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He's moved away from the kind of music that I would pay £50 to see now.
I don't know why he needs to say the things that shake off fans to do that.
Bandcamp
Spotify, Apple et al
Ive had the limited edition live vinyl album release of the new album tour on pre order since October 2019
So taking a wild guess it’s probably going to be the longest paid for pre order in history 2022 ?
On his last tour it struck me that the crowd wasn't really into what he was trying to do. I was at the RAH for the night he filmed the DVD and a lot of attempts to fire up the crowd were cut out. There is one point where he shouts 'enthusiasm!' that was left in but I think he was a bit disappointed with the sat down completely still and silent group of 45+ men in front of him.
Maybe this is an attempt to change his target audience? The haircut, the comments about losing interest in the virtuosos, the shift further away from PT and 'prog' as we know it.
The trouble would be straying too far and risking putting off your existing audience and not capturing a new one, hence it still seems very SW esque.
Funnily enough I just read that he will be performing an extended edition of Voyage 34 on this tour which doesn't fit the narrative at all!
Not depressing or dark enough for them.
Personally I thought it was a brilliant change from the dark side A great happy album.
The live BluRay enforced it for me brilliant fun show.
I wish I could of seen it live.
If the new concerts go ahead and he does play Voyage 34 those going are in for a real treat to see and hear that brilliant album played live.
Voyage to the bottom of the road is another great Voyage related record by the brilliant HMHB
He does seem to be one of those people who wants to explore various musical avenues, and his new album is certainly a big step into a synth driven world - I am just not sure that he is as good at it as others and his core fan base seem to hate it judging by the comments under every release.
He says live The Beatles are the greatest Pop band ever
Abba were the second greatest pop band.
I have a Pop song and goes into Permanating.
It is a excellent Pop song..
The crowd was noticeably more into it when Arriving Somewhere and Musak came up. I can imagine that is a bit disheartening when that was all 15 years ago and you are so proud of your most recent output.
Always brilliant concerts and great albums.
Steven’s first solo albums are good but bloody hard work at times.
His first two No-Man albums are brilliant.
His first two Blackfield albums are par excellence.
Being a fan of Steven Wilson’s Music can end up costing one a shit load of money.
Even more if you like what he does as a producer engineer and re mixer of other great artists and bands that let him loose on there classic album masterpieces.
My favourite Opeth albums are the SW ones, but I don't really like Porcupine Tree or any of his solo stuff. His voice is a bit too English for me or something.