He’s married and has kids now (from the marriage), he’s making the music he wants to make, not just “sticking to prog” his pivot is now he has a family and is content with it and his work 🙌🏽
Åkerfeldt had his own radio show about 10 years ago talking about vintage prog albums on swedish national radio. Im so sad that i didnt record it because it has since been removed due to music licensing. Of course it was great!
@@Taradhish And what band would that be? I know you don't mean Porcupine Tree because if they were metal then so was Led Zeppelin, Queen, Rush and Van Halen.
@@mikereiss4216 Back in the 1980s I read and heard people describing Van Halen as a heavy metal band, in terms of what that term meant back then. I think labels on music can change over time, also some bands are undoubtedly full out metal and others blend genres, which I think Porcupine Tree did, and so did Rush. The first three Queen studio albums have some sections and moments on them which are as heavy as Black Sabbath were at the time.
@@PureHoney_ASMR you really underestimate the work and labor of a producer. Check Rick Beato channel for more info on It. However if we are talking baout his music, then please avoid his Porcupine Tree phase, his solo work is much better
That's the guy who produced one of the greatest metal album in history of music : Blackwater Park by Opeth. And his music discography is just insane. From prog to pop, metal, folk etc. He did it all.
@@Vapedealerband I don't think he needs to worry about anything. His catalogue speaks for itself. Plus he's already clarified his position on his original EVH comments with Wolfgang (who is a big Steven fan anyway)
@@andrewquicke1054 It's just you and me mate, I only listen to physical media preferably vinyl but I have a few thousand CDs and still buying mostly second hand CDs.
CDs are great you can scoop them up for pennies ... or at least could as of a couple years ago ... Nice condition, almost like new CD s for 50 cents, a dollar ... no reason not to other than space because they sound good. Although .. I found it funny that Wilson says that about certain genres being better digitally ... Yet he bought the 2 new Autechre albums on vinyl!!
I only know Steven by name and through Porcupine Tree but never got a sense of his personality until watching this video. I can safely say he's become my new favorite music lover. He has such an enthusiasm for music that doesn't come off as pretentious or gatekeeping which is sadly hard to find these days. But I could listen to him talk about his favorite albums all day. Thanks for posting this. PS, I'm also thrilled to hear he's a CD enthusiast, being one myself.
I don’t intend this as a criticism, but his personality here is far more open than in years past, and he can still be very aggressive at times which is understandable. This is the guy who has a couple videos up about 15 years ago where he’s destroying iPods with a hammer because of the sound quality being subpar, and him finding that insulting for his own musical production. Which is understandable. But seeing him more open and candid is wonderful. But up until about a year ago he barely had any video material online. He seems like a natural.
Seeing Steve Willson geek out on his favorite music is so adorable. ❤ Need to check his new album, The Future Bites. Sounds like he really went full disco on it from the singles. Love you amoeba 😊
The album isn't as electronic as one would be led to believe. "12 Things I Forgot" is pop, like a lost Blackfield track, and "Follower" is full-on rock. Most of the electronic-based tracks are reminiscent of the calmer moments on 'Fear of a Blank Planet': foreboding and sinister.
The Future Bites is fantastic - highly recommend listening in order from start to finish because the songs fit together like a puzzle. The sum is more than the parts, etc..
I'm glad to hear that a producer and music fanatic as prolific as Steven is defends the CD medium these days. People seem to flock towards vinyl as their physical medium of choice when they start building a collection and while that's good and all, like Steven says, not all music is better on vinyl. Most pre-digital era albums cut from master tapes will always retain that warmer, organic sound, but I don't see why a vinyl copy of say, Black Celebration would be better than a CD copy.
I honestly stopped buying CD's after reading an article about how in some years they wont work, cause they one of the plastic layers was of some poor quality material or something, but i'll investigate more, it probably was on old CD's
Look, I lost a lot of street cred with millennial when I sold my ~400 albums, however I've now got a wall of ~1000 CDs that take up much less space than the vinyl ever did. Yes, I miss the get it out of the sleeve, put the LP on clean, play, flip, but having the music digitised lossless or available on CD to pore over the case is still wonderful. I admit to only buying CDs that I can't get streaming these days, or just "need" to possess!
