks to be enjoyed by a selected few.
He is one of the best artist I ever heard
That is precisely one of the reasons he should not be criticised
Sounds a little like the end of Routine...
more musicians today have complete control than in any point in history
This man is one of most prolific and creative musicians I have ever heard. I am late to the party but I am smitten
Me too. How did I miss this? So happy to find it now
@@Arianna-sl2hvit's never too late !
Same! He's amazing.
The whole album is a masterpiece when it comes to composing, recording, lyrics and performance! Absolutely insane! Love this song so much!
Steven Wilson is the perfect example of 'the classic artist.' He does what he wants for himself to express a deep yearning within himself, and trying only to do what he believes and feels is right. He only wants to produce things that he likes, he is always disassociating himself to what the current industry trends are and he tries to stay true with his true inner feelings. He isn't trying to impress anyone with his musicality or virtuoso. He just wants to be himself, and be accepted for exactly who he is. He wants to feel deeply the feelings that he has within and express them, allow for people to experience the very things he does and to share those feelings with people. And he will continue to play out those feelings to no end with his music because he DOES want to hold on to those feelings because they are HIS and he has a RIGHT to do that as an artist or a human being rather. It's for a very specific group of people. He knows he is imperfect, but he doesn't care because that's just who he is, and it painful for him that conventional society is so shallow, and does not accept him as such, especially as a child probably. He is an outsider, always was one and always wants to be one. He is the essence of a classic poet at heart.
I feel exactly the same about SW, maybe that's why he's so close to me, no matter what he (musically) does.
a true Renaissance man for the 21st century...
Hear, hear... Same as the mighty Devin Townsend.
wow you wrote a book there my dude 🤣
@@carlsedon2571 Yes...
I've never heard repetitive lyrics sound so beautiful before!
Listen to Masselinjen by Kliche. U would love it
listen to 'Abbaji' by John Mclaughin & The 4th dimension
Umang Dhawan it's rare but they are out there
Then Listen to Archive :)
I totally agree with you!
If I had one billionth of Steven Wilsons talent I'd be a very accomplished human.
+Kram Sniggah I know that feeling all too well...
Andrew Kennett aka Stormkeeper (UA-cam)
:-)
*****
Hi Henry, I've worked in music for the best part of forty years and I'm always amazed at the skill of many musicians but with Steven Wilson I and in complete awe!
Cheers for the reply.. ;-)
*****
Cheers Henry, And good luck to you too!!
KS: One billionth, eh? More like an imbecile in a pair of diapers. THINK before you exaggerate, man!
I'm a man, and this track makes me cry like a baby. Steven Wilson, you've done it AGAIN!
i thought i was the only one
I did that just today
From the master of Progressive Rock comes a masterpiece of simplicity...
Sometimes a simple drum loop and a simple melody are just the magic we need...
A song full of feelings, nostalgia, heart...
Thanos Nikolopoulos For me sometimes a great song is a simple one. Some simple music has more feeling than some fast shred I have heard or just as much as some. Sometimes all I want is simple music. I do like many genres of music though. I don't like much music from the Radio though.
Simplicity? No way
This song is more than that
like Peter Gabriel
Superbe morceau, mélancolique, tout en finesse.
Notamment la seconde partie, magnifique
This is one of the most perfect realizations of motion picture and musical art I have ever seen.
Agreed
+NSA Surveillance Subject #A314Z159 agreed
Perfect balance beween music and film, art!
👍
well if you like CRAP
it makes me cry every time
My friend from work died last month while she was on vacation with her family. Not only was she my good friend, but also very close one with another co-worker of mine. Everyday after their shifts, they would hang out and do so many things together. The eerie and beautiful thing about this song is how parallel the story is to theirs in the sense that they were friends for 6 months, 3 years apart, and were pretty much sisters. And for that, I dedicate this to not only my late friend, but to the both of them. For they both really did have the perfect life. Rest in peace, work bestie. I hope you hear this from wherever you are in the afterlife 🙏🕊️😢
I recall how he introduced "Stop Swimming" on the Warszaw album, "I find that the saddest songs are also the most beautiful." I also find that his "simplest" songs are the most beautiful. He's an absolute master of creating beauty from sadness.
the more time passes, the more pain I feel from this song
When I was 13 I had a sister for 6 months.She arrived one February morning, pale and shellshocked, from past lives I could not imagine. She was 3 years older than me, but in no time we became friends.
