Porcupine Tree "Arriving Somewhere..." Blu-Ray edition coming soon

[svengaleekie]

Only just got round to giving this one a proper listen, I only got half way through last week then the neighbours came home!
I'm loving it, loving it, loving it, the sound is fantastic, the surround is great too and so is the music, the notes coming from my sub are sublime!

Steven Wilson said at the recent gig I attended that he had never rated himself as a guitar player but I have always liked his playing, just listen to his solo's on this.

 

[rugene]

Watch one time, the blu-ray picture has a significant improvement, as for the sound, seems as good as the DVD

 

[dobyblue]

Spent a little time with this last night before kids went to bed, first thing I noticed is how amazing the drums sound...so clear and spread out beautifully throughout the soundstage.

Cranked Musak, I've never had the DVD - what a performance. The mix here is so nice on the ears, very happy with this for a paltry CDN$20.

 

[SMS]

Spent a little time with this last night before kids went to bed, first thing I noticed is how amazing the drums sound...so clear and spread out beautifully throughout the soundstage.

Cranked Musak, I've never had the DVD - what a performance. The mix here is so nice on the ears, very happy with this for a paltry CDN$20.

This is likely the best sounding concert DVD/Bluray I've heard. The drums and bass especially!

 

[uffeolby]

This is likely the best sounding concert DVD/Bluray I've heard. The drums and bass especially!

 

[Guy Robinson]

I agree. Also if you don't have the DVD of Eric Clapton - Sessions For Robert J try to get your hands on it. Put on the DTS 5.1 track of Kind Hearted Woman Blues from Session 1 and crank it up. Probably the best audio that exists anywhere.