I agree with what he is saying about certain genres being better on CD .... I just thought it was rather funny that he says that, and yet he bought the 2 new Autechre albums on vinyl! I get that he's thinking about it in terms of surface noise infiltrating quiter music (which isn't even a consideration with Autechre; I'm not making that connection), but I always thought about it in terms of digital music through a digital medium being preferable.
@@konstantinov Yes you're right. In fact the funniest bit in a way is that people still record their music using a digital DAW, and then release it on vinyl.
Never clicked on a CZcams notification faster. Steven Wilson talking about music is always interesting to listen to. He also makes valid points about CD vs vinyl. Aside from CZcams's excessive mid-video ad cuts, this is great stuff.
Lifelong Shawn Phillips fan, discovered him when my best friend visited his father in Positano, Italy where Shawn lived (1970-71?). Some 40 years later I was photographing Shawn in my Downtown LA studio for his album "No Category". This video made my day!
Met Shawn when he came to perform in South Africa .He eventually married a local lady and spent many years in my hometown of Port Elizabeth,. One year at a concert in a nearby university town, Grahamstown , the entire area had a power outage . A roadie stuck a torch in a paper bag and Shawn played with an acoustic guitar, told stories and recited his poems . It was one of the best concerts of my life and I have seen Rush, The Eagles and Santana to name a few. Such an underrated artist and a true gent!
The perfect musician for a 'What's In My Bag?' video! Steven has always been a true champion for creating album's that take the listener on a musical journey. He's fantastic at creating his own worlds with carefully considered curated tracks for his records that have an almost cinematic quality to them. Also, he's so incredibly articulate when he talks about the the album's that he loves and that inspire him. Never a dull moment when he talks about music! 🙂
Love your comments on CDS! I grew up on vinyl when the only other choice was 8- track! Could not wait for a new tech like CDs to come along to end my hatred of ticks, pops, skips, and warps! The first CDs were shit, but after a few yrs CDs were better produced and today sound great especially, as SW says, with quiet music!
First :zoviet*france album I heard was Just An Illusion and at the time it completely opened up this world of industrial ambient drone sort of music that I still listen to today.
What I like about this show vs all of the other review shows is the diversity of music. I don't care for all of it, but in ten minutes, I will get two worthy recommendations. For me, the reminder of Shawn Phillips and the introduction to Max Richter were worth my time.
I just listened to the Shawn Phillips album after watching this video. I can't believe i never heard of him before. WOW, what a beautiful album. Thanks Steven for the heads up!
It was when Steven raved about the Abba collection "on coloured vinyl" that I realized he is a true vinyl nerd. I absolutely guarantee he has his own filing system for those shelves behind him - as any true 'vinyl head' naturally would - and it isn't just alphabetical! Although, I'd NEVER put my fingers on the grooves - finger grease & prints, don'tcha know! :D
Every system EXCEPT alphabetical is unpractical and simply not understandable, at least for me. True vinylheads would "naturally" use another system? Bullshit deluxe!
I would love a whole series of videos with Steven Wilson going through his collection. Seems so unique and he is passionate but technical in the description of the albums. Simply amazing.
Steven is such a class act. Been listening to his music since I don't know when. Love that he's a total music nerd. I feel ya man. Thx Amoeba for getting the best of the best on this theme.
So happy to see this video, I was just thinking what a great guest Steven would be on the show. For those who don’t know Stevens works and are interested, check out his solo albums “Insurgentes” and “Hand Cannot Erase” or the Porcupine Tree albums “Stupid Dream” or “In Absentia” to start. but he has so many great albums across all of his different projects (his new album is really good too)!
Hearing someone as talented and respected as Steven Wilson talk about the value of compact discs is the best thing I've heard all year. LONG LIVE CDs!!!
I always forget that Steven is British. :) I've heard that those Abba LPs sound GREAT! Also, that "Seeds Of Love" LP is one of my favorites of the decade. The various reissues sound amazing, especially Steven's mix. I hope he continues with the Tull remixes, too!
6:14 Totally agree. In fact I pretty much only buy cds since I don't have a record player. People seem to have a one or the other mentality though and are all hopping on the vinyl bandwagon. That's fine if you want to pay 25-35 for each album.