We’d listen to her mix tapes; Dead Can Dance, Felt, This Mortal Coil…
She introduced me to her favourite books, gave me clothes, and my first cigarette.
Sometimes we would head down to Blackbirds moor to watch the barges on Grand Union in the twilight.
She said “The water has no memory”.
For a few months everything about our lives was perfect.
It was only us, we were inseparable.
But gradually she passed into another distant part of my memory.
Until I could no longer remember her face, her voice, even her name.
We have got
We have got a perfect life...
The Oceans Hold no Memory
Hi, I was looking for the lyrics but when I found them I could not understand. I know SW writes meaningful songs but I am trying to figure out the meaning of this song/video/lyrics. Can someone explain me? Thank you
@@jordy48 i think that the fact that we don't get to know anything about how their friendship ended means that it was traumatic to the one speaking. Just judging by what we get, it might have been her friend suiciding or anything like that. This could be a trauma so big and deep that the speaker could just not process it, couldn't even acknowledge it ever evwn happened. That's why she forgot everything about her friend. Because she had to forget.
That might be completely off, but it's what i imagined when i heard the song.
@@djjaylex2918 I like this interpretation.
@@jordy48 I wondered if maybe a foster sister or something like that?
Only just discovered PT and Steve Wilson. Can't understand how I've missed such quality music! Loving everything I hear!,
Thanks for joining us tonight, Paul.
Sure to check out Blackfield as well :)
Welcome ! :-)
I said the same thing 10 years ago. Prepare for your life to change!
Paul Halford Been listening for a decade...and still do :)
Enjoy!
What a great song and a message: If you feel like your life doesn't have a meaning, it has a meaning for someone else.
This song still makes me cry every time.
This song was being played at my fathers funeral. After he has been murdered by my brother on 23 march 2023 i hope i will have the strengt to overcome this because my world is a real dark place for a time and i cant shake it of me
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I think you will have the strength to deal with this horrible event. Take your time, wounds do heal but it takes time. And yes, the music of Steven Wilson or Porcupine Tree might be a help for you.
I wish you all the best! You’re not alone, there are always people who understand you, who listen to you. ❤
God bless you ❤
I cried during video.
I remember my ex and how beautiful she was how passionate our 7 years of relationship was before she left without even saying goodbye...
it seems a common situation when two hearts are beating at the same frequency
Oh my gosh, my heart hurts for you......I know, so much doesn't make sense when you have been there, and it was, and could have been, so beautiful. But then, it, they, go away, and all is lost, up in the sky, for no good reason why
The perfekt Song to my funeral. So beautifull, IT tear me apart❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
To Steven Wilson: thank you for all your beautiful music and thank you for introducing me to a band called Felt.
And so it begins…
2015 the year of Hand.Cannot.Erase.
Beautiful!
Amen!
:)
Respect Steve Wilson Sir, If you are reading this comment I want to just tell you that you have created one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard. Maybe one-day Almighty give me a chance to thank you personally.
only the ones who lost a true loved one can really undrestand this masterpiece...so bitter
One of the most beautiful musical metaphors of a piece of human life
Can't believe this was just 6 years ago... Feels like a decades old classic.
This song brings out all the tears locked inside
Prog, Rock, Electronic...whatever...this is MUSIC!
Jesper Hellvik you got it
this is music they play in Heaven
Where the fuck do you see prog here?
+antichristliche Aktion can you read?
I get where @antichristliche Aktion is coming from. I don't reckon it's "prog" either. There's more than a trace of Brian Eno in this track. Really good track, but not pushing the boundaries. How about ambient prog chill-out - that seems about right, if you want to give it any label.
Pure audiovisual beauty.
