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Went to their concert last night in Portland. They are a very talanted band. If they are coming your way you should check them out. It was the first "rock" concert I have been to in quite some time. My ears are still ringing a little bit... I was suprised to see the average age at the concert was approaching 40. I thought that I would be one older folk there.




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Porcupine Tree...very talented indeed. I have several of their CD's, and only wish they would come to a venue near me.

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Just had a look at some of their stuff, its great thabks for the tip!

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