I learned about Shawn Phillips via Donovan. Fun fact: Shawn was the Texan hipster in London who played sitar and other instruments on the Sunshine Superman album. I’ve actually snagged two of his albums from Goodwill.
TFF STSOL - what an amazing album 🔥🙌 And your surround mix is just epic 👏🙏 BTW totally agree regarding CD and choosing the right medium for the right music 👍
Always enjoy your style and taste in music. I am the same age as Steven. As a musician I can admire how his music is always in the( NOW) not the past or the future, just inspiring and always a wonderful influence and very well rounded! ( Open minded)
@@danielg335 what he meant was that Steven has such a vast musical repertoire, that he probably has forgotten more things (like bands, albums, info in general) than Thomas would ever know (I don't know how people didn't get his comment).
I tend to talk people's ears off when it comes to music. It's good to hear someone else doing the same while actually knowing what they're talking about.
I remember when I listened to Porcupine Tree in high school, Wilson was barely doing interviews, didn't talk much on stage and seemed kind of reclusive. He seems to have a much more open and positive energy now.
Sean Phillips The best kept secret in 1970"s music. Second Contribution just a outstanding piece of music on par with many of the monster albums of the decade. A deluxe version with the Steven Wilson touch could be a awesome Vinyl offering. Oh, wait...You are Steven Wilson :)
A genius musician. His new album "The Future Bites" is absolutely amazing, always look forward to anything he does. That :zoviet france sounds interesting, gonna check that one out.
I love Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree. Lost track of his stuff since "The Raven" but, if you've never heard of him before or any of his other projects, his catalogue is definitely worth checking out.
Just bought that Tears for Fears album deluxe version because of your recommendation Sir Steve!!😁.... forgot how cool that artwork for Seeds of Love is.....though I'm going to play stick with Abba....just the best of for me...
1:16 the way he talked about that album, stressing out the colored vinyl edition and all, that's some serious selling skills, my man is multi-talented! 😆
David Botrill did an interview about that on a Silverchair Fans Podcast last year. It's pretty inciteful. But yeah, I wonder what SW thinks of that album and Silverchair in general. Imagine him working with Daniel Johns.
Songs From the Big Chair was the first album I ever bought but by the time Sowing The Seeds of Love came out I was all about the metal. But if Steven Wilson is endorsing it then hotdiggity I am going to check it out too. all these years later. Incidentally is Steven Wilson growing younger by the year?!?!?
I feel Steven Wilson could do a podcast where he only talks about the albums on his collection and it would never be boring.
That is basicly the podcast The Album Years he has with Tim Bowness. The pick a year and talk about albums from that year.
He has that and its amazing.
yeah showing his collection
He already does lol
Not had a Album Years Podcast out for some time. Too busy with his new release I suspect.
This is how to do 'what's in my bag'?'. Masterclass.
Wilson's got a different energy now. Good for him.
Like his music or not, dude knows his shit
The man is and always has been a walking library of musical knowledge. He knows everything, it's astonishing.
He’s married and has kids now (from the marriage), he’s making the music he wants to make, not just “sticking to prog” his pivot is now he has a family and is content with it and his work 🙌🏽
Knows his shit but still used the word 'vinyls'
@@mudhut1967 Woah, unforgivable sin, man
@@TheDeadlen ah, the end is near!
LOL
I would sell my soul for a series where Steve Wilson and Mikael Akerfeldt talk about vintage prog albums.
They kind of have... Just listen to their Storm Corrosion project ;-)
First thing I thought of. That video is a joy
@@mcmlxxxviimcmxcvi8641 truth
In an ideal world, this kinda thing would totally break the internet, but alas, people be dumb out there.
Åkerfeldt had his own radio show about 10 years ago talking about vintage prog albums on swedish national radio. Im so sad that i didnt record it because it has since been removed due to music licensing. Of course it was great!
Hey, that's the guy who keeps remixing my old prog records.
Also that"s the guy that created one of the best progressive rock/metal band.
maybe but he's also the guy who smashed those ipods
@@Taradhish And what band would that be? I know you don't mean Porcupine Tree because if they were metal then so was Led Zeppelin, Queen, Rush and Van Halen.