Zum heulen schön!!!!! Soviel Gefühl, Nostalgie, Empathie auf ein Haufen. Unbelivebal❤❤❤❤❤
To nie jest juz muzyka to jest magia.Steven Wilson dziękuję.
Even if the music by itself didn't stand out like the rest of SW's works (which is not the case AT ALL) you can tell what an incredible and deep experience this album will bring as a live performance. The visual elements and the whole atmosphere this is gonna create will transcend everything we've seen him do. I can see it already as one of the most beautiful shows ever.
I am with you on that one! It points towards something transcending...
I bought the CD when it was released and I l am still listening to it. Videos came later to me; I rather listen first and watch later, when I already know the songs. This song about the death of someone you love is beautifully expressed though these images. As Mr. Wilson said in a concert; "I am here to make your life a little bit more disgraceful". Ha, ha, ha! I do not agree with you; I think you and your team are here to present life as it is in a poetic way. Thanks for it!
Dead Can Dance reference get's a thumbs up. This track is like the blue print to his more recent work.
My closest friend passed away a few years ago. We were exactly like this. The memory gnaws at me. I am a bit startled by this song. I wish I'd never come across it at all. They say it gets better, but it really doesn't. You just learn to live with it, something grotesque hidden in the smoke of burnt yesterdays, ready to ambush. It's always there.
Your words are very moving, Isha. ...
I'm sure Steven would be very touched by a "testimony" like yours....
Another proof of how Steven Wilson's narrative and musical Art can give us an intense level of emotional experiences. Like inner and intimate "journeys"... :)
I had a friend of mine ...who was 4 year elder than me....he was like big brother to me.. always guiding me through thick & thin, correcting me every time I was wrong.... One day I heard from someone he committed suicide, that day I simply wish....definition of suicide shouldn't be what I know.
He was very active socially, but when he became wallflower no one cares...So yes it's not completely true ...that time heals everything, ....but the intensity of pain subsides with each passing year, when you grow old you'll see the same transformation as I've gone through.
When I was 13 I had a sister for 6 months
She arrived one February morning, pale and shellshocked, from past lives I could not imagine
She was 3 years older than me, but in no time we became friends
We'd listen to her mix tapes; Dead Can Dance, Felt, This Mortal Coil...
She introduced me to her favourite books, gave me clothes, and my first cigarette
Sometimes we would head down to Blackbirds moor to watch the barges on Grand Union in the twilight
She said \"The water has no memory\"
For a few months everything about our lives was perfect
It was only us, we were inseparable
But gradually she passed into another distant part of my memory
Until I could no longer remember her face, her voice, even her name
thank you I had trouble hearing the lyrics on my laptop. Music was loud and clear though
Thanks ;)
42 likes. I think Douglas Adams knows something we don't
Be specific, "you don't". Not "we", you never know what others know.
Don't listen to PROG with that kind of mentality though. ✌
Okay. Thanks for the heads up, Spiceboy. Are the girls back?
For no reason I just started crying, all of a sudden. It just took me back to the time when Life was perfect.
#Masterpiece
Crying.
This man is a genius. The entire song is made of a single sentence (six words only) and it still keeps you engaged.
I just want to live inside his art forever.
Steven Wilson is my God,
he changed my life,he changed my perspective,he changed me..
Thank you steven..
I feel you, bro.
Yes, me also.
Mine too bro
...and Kevin Moore
gay
For all who are complaining, you are clearly not getting the point of this album or this track. I read a comment about Hand Cannot Erase (the track) saying it was about a boyfriend from college, via the website/blog. Well if you look at the track listing this comes right after, which probably means she is reminiscing about a relationship with her sister from the past like the boyfriend. Remember she is lonely, and yes this is electronic and some what upbeat, as Hand Cannot Erase is more of pop type of song. HOWEVER, if you are not liking this, then you aren't looking at the project the right way. You are listening and looking for Steven Wilson, which is wrong. He has created this character and this about her. What he is doing is really ground breaking if you let yourself get lost in the idea of the visuals and tangibles of this girl. The music is just an extension of this woman. Stop trying to find SW and try to let yourself indulge in this Epic work of art. This is her story, told be SW, this isn't SW telling his story.. SWIG
Good point!
could not have put it better myself the guys a genius!
