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Porcupine Tree / Deadwing
 Жанр: Progressive RockСтрана-производитель диска: Russia Год издания диска: 2005 Дата выхода оригинального издания: 2005 Тип издания: CD , Album Издатель (лейбл): Никитин Каталожный номер: 4670001546829 Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac) Тип рипа: tracks+.cue Продолжительность: 59:44 Источник (релизер): Собственный диск Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: Да Этот альбом оказался даже тяжелее (по стилю) предыдущего. Настоящий прогрессив-металл. Впрочем, и "лёгких" вещей в нём хватает. Но главное, конечно, не в этом. Главное - получился превосходный диск, без "проходных" вещей. И очень цельный. Каждый трек заслуживает хвалебных слов. Уилсон продолжает расти как композитор. Мне кажется, в настоящее время, он - один из лучших мелодистов в рок-музыке. Deadwing, может быть, менее "авангардный", менее экспериментальный, чем In Absentia, но более яркий. Более богатый на запоминающиеся мелодии. Есть в нём и настоящий поп-хит (в хорошем смысле) - Lazarus. Изумительная песня, нечасто в наше время встретишь такую красивую мелодию. Помимо неё, весьма выделяются два длинных "эпика" - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here и заглавный Deadwing. (Интересно, что Уилсон когда-то говорил, что длинные песни - это признак творческого кризиса, но в каждом альбоме РТ находит для них место. Каждый раз опровергая собственное утверждение. Ибо "эпики" удаются ему, как правило, на славу). Но, повторюсь, все композиции очень хороши, и "тяжёлые", и "лёгкие". Весь альбом слушается на одном дыхании. В заключение, добавлю, что записывыать этот замечательный альбом РТ помогали два очень известных гитариста (и вокалиста) - Адриан Белью (KING CRIMSON) и Майкл Окерфельдт (OPETH). http://alanbard.livejournal.com Треклист: 1. Deadwing (9:46) 2. Shallow (4:16) 3. Lazarus (4:18) 4. Halo (4:38) 5. Arriving Somewhere But Not Here (12:02) 6. Mellotron Scratch (6:56) 7. Open Car (3:46) 8. Start Of Something Beautiful (7:39) 9. Glass Arm Shattering (6:13) Total length: 59:44 More information: 
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Дата отчёта: 2015-02-24 19:15:29 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Анализ: Porcupine Tree / Deadwing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR Пики RMS Продолжительность трека -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR7 0.00 дБ -8.70 дБ 9:47 01-Deadwing DR5 0.00 дБ -6.10 дБ 4:17 02-Shallow DR5 0.00 дБ -7.20 дБ 4:19 03-Lazarus DR6 0.00 дБ -7.33 дБ 4:39 04-Halo DR5 0.00 дБ -7.66 дБ 12:02 05-Arriving Somewhere But Not Here DR8 0.00 дБ -10.31 дБ 6:57 06-Mellotron Scratch DR5 0.00 дБ -7.72 дБ 3:47 07-Open Car DR5 0.00 дБ -7.73 дБ 7:40 08-Start Of Something Beautiful DR7 0.00 дБ -9.13 дБ 6:17 09-Glass Arm Shattering -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Количество треков: 9 Реальные значения DR: DR6 Частота: 44100 Гц Каналов: 2 Разрядность: 16 Битрейт: 801 кбит/с Кодек: FLAC ================================================================================ Deadwing is the eighth studio album by British progressive rock band Porcupine Tree, released on 28 March 2005. It quickly became the band's best selling album, though was later surpassed by Fear of a Blank Planet. The album is based on a screenplay written by Steven Wilson and Mike Bennion, and is essentially a ghost story. Wilson had expressed the intention to eventually have this film script made into a movie.