@@mikereiss4216 Back in the 1980s I read and heard people describing Van Halen as a heavy metal band, in terms of what that term meant back then. I think labels on music can change over time, also some bands are undoubtedly full out metal and others blend genres, which I think Porcupine Tree did, and so did Rush. The first three Queen studio albums have some sections and moments on them which are as heavy as Black Sabbath were at the time.
@@PureHoney_ASMR you really underestimate the work and labor of a producer. Check Rick Beato channel for more info on It. However if we are talking baout his music, then please avoid his Porcupine Tree phase, his solo work is much better
That's the guy who produced one of the greatest metal album in history of music : Blackwater Park by Opeth. And his music discography is just insane. From prog to pop, metal, folk etc. He did it all.
Absolute genius
Hasn't done Punk
@@PJPsounds The Incident has some punk vibes to it sometimes
Ghost Reveries is miles ahead of BWP, bud.
I could listen to Steven talk about music for hours.
Album years podcast on Spotify
Love your CZcams channel name!
get a room
same. Him and Portnoy should do a podcast (or at least have them both on The Prog Report together).
i honestly can't believe this man is in his 50s.
Agreed; he looks early 40s at the oldest.
He reminds me of Brian Eno. He's in his 70s but looks like he's in his 50s
Wow 😮😮
no joke every single time i watch an episode of WIMB i discover some music i knew nothing about and am never disappointed.
Thanks for being such a loyal viewer!!!
@@amoeba your welcome! can't wait to visit the new store in LA! have some amazing memories at the old location!
love seeing him getting the attention he finally deserves
@@Vapedealerband I don't think he needs to worry about anything. His catalogue speaks for itself. Plus he's already clarified his position on his original EVH comments with Wolfgang (who is a big Steven fan anyway)
@@Vapedealerband lol shut up
Steven Wilson should do many many "What's in my bag?". It's like going to college.
This man's whole life is music
I love that he mentions Tears for Fears! They are possibly my favorite pop band and that record is just so so great!
Totally agree with what he said about CD and vinyl
100%
I thought I was the only one still buying CD's.....
@@andrewquicke1054
It's just you and me mate, I only listen to physical media preferably vinyl but I have a few thousand CDs and still buying mostly second hand CDs.
I prefer physical copies and still buy cds though I also want to get into albums as well since it's back for a while it seems
CDs are great you can scoop them up for pennies ... or at least could as of a couple years ago ... Nice condition, almost like new CD s for 50 cents, a dollar ... no reason not to other than space because they sound good.
Although .. I found it funny that Wilson says that about certain genres being better digitally ... Yet he bought the 2 new Autechre albums on vinyl!!
I require Steven and Devin Townsend to talk about music for four hours and record it. Pretty please now.
I never expected him to be so happy
I only know Steven by name and through Porcupine Tree but never got a sense of his personality until watching this video. I can safely say he's become my new favorite music lover. He has such an enthusiasm for music that doesn't come off
as pretentious or gatekeeping which is sadly hard to find these days. But I could listen to him talk about his favorite albums all day. Thanks for posting this.
PS, I'm also thrilled to hear he's a CD enthusiast, being one myself.
I don’t intend this as a criticism, but his personality here is far more open than in years past, and he can still be very aggressive at times which is understandable. This is the guy who has a couple videos up about 15 years ago where he’s destroying iPods with a hammer because of the sound quality being subpar, and him finding that insulting for his own musical production. Which is understandable. But seeing him more open and candid is wonderful. But up until about a year ago he barely had any video material online. He seems like a natural.
Seeing Steve Willson geek out on his favorite music is so adorable. ❤ Need to check his new album, The Future Bites. Sounds like he really went full disco on it from the singles.
Love you amoeba 😊
The album isn't as electronic as one would be led to believe. "12 Things I Forgot" is pop, like a lost Blackfield track, and "Follower" is full-on rock. Most of the electronic-based tracks are reminiscent of the calmer moments on 'Fear of a Blank Planet': foreboding and sinister.
@@tchristianphoto Follower is so fucking good.
The Future Bites is fantastic - highly recommend listening in order from start to finish because the songs fit together like a puzzle. The sum is more than the parts, etc..