Thirdeyedreamer Wow Lady 😇
Ahmed Gul I'm a guy
T: Thanks for telling us HOW to listen; never coulda done it without you, pardner.
Pretty sure Steven Wilson is the only person I've ever heard that knows how to weave nostalgia into music/sound.
Yep, think, drive home, or where we would be, or the raven or so many other tunes.
i did my interneship from fall 2014 to spring 15 at Kamloops, whose landscape is very similar to the one in the song- half desert, half temperate. This album too came around that period. Since then this song is stuck in my head as a memory of my stay at that small town.
This song always hurt me deep.
I remember listening to this song the first time in 2015. Only a few months into a new job and more responsibilities and a few years removed from college. Had a very close college friend that lived several hours away. We were practically inseperable back in school, but we drifted just due to location differences. When I heard this song, it struck a cord with me. I realized it was more than a year since we last met, and many months since we even spoke, and I didn't want to lose on something special.
Made a point to travel every so often to visit, and invite him over to trips I would go solo. In some ways we've been closer friends than ever before, pulling each other from various ruts and becoming stronger, and I'm glad to have listened to this song when I did to realize the potential regret of not keeping past relationships.
If you liked PT, you might love this rendition Of Wilson's song: King Ghost
ua-cam.com/video/rGuhrCD2XkI/v-deo.html
They have added flavors from the Porcupine Tree era.
Many people are fortunate enough to have an older role model/best friend, and I did too, and this song is a wonderful reminder of how important that was, as well as a reminder of the fact that it'll never be that way again. Life is still great... but that time will never come again. Such wonderful art.
once their was a point in my life when i was so depressed i was about to commit suicide...then i started to listen to porcupine tree.. here today i am alive.. steven wilson changed my life.
We are here for you mate!
Glad and privileged you had the courage to share this with us, friend. Thank you, it learns me once more to appreciate what I have to be grateful for in this life.
Glad you’re still here mate.
Here for you man.
I caught my wife cheating on me. I found myself in a tailspin. Depression owned me and there was nowhere to hide, no escape. I had to grow.. and I had to grow fast. The song Postcard was a rallying cry. At times, I felt like his voice was my own. I'm a lifer now. Steven has earned a spot in my soul.. forever. Music was and has often been my only "church".. my only therapy. Love yourself first friends. Another album I highly recommend is Tremors by Sohn. Truly gut wrenching and a way to force yourself into submission. Today is YOUR day to overcome.
Thank you Steve. For crushing me with this weight. Always, thank You.
"Steven Wilson" website brought me here, On Saturday June 13, 2015 live from Los Angeles, California at 8 PM Pacific Coast Time Through Yahoo Screen on iOS, Android, Mobile Web, Desktop and Smart TV platforms including Apple TV, Roku, and Xbox 360, we all can see and hear this entire concert performed live!
Just saw him Friday on June 5, at the Park West in Chicago, and for me this was the Best Solo Concert Steven and his band has performed yet! Please spread the word to see and hear the 'Best All Around' artist performing today Steven Wilson!
The instrumentals behind the spoken words gave me the chills. I love that resonant guitar sound.
I'm sorry it's taken me this long to discover this man's music. This song is perfect.
inner feelings. Lost memories of our adolescence.
Not a ordinary song. Never ordinary songs from steven wilson.
The structure of the song is not really a song... But a remembrance. Small and tender. All of us have a story. A childhood. Maybe bad or full of happines. So. I cant believe that listening to this somebody of you didnt have a little drops on his eyes.
'could have written exactly these words and feelings.... Amazing, this is perfectly the same meaning, thoughts and emotions I get while listening and enjoying this beautiful track... Thank you...
And thank you, "Master" Wilson for your incredible kaleidoscopic inspiration, and inexhaustible energy of creation... !
I finally figured out what it was both the song and video reminded me of. One of the most beautiful movies in existence, Kieślowski's "The Double Life of Veronique," only if Weronika and Véronique had met some time in the late '80s.
