#marillion

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

"Kayleigh" is a song by the British neo-progressive rock band Marillion. It was released as the first single from the concept album Misplaced Childhood from 1985. It became the band's most successful

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