Luminol - Steven Wilson - We-MNF: Reaction and Commentary

In this second edition of #We-MNF, Where the Masses meet the Nerds and the Freaks, we react and comment on Luminol, a track from Steven Wilson’s album “The raven that refused to sing (and other stories), in a live rendition in Mexico City that took place before the actual recording of the album. After the song, we ended up engaging in conversation on the emergence of novelty in music composition when different influences are combined, are put together by a musician. As we anticipated, some philosophy and other matters would eventually get into the channel.
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Reference video (watch in its entirety in the original channel):
   • Steven Wilson 'Luminol' Live In Mexic...  

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