Porcupine Tree in High Resolution Audio

**muse77** · **01-26-07, 11:36 PM**

I found this thread a little late. A website to sample Porcupine Tree is at http://www.progarchives.com. They have an awesome site with hours

of MP3's from all kinds of artist to listen to. I found this site while looking for Pink Floyd and Hawkwind style music.

The only problem now is where to start to order cd's.

**Sonnie** · **01-26-07, 11:49 PM**

Is someone wondering where to buy CDs???

**muse77** · **01-27-07, 02:17 PM**

Aaahhhh! I can take a hint.

Oh, the pain on what to buy first.

decisions decisions

**Sonnie** · **01-27-07, 03:14 PM**

The easiest solution is to just by them all...

**muse77** · **01-27-07, 08:16 PM**

Hmmm. Great idea. I have to trust your judgement since your a Floyd fan

and have a cool website.

If you can't trust a Floyd fan who can you trust?

Bryan

**pardonband** · **09-14-09, 07:04 PM**

Just found this and joined the forum. Have been a Porcupine Tree fan for a little over a year now. Am anxiously awaiting the arrival of tomorrow's new album "The Incident" which I ordered in the deluxe edition to get the 5.1.

I've been a Floyd fan for quite a while, and see the Floyd influence in PT. For those that have just checked out a song or two of the band, or even a single album... Be sure to check out more. One album does not do justice to the amazing body of work that these guys have put out over the last 18 years. I've bought everything, and over the course of the last year, still haven't been able to wear it out.

Be sure to check out their info for the list of official releases. Discs like Metanoia are older B-sides that are cool, but definitely don't represent the stunning sonic quality and songwriting that this band has produced. enjoy! (no I don't work for the band... I'm just obsessed)

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