The album produced two singles, "Shallow" and "Lazarus". "Shallow" also appeared in the movie Four Brothers. It can be heard as background music in a bar. The album also produced three music videos for "Lazarus", "The Start of Something Beautiful", and "Glass Arm Shattering". The album includes collaborations with King Crimson's Adrian Belew, who plays guitar solos on the title track "Deadwing" and "Halo", and Opeth's Mikael Åkerfeldt, who adds vocal harmonies on "Deadwing", "Lazarus", and "Arriving Somewhere But Not Here". He also plays the second guitar solo on "Arriving Somewhere But Not Here". The complete concept and story has never been entirely announced by the band, and this is likely due to Wilson's intentions of attempting to turn this into a movie, and not wanting to spoil any portions of the story. Wilson said it is a surreal "ghost story," and "the idea's ultimately that this album will form a kind of companion with the feature film." He stated that David Lynch and Stanley Kubrick were major influences for the filmscript. On 1 September 2006, Steven Wilson announced in his blog that Mike Bennion (Co-writer of the Deadwing screenplay) had released the first fifteen pages of the story. It is available for reading on Mike Bennion's myspace blog and on the [Deadwing microsite]. The filmscript thus far has made several connections to the album in various ways; such as a reference to the line in Mellotron Scratch 'A tiny flame inside my hand', the man mentioned in Lazarus 'My David don't you worry', and to the artwork in the album's cover insert (more specifically the page with the lyrics to "Halo" scrawled in it). The members of Porcupine Tree during a meet-and-greet at AKA Records on Second Street in Philadelphia on May 21, 2005. While introducing the song Lazarus during the Shepherds Bush Empire concert in December 2005, Steven Wilson explained that this song was about a mother communicating with her young son - 'from the grave'. In a comment on the loudness war, Steven Wilson mentioned how he considered placing a message on record sleeves that reads as follows: "Please note that this record may not be mastered as loudly as some of the other records in your collection. This is in order to retain the dynamic range and subtlety of the music. Please, use your volume knob." Conversely, the CD version of the album has been proved to contain clipping and dynamic range compression, whereas the 5.1 surround mix on the DVD-A version does not. However, subsequent releases Fear of a Blank Planet and Nil Recurring are mastered at lower levels, preserving more of their original dynamic range. The band stated that 15 songs were recorded during the Deadwing sessions. The initial release, for Europe, contained only 9 tracks. All versions contain those initial 9 tracks in the same order. For the later U.S. release, an additional track was added on, the 2004 re-recorded version of "Shesmovedon", which was originally released on their 2000 Lightbulb Sun, bringing the total to 10. The album was also released as a DVD-Audio disc on 10 May 2005 by DTS Entertainment. The disc contains 5.1-channel surround versions of all the tracks from the US CD ("Shesmovedon (2004)" was included as an unlisted extra track.) plus three bonus tracks: "Revenant," "Mother and Child Divided" and "Half-Light", bringing the total to 13 songs. One more song, "So Called Friend", was released on the "Lazarus" single, bringing it up to 14 songs. The is another song titled "Christenings": while it was never released as a Porcupine Tree song, it was eventually released on Steven Wilson's side project, Blackfield's 2007 album Blackfield II. An instrumental demo made in 2003 during writing sessions for Deadwing, but never recorded by the band is called "Collecting Space". A proper version of this piece was released on the limited edition of Wilson's first solo album, Insurgentes, while its demo appears as an extra track on the Insurgentes movie DVD. Another possible song from this time is "Godfearing", which was later released on the web and that Wilson doesn´t recall its exact recording period, but it was either during Deadwing or In Absentia Deadwing won the "Best Made-For-Surround Title" award for the 2005 Surround Music Awards, Nine Inch Nails's With Teeth was amongst the nominated for that category, and was voted number 2 album of 2005 in Sound & Vision, which is the most widely distributed US magazine in the field of home electronics and entertainment. In addition to this, the album won the "Album of the Year" award for the 2005 Classic Rock magazine awards. The album was named as one of Classic Rock‘s 10 essential progressive rock albums of the decade. Steven Wilson - vocals, guitars, piano, keyboards, hammered dulcimer, bass guitar on 1,3,5 (middle section), 7
Richard Barbieri - keyboards and synthesizers Colin Edwin - bass guitar Gavin Harrison - drums and percussion Guest musicians Mikael Åkerfeldt (Opeth) - Backing vocals on tracks 1, 3 & 5; Second guitar solo on 5 Adrian Belew (King Crimson) - Solo guitar on 1,4 Produced By Steven Wilson, Richard Barbieri & Gavin Harrison Recorded & Engineered By Paul Northfield & George Schilling Mixed By Steven Wilson Mastered By Andy VanDette 5.1 Producer: Jeff Levison 5.1 Mixed By: Elliot Scheiner 5.1 Mastered By Darsy Proper at Sony Studios  |
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