Men of Wood (3:35)
From Stars Die: The Delerium Years (disc 2) and 2 other releases
Mixing the sparser Karma-era psychedelic pop like Small Fish and The Joke’s On You with a heavier Krautrock attack, this song’s been a perennial runner-up in Porcupine Tree history. Originally recorded by Steven for Up The Downstair, it didn’t fit the developing mood of the album and was shelved. This version - recorded for The Sky Moves Sideways, with Chris adding real drums - suffered the same fate (making it onto promo cassettes but cut for the album release), and a proposed single release never happened.
Steven: “It was almost a throwback to Linton Samuel Dawson/Juper Island psychedelic pop, and that wasn’t quite right - it was a context thing.” Stars Die - The Delerium Yers 1991-1997 was its first appearance on record.
Steven Wilson - vocals, guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, programming and samples; Chris Maitland - drums.
Steven Wilson - vocals, guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, programming and samples; Chris Maitland - drums.
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Come together men of wood
Burning sunsets where you stood
Like three hats lying in the snow
There's nowhere left for you to go
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