@@GodZefir This convinced me to listen to it and I thank you eternally
I'm glad to hear that a producer and music fanatic as prolific as Steven is defends the CD medium these days. People seem to flock towards vinyl as their physical medium of choice when they start building a collection and while that's good and all, like Steven says, not all music is better on vinyl. Most pre-digital era albums cut from master tapes will always retain that warmer, organic sound, but I don't see why a vinyl copy of say, Black Celebration would be better than a CD copy.
I honestly stopped buying CD's after reading an article about how in some years they wont work, cause they one of the plastic layers was of some poor quality material or something, but i'll investigate more, it probably was on old CD's
Look, I lost a lot of street cred with millennial when I sold my ~400 albums, however I've now got a wall of ~1000 CDs that take up much less space than the vinyl ever did. Yes, I miss the get it out of the sleeve, put the LP on clean, play, flip, but having the music digitised lossless or available on CD to pore over the case is still wonderful. I admit to only buying CDs that I can't get streaming these days, or just "need" to possess!
I agree with what he is saying about certain genres being better on CD .... I just thought it was rather funny that he says that, and yet he bought the 2 new Autechre albums on vinyl! I get that he's thinking about it in terms of surface noise infiltrating quiter music (which isn't even a consideration with Autechre; I'm not making that connection), but I always thought about it in terms of digital music through a digital medium being preferable.
@@konstantinov Yes you're right. In fact the funniest bit in a way is that people still record their music using a digital DAW, and then release it on vinyl.
I buy tons of CDs they're just way more affordable and portable
Never clicked on a CZcams notification faster. Steven Wilson talking about music is always interesting to listen to. He also makes valid points about CD vs vinyl. Aside from CZcams's excessive mid-video ad cuts, this is great stuff.
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Wilson is a British Treasure.
Lifelong Shawn Phillips fan, discovered him when my best friend visited his father in Positano, Italy where Shawn lived (1970-71?).
Some 40 years later I was photographing Shawn in my Downtown LA studio for his album "No Category". This video made my day!
All Shawn's albums should be rereleased especially Collaboration, Bright White, Furthermore and my favourite first purchase - Faces !
I'm a casual fan, but I think Steven would probably enjoy Rumplestiltskin's Resolve, since I've always felt it had a lot of prog elements.
Met Shawn when he came to perform in South Africa .He eventually married a local lady and spent many years in my hometown of Port Elizabeth,. One year at a concert in a nearby university town, Grahamstown , the entire area had a power outage . A roadie stuck a torch in a paper bag and Shawn played with an acoustic guitar, told stories and recited his poems . It was one of the best concerts of my life and I have seen Rush, The Eagles and Santana to name a few. Such an underrated artist and a true gent!
The perfect musician for a 'What's In My Bag?' video! Steven has always been a true champion for creating album's that take the listener on a musical journey. He's fantastic at creating his own worlds with carefully considered curated tracks for his records that have an almost cinematic quality to them. Also, he's so incredibly articulate when he talks about the the album's that he loves and that inspire him. Never a dull moment when he talks about music! 🙂
Finally, my hero, Steven Wilson ❤️
Never would I have thought Steven Wilson was big into Autechre and Zoviet France. Nice
A-Z of music.
Check his project Bass Communion
Thom Yorke is also a bit fan
So so good when artists are also music fans forever and enjoy talking about it....thank you steven wilson!!!
Yes! Tears for fears' Sowing the seeds of love is one of my favorite albums! ..My go to record. It's great for any crowd, any occasion.
Autechre and Abba, we should be friends, great picks, love this series
OMG Steven discovering Shawn Phillips for the first time... This is amazing!
I thought the exact same thing! Very odd. 🤔
Next time give Steven at least an hour, the love & passion in which he speaks about the music, just wonderful!
CDs are still the overall best format hands down!
Instant thumbs-up for the Autechre lead.
I really like Steve Wilson's music, and I really like Autechre. Great to see him big them up!
I've been waiting for this episode for years
Love your comments on CDS! I grew up on vinyl when the only other choice was 8- track! Could not wait for a new tech like CDs to come along to end my hatred of ticks, pops, skips, and warps! The first CDs were shit, but after a few yrs CDs were better produced and today sound great especially, as SW says, with quiet music!
