Home Invasion: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall

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Home Invasion: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall
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Video / live album by
Released2 November 2018 (2018-11-02)
Recorded29 March 2018
Venue Royal Albert Hall, London
Genre Progressive rock
Label Eagle Vision
Director James Russell
Producer Steven Wilson
Steven Wilson chronology
To the Bone
(2017)
Home Invasion: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall
(2018)
The Future Bites
(2021)
Steven Wilson video chronology
Get All You Deserve
(2012)
Home Invasion: In Concert at the Royal Albert Hall
(2018)
DVD/Blu-ray
No.TitleAlbumLength
1."'Truth' (Intro)"  
2."Nowhere Now" To the Bone  
3."Pariah"To the Bone 
4."Home Invasion / Regret #9" Hand. Cannot. Erase.  
5."The Creator Has a Mastertape" In Absentia (Porcupine Tree album) 
6."Refuge"To the Bone 
7."People Who Eat Darkness"To the Bone 
8."Ancestral"Hand. Cannot. Erase. 
9."Arriving Somewhere But Not Here" Deadwing (Porcupine Tree album) 
10."Permanating"To the Bone 
11."Song of I"To the Bone 
12."Lazarus"Deadwing (Porcupine Tree album) 
13."Detonation"To the Bone 
14."The Same Asylum as Before"To the Bone 
15."Song of Unborn"To the Bone 
16."Vermillioncore"  
17."Sleep Together" Fear of a Blank Planet (Porcupine Tree album) 
18."Even Less" Stupid Dream (Porcupine Tree album) 
19."Blank Tapes"To the Bone 
20."The Sound of Muzak"In Absentia (Porcupine Tree album) 
21."The Raven That Refused to Sing" The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)  
CD – Disc 1
No.TitleLength
1."'Truth' (Intro)"2:51
2."Nowhere Now"4:12
3."Pariah"5:07
4."Home Invasion / Regret #9"11:02
5."The Creator Has a Mastertape"5:32
6."Refuge"8:40
7."People Who Eat Darkness"6:16
8."Ancestral"13:53
9."Arriving Somewhere But Not Here"13:51
CD – Disc 2
No.TitleLength
1."Permanating"5:34
2."Song of I"7:13
3."Lazarus"4:09
4."Detonation"11:21
5."The Same Asylum as Before"6:00
6."Song of Unborn"6:33
7."Vermillioncore"5:06
8."Sleep Together"8:07
9."Even Less"3:58
10."Blank Tapes"3:11
11."The Sound of Muzak"5:08
12."The Raven That Refused to Sing"8:31


Vinyl – Same as DVD/Blu-ray/CD editions, but with the addition of the following tracks
No.TitleAlbumLength
1."Routine"Hand. Cannot. Erase.9:01
2."Hand Cannot Erase"Hand. Cannot. Erase.4:18
3."Heartattack In A Layby"In Absentia (Porcupine Tree album)3:59
4."How Is Your Life Today?" Lightbulb Sun (Porcupine Tree album)3:17
5."Blackfield" Blackfield (Blackfield debut album)4:33
6."Postcard" Grace for Drowning 6:55

Personnel

Adapted from liner notes.

Performers

Additional personnel

Charts

Chart (2018–19)Peak
position
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders) [4] 85
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Wallonia) [5] 123
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100) [6] 35
German Albums (Offizielle Top 100) [7] 9
Italian Albums (FIMI) [8] 77
Scottish Albums (OCC) [9] 70

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