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Transmission IV is the fourth and final Transmission information service release (only available to subscribers) by British progressive rock band Porcupine Tree. It contains a complete improvisation of what would become the song "Moonloop", included on the 1995 release The Sky Moves Sideways.
A day in the life of Porcupine Tree! Transmission IV (Moonloop), a forty minute long unedited improvisation, is at its best "inspired", although at close distance, a swirling tribute, here and there and everywhere to Mr. Pink's "trade-mark" guitar atmospherics.
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Transmission IV was a fan-club only EP, first released in 2001, that contained the full 40 minute improvisation that would later become the songs "Stars Die" and "Moonloop", both included on (different versions of) the 1995 release, The Sky Moves Sideways.
Listen to Transmission IV by Porcupine Tree on Apple Music. 2020. 1 Song. Duration: 40 minutes.
A day in the life of Porcupine Tree! Transmission IV (Moonloop), a forty minute long unedited improvisation, is at its best "inspired", although at close distance, a swirling tribute, here and there and everywhere to Mr. Pink's "trade-mark" guitar atmospherics. Why Steven Wilson intended to do so?
9 de nov. de 2021 · PORCUPINE TREE — Transmission IV (review) Warthur The improvised space rock piece Moonloop is a tentpole of Porcupine Tree's The Sky Moves Sideways, but whilst that album has come out in varying configurations over the years, both the original 1CD and later 2CD releases of it only include a fraction of the full 40 minute workout.
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