God gives us all a glimpse of a perfect life, the lucky few hold on and keep it forever. The rest of us have this song . . .
This is devastatingly beautiful.
One of the most beautiful contemporary pieces of music made. Thank You Steven!
this song is perfect
What a sad song of lost love... and the love off two sisters.... been a fan of Steven Wilson for many years... just a fantastic voice.. just got the cd!!
4 chords is all Steven needs to captivate you. Genius.
Four years later and the goosebumps continue to come on like the first listen.
When I was 13 I had a sister for 6 months.
She arrived one February morning, pale and shellshocked,
from past lives I could not imagine.
She was 3 years older than me,
but in no time we became friends.
We’d listen to her mix tapes;
Dead Can Dance, Felt, This Mortal Coil…
She introduced me to her favourite books,
gave me clothes, and my first cigarette.
Sometimes we would head down to Blackbirds moor
to watch the barges on Grand Union in the twilight.
She said “The water has no memory.”
For a few months everything about our lives was perfect.
It was only us, we were inseparable.
But gradually, she passed into another distant part of my memory,
until I could no longer remember her face, her voice, even her name.
We have got
We have got the perfect life...
Anyone's capable of hearing the incredible amount of little details on this song? The textures, the ambience it creates, the structure... I feel pity for those who thinks that song it's "too simple" for Steven.
In 2024, I can say: this is the Perfect Life aka the perfect pop song. Every element sounds wonderful
The initial narrative about the foster child and their friendship as temporary sisters was achingly beautiful. The song then deteriorates spectacularly into a ridiculous bombastic chorus. The video is a betrayal of anything good about the song. Someone has given this guy too much money.
STEVEN. DON'T STOP MAKING EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT. THIS SHIT IS AMAZING.
Unbelievable what beautiful music this man makes every time again. Every time he knows how to make his next album better and more beautiful. This man is writing music history and I hope he will continue to do this for a very long time and continue to surprise us with his brilliant music.
It is the best song Steven Wilson has ever written.He has gone to an even higher level here.If that is possible.Its beautiful.
I shed tears every time I listen to this. I'm afraid I don't yet understand the meaning of what she's saying, but for me, it's undeniably forlorn, melancholic..and Beautiful!
ive got tears in my eyes to ...i think hearing the music and watching the video is too much to take in .... sw is a genius
Ich liebe diesen Song. Ich könnte ihn 24 Stunden, mehrere Wochen ununterbrochen hören. Er ist einfach wunderschön. Und das jetzt das beste. Ich weiß nicht warum.
I remember nothing from German class....I can sing du hast though, lol
When I was 13 I had a sister for 6 months.She arrived one February morning, pale and shellshocked, from past lives I could not imagine. She was 3 years older than me, but in no time we became friends.
We’d listen to her mix tapes; Dead Can Dance, Felt, This Mortal Coil…
She introduced me to her favourite books, gave me clothes, and my first cigarette.
Sometimes we would head down to Blackbirds moor to watch the barges on Grand Union in the twilight.
She said “The water has no memory”.
For a few months everything about our lives was perfect.
It was only us, we were inseparable.
But gradually she passed into another distant part of my memory.
Until I could no longer remember her face, her voice, even her name.
Oh this song and the video, maybe i'm weird but it remind me of when my beloved dog was still alive just a few weeks ago and this friendship and of all the wonderful walks in the sunlight, under the moonlight, in the snow I had with him, all the lovely places I discovered with him, when the girl disapear and her sister start to cry, I understand the emotion so well... I went to these places I used to go with my dog and I was desperately looking for him despite I knew he was no longer alive but everything stayed so lonely and empty, this absence shattered me, my chest feel empty and this melancholy is choking, I'm just alone with memories now.
Giving you a big hug.....
I love how the music shifts to a turbulent flow right after she says "it was just perfect..." Indicating that it was all about to go downhill from there.
Absolute masterpiece of a narrative.
This has the strongest nostalgic value for me.
PLEASE STEVEN WILSON:
DON'T STOP TO MAKE MUSIC!!!
