Hey guys, how's it going? Scott here and I'm back with another episode of the SBL podcast. And today

we've got the awesome Colin Edwin with us. And Colin was the bass player or is the bass player for

the phenomenal band featuring one of my favorite drummers, Porcupine Tree. I should say that the band

is called Porcupine Tree. The drummer is not called Porcupine Tree. the band is called porcupine tree. The drummer is not

called Porcupine Tree. The drummer is called Gavin Harrison, which is, he's just such a phenomenal

drummer. You've got to check him out. And if you haven't heard of Porcupine Tree before,

you should also check them out. They are, they're kind of underground, but huge.

A lot of my friends, when I talk about porcupine trees,

I said, oh, I haven't heard of them.

But if you go on YouTube and check them out,

you'll see that these guys have played some, like they've played arenas. You know, they were absolutely ginormous and have a huge underground following.

So definitely go check them out.

If you are on the site watching this, just scroll down

and you'll be able to see some videos that I've posted on the podcast page

so you can check out Colin Plain with Porcupine Tree, the Band,

and some of his own stuff as well because he's got his own projects going on.

And if you're not on the site, just go over to Scottsbacelessns.com, navigate to the podcasts and

you'll find it there. Now, before you go and check out the podcast, I also want to say a little

bit of an apology because the audio, Collins Audio, is a little bit

on the dodgy side and that is absolutely our fault. Well, my computer's fault actually. For some reason,

I upgraded the operating system and it defaulted some of the audio capture software that we use back to its original settings and obviously

I didn't check it and so essentially we're having to use the camera audio for Collins audio so

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