Steven Wilson is the ultimate music genius
'The Seeds of Love' is a true masterpiece!
He is giving Seeds of love some praise...this gy knows what’s up!!!! I think that record is a masterpiece!
First :zoviet*france album I heard was Just An Illusion and at the time it completely opened up this world of industrial ambient drone sort of music that I still listen to today.
What I like about this show vs all of the other review shows is the diversity of music. I don't care for all of it, but in ten minutes, I will get two worthy recommendations. For me, the reminder of Shawn Phillips and the introduction to Max Richter were worth my time.
I love the majority of his career new and old, variety keeps things fresh!
I just listened to the Shawn Phillips album after watching this video. I can't believe i never heard of him before. WOW, what a beautiful album. Thanks Steven for the heads up!
It was when Steven raved about the Abba collection "on coloured vinyl" that I realized he is a true vinyl nerd. I absolutely guarantee he has his own filing system for those shelves behind him - as any true 'vinyl head' naturally would - and it isn't just alphabetical! Although, I'd NEVER put my fingers on the grooves - finger grease & prints, don'tcha know! :D
Every system EXCEPT alphabetical is unpractical and simply not understandable, at least for me.
True vinylheads would "naturally" use another system? Bullshit deluxe!
Steven never disappoints with his music suggestions. Great stuff to listen to while in quarantine!
I would love a whole series of videos with Steven Wilson going through his collection. Seems so unique and he is passionate but technical in the description of the albums. Simply amazing.
Steven is such a class act. Been listening to his music since I don't know when. Love that he's a total music nerd. I feel ya man. Thx Amoeba for getting the best of the best on this theme.
Steven, you are a very cool guy with BIG ears!! Thanks for being you, and stay well brother!
This is the first interview where i've really liked Steven or got a real sense of his personality. He comes off as much more genuine here.
So happy to see this video, I was just thinking what a great guest Steven would be on the show.
For those who don’t know Stevens works and are interested, check out his solo albums “Insurgentes” and “Hand Cannot Erase” or the Porcupine Tree albums “Stupid Dream” or “In Absentia” to start. but he has so many great albums across all of his different projects (his new album is really good too)!
Thank you Steven, just started my music journey. I'm really keen on listening these records!
I saw the Seeds of Love in the thumbnail and I was sold. I'm not even a S.Wilson fan especially but he definitely knows his shit.
Seeing him gush about his favorite albums is adorable.
Also him saying CD is better makes me happy to own over 100+ cds.
The seeds of love album is a fking masterpiece. I love it just love it
Man does not age I swear by it
Respect for acknowledging autechre. Such a well-rounded musician
Hearing someone as talented and respected as Steven Wilson talk about the value of compact discs is the best thing I've heard all year. LONG LIVE CDs!!!
This video is gold. I have allways asked what kind of music Steven llikes...❤
Great! One of the best musician of this era.
My mouse is still recovering from how hard I clicked on this video
The day has come. ♥
I always forget that Steven is British. :) I've heard that those Abba LPs sound GREAT! Also, that "Seeds Of Love" LP is one of my favorites of the decade. The various reissues sound amazing, especially Steven's mix. I hope he continues with the Tull remixes, too!
The Seeds of Love is worth it for "Badman's Song" alone. A jazz-pop-gospel-prog hybrid that rules mercilessly.
6:14 Totally agree. In fact I pretty much only buy cds since I don't have a record player. People seem to have a one or the other mentality though and are all hopping on the vinyl bandwagon. That's fine if you want to pay 25-35 for each album.
Yeah, it took me until sometime in my thirties to understand but Prince is possibly the most talented and capable musician there has ever been.
I like Stevens energy here :)
I listened to Shawn Phillips before Steven Wilson. Hipster moment of my life.
I learned about Shawn Phillips via Donovan. Fun fact: Shawn was the Texan hipster in London who played sitar and other instruments on the Sunshine Superman album. I’ve actually snagged two of his albums from Goodwill.
@@MrKelleyzinho
Thanks. I didn’t know that. Donovan’s Sunshine Superman is a classic.
Not just a top notch musician, a well rounded music nerd. Thanks for sticking up for CD's btw.
I love Wilson's taste and how accessible most of his music is despite how eclectic his influences are. Max Richter!