I just can't understand how somebody can write such an amazingly beautiful song.Pure talent.My eyes are in tears every time I am watching.
We have got "Steven" in our life
Perfect Life. Perfect Song!
Music and video are heartbreakingly beautiful.
Here the lyrics:
When I was 13 I had a sister for 6 months. She arrived one February morning, pale and shellshocked, from past lives I could not imagine. She was 3 years older than me, but in no time we became friends. We’d listen to her mix tapes; Dead Can Dance, Felt, This Mortal Coil… She introduced me to her favourite books, gave me clothes, and my first cigarette. Sometimes we would head down to Blackbirds moor to watch the barges on Grand Union in the twilight. She said “The water has no memory.” For a few months everything about our lives was perfect. It was only us, we were inseparable. But gradually, she passed into another distant part of my memory, until I could no longer remember her face, her voice, even her name.
We have got
We have got the perfect life..
It is a very sad story imo this is a masterpiece love hand cannot erase
A 4-min track with repetitive lyrics is as good a proof of Steven's musical talent as a 17-min progressive masterpiece. This is a sign of a musical genius.
Of course Steven Wilson is always amazing! But hats off to Yousef Nassar for the amazing cinematography!
Dead Can Dance, Felt, This Mortal Coil.....wow!
nice that this song mentions Felt. THE most underrated band of the 80s. If you like SW give them a try. I'm not saying they sound alike but the music gives me similar vibess
This song has more depth than entire multiverse!!!
such a beautiful song ..it makes me cry...ive no idea why it would do that
One of the best compositions ive ever gone through.
♥
I can't believe this was filmed in my country(Lebanon). Bless :3
**never knew that**
**shook**
Where in lebanon did they film?
Might go visit that in quarantine
**has no life**
Lubnaaan! I love Arabic and the way the original name sounds like! ♥️
Don't say who's Watching in 2020
We never left.
Amen Brotha!
+
2021
Never!
I believe said below. The followers and commentators on this are beautiful people. We belong in a world not to share with others. SW brings positive energy to our souls.
4.2 M? wow !!! Steven Wilson is growing , last time I checked it was mere 400k .... Part of me wanted this music to be known to few people , but also part of me wants Steven's music to reach worldwide .
I turn this right up just so I can hear the bass at the end of the song around 4:16...just takes it to another level.
In this album, Steven is on the cusp of his creative lucidity. Amazing.
The mark of a true artist is revealed here with a dedication to create, fearless exploration of new territory, and finding a new way to say something that has been said before. Wilson has begun to unfold a story here about a significant moment in this girl's life when everything seemed perfect. Lyrically, this song makes me reflect on what it means to have a "perfect life" and to cherish the good of the day, for tomorrow may not be the same. The repetition of the chorus does an excellent job of capturing the feeling of a moment in time. The fond memories of her sister is now a faded picture, but at the time, things were perfect and that's all that mattered. Perhaps this ties into a deeper meaning and richer tapestry behind the theme of this album, but for now, I'm enjoying some introspective thoughts this song has provoked. Well done Wilson. Well done.
Ce morceau est le plus merveilleux au monde.
I don't know what it is about this and this video, a weird combination. I feel that sunshine one me, the mild wind and everything. It's beyond just mere beautiful.
Three days in the row I'm listening this song and... I'm crying like a child. Thanks.
I had shivers immediately when i hear "Dead can Dance"
That band is god
The piano is simply superb! A freaking masterpiece!
This is not a song, this is the philosophy of the Soul !
(My english is not very good) The music of Steven Wilson is something that I can´t define, and that's why maybe he has many eclectic fans. It´s a melange of courants and styles, but something that I never found in his music is prog rock. I never understood why he is categorized like a prog rock musician. Cheers from Uruguay to all people.
If you liked PT, you might love this rendition Of Wilson's song: King Ghost
ua-cam.com/video/rGuhrCD2XkI/v-deo.html
They have added flavors from the Porcupine Tree era.
Amazing. Sometimes I long for Porcupine Tree to get together again, but then Steven delivers work of this supreme nature.