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Fear of a Blank Planet (song)

2007 song by Porcupine Tree From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fear of a Blank Planet (song)
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"Fear of a Blank Planet" is a Porcupine Tree song released in 2007. It appears as the first track on the album of the same name.

Quick Facts Promotional single by Porcupine Tree, from the album ...

A promotional single of the song was released in Europe and the United States, by respective record labels. Both promos contain an edited version of "Fear of a Blank Planet" with the swearing removed.[1] The lyrics deal with two common neurobehavioural developmental disorders for teenagers in the 21st century: bipolar disorder and attention deficit disorder.

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Music video

On 16 April 2007, the same day as the European release date, the music video for the title track was released on MySpace, though it was temporarily removed a day later in the wake of the shootings at Virginia Tech. On 25 April 2007, the video was released on a dedicated Fear of a Blank Planet website to view in high resolution and was replaced several months later by the live projection for "Sleep Together". The video is now included as a bonus along with the 17-minute film for "Anesthetize" on the DVD-A version of Fear of a Blank Planet.[citation needed]

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Appearances

The song appears during the end credits of the video game Control.

Track listing

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Personnel

Porcupine Tree

Additional musicians

Live version

Quick Facts Single by Porcupine Tree, from the album Closure/Continuation.Live ...

On 1 December 2023, a live version of the track would be released as the second and final single in promotion of the band's live album Closure/Continuation.Live, the first single being "Harridan". The live version of the track was recorded on 7 November 2022 at the Ziggo Dome arena in Amsterdam, Netherlands by Music for Nations. The single was released alongside a live video.[2][3]

In honor of Richard Barbieri, who was formerly in a band called Japan. The lyric "he's in a band, they sound like Pearl Jam" was changed to "he's in a band, they sound like Japan".[4]

Personnel

Porcupine Tree

Touring

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References

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