TFF STSOL - what an amazing album 🔥🙌 And your surround mix is just epic 👏🙏 BTW totally agree regarding CD and choosing the right medium for the right music 👍
Y bueno, lo dijo un tal Steven Wilson, que "algo" sabe de música: CD >>>> vinilo. No más preguntas, su señoría.
Always enjoy your style and taste in music. I am the same age as Steven. As a musician I can admire how his music is always in the( NOW) not the past or the future, just inspiring and always a wonderful influence and very well rounded! ( Open minded)
He did some nice work on the 70s-era re-released Tangerine Dream albums.
Thank YOU Steven! Love ya man :)
This man has forgotten more about music than I’ll ever know.
You can't just expect him to do the AC/DC and make 469568 of the same album.
@@havanadaurcy1321 don´t think he meant that
I don’t get what you meant
Your comment makes no sense and there’s 47 people who actually like your non-sensical sentence.
@@danielg335 what he meant was that Steven has such a vast musical repertoire, that he probably has forgotten more things (like bands, albums, info in general) than Thomas would ever know (I don't know how people didn't get his comment).
Loved your aqualung remix steve ,fantastic job ,classic album 😊😊😊
I tend to talk people's ears off when it comes to music. It's good to hear someone else doing the same while actually knowing what they're talking about.
Glad to see someone telling the truth about CD quality for certain kinds of music !
Don't enjoy his music much, but his picks are great and the comment on CDs is excellent.
I'm not digging steven wilson's new music but I'll always respect him for what he's done for prog
Steven Wilson is fantastic.
I just listened to that Max Richter CD. Beautiful, sad music.
I remember when I listened to Porcupine Tree in high school, Wilson was barely doing interviews, didn't talk much on stage and seemed kind of reclusive. He seems to have a much more open and positive energy now.
Would just love to camp out in that living room - can only imagine what gems are hiding in that astonishing wall of sound behind Steven.
Sean Phillips The best kept secret in 1970"s music. Second Contribution just a outstanding piece of music on par with many of the monster albums of the decade. A deluxe version with the Steven Wilson touch could be a awesome Vinyl offering. Oh, wait...You are Steven Wilson :)
Steven Wilson is such a lovely guy..... and I adore his music, solo ow with the PT
A genius musician. His new album "The Future Bites" is absolutely amazing, always look forward to anything he does.
That :zoviet france sounds interesting, gonna check that one out.
I love Steven Wilson and Porcupine Tree. Lost track of his stuff since "The Raven" but, if you've never heard of him before or any of his other projects, his catalogue is definitely worth checking out.
You should definitely check out Hand Cannot Erase
Hand Cannot erase is Even better than Raven IMO
If you're Open minded Also go for To the Bone, which is a very underrated album
I knew his picks would be good. Great artist!!
I’m really starting to dig his new album. Once it settles in it is quite satisfying...
Holy shit! Ive been waiting for this video for ages!
Just bought that Tears for Fears album deluxe version because of your recommendation Sir Steve!!😁.... forgot how cool that artwork for Seeds of Love is.....though I'm going to play stick with Abba....just the best of for me...
Steve discovers Shawn Phillips. Excellent.
Preach it Steven! I love CD's too :)
god i love tears for feats
Goes from Autechre immediately to ABBA. Not surprised, Steven Wilson. Not surprised.
1:16 the way he talked about that album, stressing out the colored vinyl edition and all, that's some serious selling skills, my man is multi-talented! 😆
Great video I have seen Steve showing up on different channels talking about music. Really nice to see his opinion and taste on music.
I was wishing he mention Diorama by Silverchair. The perfect amount of psicodelic pop and prog production. Amazing album.
David Botrill did an interview about that on a Silverchair Fans Podcast last year. It's pretty inciteful. But yeah, I wonder what SW thinks of that album and Silverchair in general. Imagine him working with Daniel Johns.
Songs From the Big Chair was the first album I ever bought but by the time Sowing The Seeds of Love came out I was all about the metal. But if Steven Wilson is endorsing it then hotdiggity I am going to check it out too. all these years later.
Incidentally is Steven Wilson growing younger by the year?!?!?
Really interesting! Been loving the new album