I was 16 years old, at the height of my adolescence, when I vibrated with this.

4 marca ukazał się długo wyczekiwany album Marillion - An Hour Before It's Dark. Album, który powstał w okresie przymusowego zamknięcia przyniósł siedem nowych, jak zwykle w przypadku tej formacji

Ostatni akt "rybiego" okresu w Marillion. Po świetnie przyjętym komercyjnie Misplaced Childhood w zespole pojawiły się różnego rodzaju niesnaski i tarcia. Wpisuje się to, wszystko, niestety w

Introduction It has started in Aylesbury, 61 kilometres from London. There drummer Mick Pointer along with guitarist Steve Rothery, keyboardist Brian Jelliman and vocalist/bassist Doug Irvine founded a

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Another year of this #x-daysofmusic challenge set up by @backinblackdevil. After going to my first concert in December 1981, I started to look for more. One of them was a day at Farnborough Recreation

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I think I got into prog in my mid-teens with the gateway drug of Genesis. When I first heard Marillion I could hear definite similarities. I saw them live on the Misplaced Childhood tour. I think that

Wstęp 1979 rok, miasto Aylesbury w hrabstwie Buckinghamshire, 61 km od Londynu, to tam perkusista Mick Pointer, gitarzysta Steve Rothery, klawiszowiec Brian Jelliman i basista, pełniący również funkcję

I've had this going round and round in my head all week, after listening to it on Spotify last Monday. I remember playing this album over and over when I was at University in about 1987 or 88.

This band has been with me since my late teens , some of the members have changed but my allegiance to them hasn't i seem to find songs from them that i haven't heard before on a constant basis and this

When music teaches us more than the media can, There are people in every country that excel in their chosen profession , industry or endeavours some are remembered because of their media coverage, some

" I keep the pieces separate I clutch them in my coat A jigsaw of an angel I can do when I feel low" credits Steve Hogarth and Marillion. As its a Sunday night , fitting i guess that this song

Its a Friday night song choice its not pretty its not current its not even popular, what it is though is poetry set to music " Because Even Jesters Cry". It has feelings also:) The Band is Marillion

Well i got a nice surprise today, a steemit coin number 88 \o/ and i made a post about it @tzcap made a comment about 777 being a lucky number also and as i was in the process of posting a marillion video

"Agony at a Knockdown price, Reduced to clear is what i cried" Another song from my favourite band, I would like to hear anyone's thoughts on this both as a song and also as to its meaning as

Its been a trying sort of day and i guess such is life, i would like to share a song from my favourite band Marillion its simply called sounds that cant be made, Please visit Marillion.com all credits

Saw this today , i had listened to the song many times but not heard the thinking behind it as they are one of my favourite bands i just wanted to share as i think there is also a message we can all learn