Stupid Dream is Porcupine Tree's fifth studio album, released in March 1999. It arrived at a turning point for the British band, as Steven Wilson and company stepped away from the instrumental, psychedelic leanings of their early records. The songs here are more direct, with a pop-rock accessibility, yet the progressive rock instincts remain close to the surface.

The title reflects Wilson's wry view of the music business. Plenty of people chase the fame and glamour, he felt, but the reality is hard work and struggle. Together with Lightbulb Sun in 2000, the record marks a transitional stretch before the band took a heavier, more metal-leaning direction from 2002 onwards. It was reissued in May 2006, as new listeners arrived through In Absentia and Deadwing. For anyone tracing how Porcupine Tree found its songwriting focus, this is the place to start.

Stupid Dream: tracklist and credits

12 tracks · 1:00:00

Tracklist

  1. 1Even LessSteven Wilson7:11
  2. 2Piano LessonsSteven Wilson4:21
  3. 3Stupid DreamSteven Wilson0:28
  4. 4Pure NarcoticSteven Wilson5:03
  5. 5Slave Called ShiverSteven Wilson4:41
  6. 6Don’t Hate MeSteven Wilson8:30
  7. 7This Is No RehearsalSteven Wilson3:27
  8. 8Baby Dream in CellophaneSteven Wilson3:16
  9. 9Stranger by the MinuteSteven Wilson4:31
  10. 10A Smart KidSteven Wilson5:22
  11. 11Tinto BrassBarbieri, Edwin, Maitland, Wilson6:17
  12. 12Stop SwimmingSteven Wilson6:53
Produced by
Steven Wilson
Recorded at
Cedar Arts Centre, Foel Studio, No Man’s Land
Recorded
January–November 1998
Mixed by
Steven Wilson
Mixed at
No Man’s Land
Engineered by
Elliot Singerman, Chris Thorpe
Label
Kscope
Length
1:00:00

Line-up

  • Richard Barbieri · piano, mellotron, Hammond organ, analog synthesizer, glockenspiel
  • Colin Edwin · bass guitar, double bass
  • Chris Maitland · drums (drum set), percussion, background vocals
  • Sinfonia ViVA · strings
  • Steven Wilson · guitar, sampler, piano, lead vocals, Hammond organ, organ, bass guitar
  • Theo Travis · flute, tenor saxophone · guest
  • Terumi · vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Piano Lessons” · 26 April 1999
  • “Stranger by the Minute” · October 1999
  • “Pure Narcotic” · 22 November 1999

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US release1999earliest US date
UK / Europe release6 April 1999earliest UK or European date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWKscoperemaster
1999USKscope636551281324other
6 April 1999GBKscope636551281324original
2000KREast Rock2115474000062other
2006USGates of Dawnother
17 July 2006GBSnapper Music636551291323other
2008JPWHD Entertainment, Inc.4582213915549other
7 January 2008XWKscope802644401867other
18 February 2008GBKscope802644812823other
2013GBKscope802644584515other
16 October 2013JPWHD Entertainment, Inc.4582213915549other
2015XEKscope802644834320other
8 January 2016GBKscope802644834320other
27 August 2017XEKscopeother
May 2019XEKscope802644804019other
2021GBTransmission802644722122other
2021XETransmission Recordings802644821214other
10 June 2021GBKscopeother
3 September 2021JPSnapper Music4997184142595other
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